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Debt to Valuation Ratio: Total Debt / Total Assets EID: 0.46.

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1 Debt to Valuation Ratio: Total Debt / Total Assets EID: 0.46

2 Debt to Valuation Ratio: Total Debt / (Capital Assets minus Related Debt) EID: 1.24

3 Debt Service Coverage Ratio Ratio of Net Cash Flow to Debt Service Cost [Net Cash Flow is surplus, not deficit, for all 10 agencies] Calculated values are derived from other CAFR data Stated ratios are from a table in the CAFR Statistical Section EID: 1.65 1.59 Sorted by stated ratios

4 Debt Service Coverage Ratio Ratio of Net Cash Flow to Debt Service Cost [Net Cash Flow is surplus, not deficit, for all 10 agencies] Calculated values are derived from other CAFR data Stated ratios are from a table in the CAFR Statistical Section EID: 1.65 1.59 Sorted by calculated ratios

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