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Local GovernmentTuesday, November 10

Racine County's board approves its 2027 budget, and Kenosha County's passed 23-0

The Daily Racine teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The Racine County board has approved the 2027 budget, the Journal Times reported. The headline we have doesn't list the levy or the vote.

Next door, the Kenosha County Board unanimously approved its own 2027 budget last Thursday night. The plan raises the property tax levy by 2.94%, which county officials said is below inflation. The owner of a median-value home will pay an additional $13.48 in county property taxes in 2027.

$13.48added county tax for a median-value Kenosha County home in 2027

That's on top of what the owner pays now, under the plan the board approved 23-0.

Source: WLIP

  • Kenosha County vote: 23-0
  • Levy increase: 2.94%
  • Kenosha County keeps its AAA bond rating, County Executive Samantha Kerkman said

Kenosha County's budget funds safety and road projects

ProjectWhat's planned
Sheriff's detectivesTwo added for internet crimes against children
Kenosha County CenterRenovation, plus a backup emergency operations site
Kemper CenterFinish Lake Michigan shoreline restoration
Highway KPlanning to widen 94th Court to 128th Avenue

Source: WLIP

Sources: Journal Times, WLIP

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