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City Budget

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Brookfield Property Tax Bills To Rise Less Than 2 Percent

After a one-year drop in Elmbrook School District taxes last year, December total bills will increase slightly. Aldermen Tuesday adopted their portion of the total bill, calling it a status quo budget for 2013.

  After seeing a one-year drop in school taxes last year, Brookfield residents living in the Elmbrook School District will see their December property tax bills rise by about 1 percent. City taxpayers in the Elmbrook district will pay a total of about $16.49 per $1,000 of assessed property value, while city taxpayers in the Waukesha School District will pay about $15.89 per $1,000 of assessed home value. For Elmbrook taxpayers, that translates to a total tax increase of about $63 for the average priced home worth $335,000, City Finance Director Robert Scott said. Those amounts may change slightly after the state's tax levy credit amounts are finalized. Aldermen on Tuesday unanimously adopted a 2013 city budget that staff says maintains a …

Cindy Kilkenny

2:15 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012

I'd love to see a chart re: budget surpluses by all taxing bodies each of the last five years. (I'm so much better at begging than doing.)   more ›

Monday, October 10, 2011

Week Ahead: Ladies Night, Hillside Closure, Crazy Teens

The week ahead also features some key prep sport matchups, a new romantic comedy at the Sunset Playhouse and debate about the 2012 city budget.

Brookfield Patch offers a glimpse into the next week's news and events. To see or upload more events, see our events listings. Close an elementary school or schools? After getting feedback at two community informational meetings, the Elmbrook School Board meeting plans to try to come to a resolution at its meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, specially held in the Brookfield Central High School cafeteria, 16900 W. Gebhardt Rd. After discussion Tuesday, the board might take a final vote at its Oct. 25 meeting. Disposing of Calhoun Road properties: The city Public Works Committee will discuss what it should do with two Calhoun Road homes it purchased last year to settle a lawsuit over the road widening project's closure of two residential driveways. …

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