Comptroller and revolving loan reports show steady balances; chapter-level variances noted
March 14, 2026 | Oxford, Sumner County, Kansas
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Comptroller Jeni Rick presented a ledger-style table showing each chapter’s beds, dues due and paid, fines and balances. The report flagged Chapter 16 for fines related to missing audits and no payment. The meeting accepted the comptroller report (MSP).
Davis Verrette reported on the revolving loan: starting balance $30,954.65, a Chapter 1 loan of $6,500, deposits of $53,814.54, interest $22.86 and an ending balance of $74,244.19. The revolving-loan officer emphasized that Chapters are responsible for ensuring houses with loans make scheduled payments.
Davis Verrette reported on the revolving loan: starting balance $30,954.65, a Chapter 1 loan of $6,500, deposits of $53,814.54, interest $22.86 and an ending balance of $74,244.19. The revolving-loan officer emphasized that Chapters are responsible for ensuring houses with loans make scheduled payments.
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