The Fond du Lac city council has approved a budget that
includes a slight tax increase and no cuts in programs or services. The $30.1 million budget is up about
$200,000 from 2013. City manager Joe Moore says the property tax levy is up three percent to $21.5 million. Moore says since 2013, tax levy funds available for general
fund operations have fallen 10-percent primary because of increasing debt service
requirements. The owner of a $125,000 home would pay about $32 more in taxes for the city portion of their property tax bill. Moore says there are no cuts in programs or staff. In fact there some areas of increased expenditures for a citywide property revaluation
and five new Police Community Service Officers. Moore says the budget also includes $200,000 for general street
maintenance. The council also approved the $1.68 million transit budget. There is no change in bus service.
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