Wheatland Center levy set to decrease

Posted by Spanish Journal | Sep 25, 2015 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Wheatland Center levy set to decrease

WHEATLAND — The Wheatland Center School District levy is set to decrease for a third consecutive year, Administrator Marty McGinley said.

The levy, or amount of revenue needed to be generated from local taxpayers to support the 2015-16 budget, was approved at $3,335,351. This is $1,969 less than last year’s levy of $3,337,320.

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Wheatland Center levy set to decrease

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