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Muskogee County discloses $6.5 million judgment with three-year levy repayment plan
Summary
Notes to Muskogee County’s FY2026 financial statement disclose a $6.5 million judgment (Case No. 20‑CV‑040‑JWB) being retired via tax levy with three annual payments through 2028 totaling $5.401 million of county payments and an additional $1.679 million in ACCO payment, per the schedule in the notes.
Muskogee County's notes disclose a judgment (Case No. 20‑CV‑040‑JWB) with an original amount of $6,500,000.00. The county reports scheduled payments funded by a tax levy: $1,972,232.04 due in 2026 (principal $1,606,998.67; interest $365,233.37), $1,750,342.95 due in 2027, and $1,678,670.81 due in 2028. The county lists total county payments of $5,401,245.80 and a separate ACCO payment of $1,679,003.99 that together reconcile to the original judgment amount.
The County Sinking Fund activity in the statement corresponds to the first-year principal and interest payment recorded for FY2026. The notes state the county will retire the judgment over three years via a tax levy; no additional contingency or litigation reserve is detailed in the transcript beyond the payment schedule shown in the notes.
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