Budget Home: Budget and Finance

Purpose

The Budget and Finance Department supports the Commissioners Court with fiscal planning, monitoring, and policy analysis that assist the Court in making well-informed policy and financial decisions. 

Activities

  • Preparing an accurate fiscal plan for the Commissioners Court in the form of the Recommended Budget, Proposed Budget, Adopted Budget, and Fee Schedule documents.
  • Preparing the Capital Improvement Program to assist the Commissioners Court in planning for the long-term capital needs of the County.
  • Coordinating bond sale efforts with the county's bond attorneys and financial advisors.
  • Serving as co-chair to the County's Investment Committee. Investment Policy
  • Providing policy recommendations to help county departments be more cost efficient.
  • Performing operational analysis and costing studies.
  • Coordinating with area cities and Economic Development Corporations on Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone analysis.
  • Monitoring legislative activities and reporting on the effect to the County.
  • Engaging county departments in converting to a performance management philosophy that places emphasis on the County Mission and Vision.
  • Serving as representatives on various technical, judicial and administrative committees.
  • Conducting special projects as requested by the Commissioners Court.

Bond Ratings

Ratings for the 2025 Series

S & P Global Ratings assigned its 'AAA' long-term rating to Collin County, Texas' approximately $243.7 million series 2026 limited-tax permanent improvement bonds. At the same time, S & P Global Ratings affirmed its 'AAA' long-term rating on the county's unlimited and limited-tax general obligation (GO) debt.

Moody's Investors Service has assigned a Aaa rating to Collin Count, TX's Limited Tax Permanent Improvement Bonds, Series 2026 with an approximate par amount of $243.7 million. Moody's maintains the county's Aaa issuer rating and its other outstanding ratings. The county will have approximately $1.2 billion in general obligation debt outstanding, post issuance. The outlook is stable.

If you're looking for updated information on the county's debt, see our Primer on County Debt.

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