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Spring Prairie Town

Towns & townships · Walworth County · Wisconsin · population 2,199

$1,094,628revenue, 2024
$1,102,299spending, 2024

Wisconsin DOR, County & Municipal Revenues and Expenditures

YearRevenueSpendingDifference
2024$1,094,628 $1,102,299$-7,671
2023$1,014,715 $1,248,996$-234,281

Where the money came from (2024)

  • General Property Taxes $517,504
  • Public Charges for Services $205,499
  • State Highway Aids $104,713
  • State Shared Revenues $94,141
  • Interest Income $85,664
  • Other Taxes $36,170
  • Licenses and Permits $28,117
  • All Other State Aids $14,831
  • Other Revenues $7,989
  • Intergovernmental Charges for Services $0

Where it went (2024)

  • Highway Maintainence and Administration $433,109
  • Fire $248,784
  • Solid Waste Collection and Disposal $195,377
  • General Government $183,704
  • Health and Human Services $16,294
  • Other Public Safety $10,001
  • Road- Related Facilities $9,040
  • Highway Construction $5,460
  • Conservation and Development $530
  • Other Financing Uses $0
  • Other Transportation $0
  • Debt Service - Fiscal Changes $0

US Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State & Local Government Finances

YearRevenueSpendingDifference
2022$1,150,000 $666,000$484,000
2017$781,000 $492,000$289,000

Where the money came from (2022)

  • Property tax $668,000
  • Charges for services $193,000
  • State aid $140,000
  • Federal aid $115,000
  • Other taxes $34,000

Where it went (2022)

  • Highways & roads $226,000
  • Solid waste $177,000
  • Fire protection $135,000
  • Central staff $67,000
  • Financial administration $25,000
  • Protective inspection $14,000
  • Public buildings $13,000
  • Courts $5,000
  • Commercial activities $2,000
  • General / other $2,000

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.