Cities & villages · Kenosha County · Wisconsin
· population 8,322
$13,149,055revenue, 2024
$11,021,079spending, 2024
Wisconsin DOR, County & Municipal Revenues and Expenditures
Year
Revenue
Spending
Difference
2024
$13,149,055
$11,021,079
$2,127,976
2023
$17,932,055
$12,277,671
$5,654,384
Where the money came from (2024)
General Property Taxes$4,503,187
Tax Increments$3,572,191
Interest Income$1,475,617
Public Charges for Services$851,490
Other Revenues$531,563
Licenses and Permits$510,922
State Shared Revenues$417,128
Federal Aids$413,182
All Other State Aids$295,092
State Highway Aids$171,479
Where it went (2024)
Fire$2,655,892
Debt Service - Principal Interest$1,720,994
General Government$1,570,832
Highway Maintainence and Administration$1,053,909
Law Enforcement$738,591
Solid Waste Collection and Disposal$736,361
Debt Service - Fiscal Changes$670,759
Conservation and Development$649,103
Other Financing Uses$505,039
Other Public Safety$472,121
Highway Construction$132,003
Ambulance$45,986
US Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State & Local Government Finances
Year
Revenue
Spending
Difference
2022
$23,098,000
$21,846,000
$1,252,000
2018
$9,334,000
$15,327,000
$-5,993,000
2017
$8,200,000
$9,895,000
$-1,695,000
Where the money came from (2022)
Charges for services$13,955,000
Property tax$6,133,000
Utility & liquor store revenue$967,000
State aid$922,000
Other revenue$649,000
Aid from other local governments$237,000
Other taxes$226,000
Federal aid$9,000
Where it went (2022)
Highways & roads$12,375,000
Fire protection$2,320,000
Sewer$1,654,000
General / other$1,506,000
Water utility$1,157,000
Interest on debt$798,000
Solid waste$629,000
Police$474,000
Central staff$375,000
Financial administration$159,000
Courts$154,000
Protective inspection$128,000
Meetings, agendas & budget documents
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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.