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Summary: Ramsey, Minnesota; General Obligation <br /> Strong management,highlighted by the city's five-year operating forecast, 10-year capital improvement plan, and <br /> fund balance policy requiring 50%of expenditures in reserves,with a strong institutional framework score. <br /> We do not view pension and other postemployment benefits to be a credit pressure, given how low contributions are <br /> relative to budget. However, General Employees'Retirement fund and Public Employees' Police and Fire fund <br /> contributions were below our minimum funding progress metric last year and current fixed-rate contribution practices <br /> are not expected to materially reduce unfunded liabilities in the near term. <br /> Environmental, social, and governance <br /> Ramsey faces heightened environmental risks based on the elevated manganese levels in four of its eight drinking <br /> water wells, as per the Minnesota Department of Health guidelines. Elevated manganese levels pose health risks to <br /> bottle-fed infants, children, and adults.The city is remediating these risks through the above-mentioned improvements <br /> to the water treatment plant,which are under construction.We view the city's social and governance risks as neutral in <br /> our credit rating analysis. In addition, Ramsey has implemented policies and practices to help mitigate its exposure to <br /> cyber security risks. <br /> Outlook <br /> The stable outlook reflects our expectation that Ramsey will maintain its fund balance within its reserve policy and <br /> property tax revenue growth will continue over the two-year outlook horizon. <br /> Downside scenario <br /> We could take a negative rating action if the city were to become operationally imbalanced and make a materially <br /> large draw on its reserves. <br /> Upside scenario <br /> We could take a positive rating action if Ramsey strengthened multiple credit factors, including moderation of the debt <br /> profile and materially higher income and wealth metrics. <br /> • credit metrics <br /> Most recent Historical information <br /> 2022 2021 2020 <br /> Very strong economy <br /> Projected per capita EBI%of U.S. 110 <br /> Market value per capita($) 146,383 <br /> Population 28,178 27,487 27,154 <br /> County unemployment rate(%) 2.6 <br /> Market value($000) 4,124,767 3,773,024 3,284,612 3,022,065 <br /> Ten largest taxpayers%of taxable value 7.8 <br /> Strong budgetary performance <br /> Operating fund result%of expenditures 0.7 2.5 8.5 <br /> Total governmental fund result%of expenditures 10.7 1.1 (1) <br /> WWW.STANDARDANDPOORS.COM/RATINGSDIRECT OCTOBER 17, 2023 3 <br />
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