Last updated October 29, 2026. From the Transparency.ms.gov “Statewide Expenditures and Revenue to Cities/Counties” reports, filtered to Carroll County, Carrollton and North Carrollton (periods Oct 2023 to Sept 2026; 1,180 payment lines). Related: Carroll County Public Money Review.

Totals

PeriodCarroll CountyCarrolltonNorth Carrollton
Oct 2023–Sep 2024$6,841,744.26$169,221.54$145,812.51
Oct 2024–Sep 2025$7,004,034.09$257,864.70$139,074.29
Oct 2025–Sep 2026$6,400,835.09$229,236.68$127,952.77

Key payments

Carroll-area nonprofits in the State Auditor’s dashboard

NonprofitFY2021–2026 totalDetail
Carrollton Pilgrimage Board$410,550Finance & Administration $250,000 (FY2023) and $125,000 (FY2024); Arts Commission $22,000; MDA $13,550
Carroll Education Foundation$100,000MS Development Authority, FY2021
Greenwood-Leflore-Carroll$27,356.19MDA $26,756.19 (FY2026); Rehabilitation Services $600
Carroll Society for the Preservation$90Human Services / Child Protection, $30 a year

The State Auditor’s 2025 nonprofit reports (May, September and November 2025) name no Carroll County, Carrollton or Grenada-area organizations. Open question: what the $375,000 to the Carrollton Pilgrimage Board was for, and whether the board is a registered nonprofit with the Secretary of State and IRS.

Town reports on file at the State Auditor

Carrollton: FY2015–FY2025 except none missing in the index from 2021 on. North Carrollton: last report posted is FY2020; FY2021 to FY2025 are not on the State Auditor’s site. Carrollton FY2024 shows $825,286.65 in capital outlay (General fund $820,099.58) without describing the project; FY2023 included $400,000 in state appropriations and a “Water Tower Fund” bank account.