Counties · Trempealeau County · Wisconsin
· population 29,681
$41,657,055revenue, 2024
$41,571,719spending, 2024
Wisconsin DOR, County & Municipal Revenues and Expenditures
Year
Revenue
Spending
Difference
2024
$41,657,055
$41,571,719
$85,336
2023
$45,883,052
$61,600,100
$-15,717,048
Where the money came from (2024)
General Property Taxes$17,652,728
All Other State Aids$8,723,559
Other Taxes$3,225,383
State Shared Revenues$2,812,755
Public Charges for Services$2,126,908
Interest Income$1,823,500
Federal Aids$1,710,211
State Highway Aids$1,460,531
Other Revenues$1,061,352
Other Local Govt Aids$626,000
Where it went (2024)
Health and Human Services$11,693,902
General Government$7,091,020
Law Enforcement$6,452,529
Highway Maintainence and Administration$3,887,791
Debt Service - Principal Interest$3,465,000
Other Public Safety$2,554,929
Highway Construction$2,459,846
Debt Service - Fiscal Changes$1,554,964
Conservation and Development$1,128,978
Culture and Education$964,055
Parks and Recreation$317,147
Other Financing Uses$1,558
US Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State & Local Government Finances
Year
Revenue
Spending
Difference
2022
$63,509,000
$56,704,000
$6,805,000
2018
$58,527,000
$57,208,000
$1,319,000
2017
$54,549,000
$55,207,000
$-658,000
Where the money came from (2022)
Charges for services$27,680,000
Property tax$15,197,000
State aid$13,333,000
Other revenue$3,866,000
Other taxes$2,805,000
Aid from other local governments$628,000
Where it went (2022)
Public welfare$27,875,000
Public buildings$5,535,000
Police$4,548,000
General / other$4,399,000
Health$4,385,000
Corrections$2,071,000
Central staff$1,599,000
Interest on debt$1,590,000
Courts$1,473,000
Highways & roads$1,158,000
Financial administration$800,000
Parks & recreation$695,000
Meetings, agendas & budget documents
This government's minutes, agendas and budget documents will appear here once its website has been added to our
collection.
These are reported actuals, not adopted budgets. Census amounts are published in thousands of
dollars and rounded to the nearest $1,000. Sources:
Census government finances,
Wisconsin DOR.