Wilmot High School levy to Stay the Same

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

Wilmot High School levy to Stay the Same

WILMOT — The Wilmot High School tax levy, or amount of money needed to be generated locally, will remain flat for 2015-16 at $11,908,520.

The levy, subject to change after final state figures are released, will support general operation expenses of $14,236,492, down $11,077 over last year’s cost of $14,247,569.

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Wilmot High School levy to Stay the Same

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