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Wednesday, 13 August 2008 |
District 2 Eric Payne 544-4688
District 3 Christopher Hernandez 262-446-9739 Flyer
District 4 Joe Pieper 896-0454 WTL Guest Column
District 5 Paul Ybarra 544-6323 James Wigderson's Take
District 6 Paul Furrer 262 536-1159 Frame Park Development
District 7 Peggy Bull 547-3552 Part 1
District 8 Emanuele Vitale 544-5850 Mayor Nelson Calls Citizens Amatuers
District 9 Kathleen Cummings 547-6272
District 10 Steve Johnson 547-6814
District 11 Randy Radish 548-0738
District 12 Charles Lichtie 547-7930
District 13 Rick Tortomasi 544-5373
District 14 Joan Francoeur 547-9149
District 15 Carl Waldenberger 524-8937
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City of Waukesha #1 Again! |
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Monday, 28 January 2008 |
 ... in property taxes for Waukesha County. Out of 111 taxing districts, the City of Waukesha residents will pay the most. A City of Waukesha home with a fair market value of $281,600 will pay $4,985.96 in property taxes. That's over $300 more than the 2nd most tax burdened municipality in the County.
In the past, the highest taxed community in Waukesha County was still lower than the lowest taxed in Milwaukee County. However, this changed this year because of the high rate of growth in the City of Waukesha tax levy. Almost mockingly, Mayor Nelson chose to boast on this years property tax letter stating that Waukesha would only have been the 29th out of 30 Milwaukee municipalities. Just imagine how high Waukesha would be if it also had the out-of-control MATC board, a problem-ridden MMSD, and a county government trying to recover from a pension scandal.
Read the Journal Sentinel article
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