Chisholm City Council sets preliminary 2027 property tax levy at 15% increase
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What happened
The Chisholm City Council voted 4 to 1 to set the preliminary 2027 property tax levy at 15% above the 2026 levy amount of $2,523,148. Councilor Jim Varda, along with Councilor Jedediah Holewa and Councilor Marty Halverson, voted in favor of the motion. Councilor April Fountain was the sole dissenter, and Mayor Adam Lantz was absent from the meeting.
From mesabitribune.com
Why it matters
The council has the authority to lower the levy between now and December, but cannot exceed the preliminary amount set. Interim City Administrator Devin Ceglar recommended the 15% preliminary levy, noting that the council still has time to refine the final numbers.
From mesabitribune.com
Who's involved
- ChisholmThe city where the tax levy was set
- DevinInterim City Administrator who recommended the preliminary levy amount
- VardaCouncilor who voted in favor of the preliminary levy increase
- Adam LantzMayor of Chisholm who was absent from the council meeting
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The entities involved
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Chisholm
city in Minnesota, United States
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