Common Council adopts amended 2022 City budget
Today, the Milwaukee Common Council adopted an amended 2022 City of Milwaukee budget in the amount of approximately $1.75 billion. The budget addresses many of the key Council priorities for the city, including public safety, public health, and implementing long-term fiscal sustainability. The budget will now head to Mayor Tom Barrett who will have until the close of business on Tuesday, November 16 to sign the budget or issue any vetoes.
“These efforts wouldn’t be possible without the hard work and dedication of the budget office, legislative reference bureau, and countless other support staff who assist us along the way. I want to commend all of those who contributed,” Ald. Murphy continued.
All amendments to the 2022 city budget can be viewed here along with previous department information and presentations. In total, the Council passed 15 amendments to the
Mayor’s proposed budget. The 2022 tax rate will be $10.20, a $0.11 increase from 2021. The levy total will be $305,103,039 which is a 2% increase from the year before.
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