Somers Town And Village Tax Levies To Increase A Bit

Posted by Spanish Journal | Nov 30, 2017 | Wisconsin News Briefs

SOMERS –- The Somers village and town boards approved tax levies that will each increase about 4.5 percent for next year and includes the addition of a Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department deputy shift that would begin July 1.

The village’s levy will increase by $167,766 to $3,913,472 in 2018. It includes the village’s two tax incremental financing districts. The levy for the town will increase $19,764 to $458,367 next year. The town has no TIF district considerations.

Both levies were approved following sparsely attended public hearings.

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Somers Town And Village Tax Levies To Increase A Bit

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