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Kenosha County Proposes 2027 Budget with Less Than 3% Tax Increase

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Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman presented the proposed 2027 county budget on October 6. The proposal calls for a county property tax levy increase of less than 3 percent. The budget also includes funding for public safety, such as two additional detective positions for the Sheriff’s Office.

From wlip.com

Why it matters

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The budget is designed to maintain Kenosha County's AAA bond rating, which has previously saved taxpayers nearly $1.4 million in borrowing costs. The proposal aims to continue funding essential services and infrastructure while limiting the impact on property taxpayers.

From wlip.com

Who's involved

  • Kenosha CountyThe county where the 2027 budget and infrastructure projects are proposed.
  • Samantha KerkmanThe County Executive who presented the proposed budget.
  • BristolA city receiving funding for renovation work at the County Center.
  • WheatlandA city receiving public investment for a new communications tower.

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    Wheatland might see improved demand for communications services due to the new tower.

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