Wisconsin Estimates $1.56B in Shared Revenue to Communities in 2025
Wisconsin will send an estimated $1.56 billion to local governments in shared revenue in 2025.
That total includes $770 million for county and municipal aid, $281 million for supplemental county and municipal aid, nearly $174 million for Act 12 personal property aid, $98 million for exempt computer aid, $97 million for utility aid, nearly $76 million for personal property aid on locally assessed machinery and tools, $58 million in expenditure restraint incentive program aid and $10 million in video service cable provider aid.
The estimates include a $23.6 million increase in county and municipal aid based on last year’s sales tax collections.
“I’m excited to see how the results of our historic shared revenue increases are going to help support communities and families across Wisconsin,” Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers said. “We’re helping make sure our local communities can meet basic and unique needs alike, including investing in fire and emergency services, fixing local roads, expa...