Summary
The tentative budget spends $57.77 million with a 4.38% tax levy increase — about $65-$68 more per year for the average single-family home. Trustees will debate cuts or additions at a workshop before the April 20 final hearing close, and some pushed to get closer to the 2% tax cap.
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Last discussed Apr 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Average single-family tax bill rises roughly $65-$68; sewer rate rises 4.88% to about $1.83 per CCF (~$275/year for a typical home).
Residents who rely on village services — sanitation, police, fire, senior programs — keep current service levels.
Taxpayers facing higher bills amid rising gas and grocery costs, as several trustees noted.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Trustees - Apr 6, 2026
The tentative budget spends $57.77 million with a 4.38% tax levy increase — about $65-$68 more per year for the average single-family home. Trustees will debate cuts or additions at a workshop before the April 20 final hearing close, and some pushed to get closer to the 2% tax cap.
Local Development Corporation - Mar 11, 2026
The LDC adopted a placeholder budget for the fiscal year starting June 1, 2026, funded by IDA fees. It will be revised once the corporation starts approving actual projects.
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