Village of Gilman GREAT PRESENTATION. Are my taxes higher than other villages?

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1 Village of Gilman GREAT PRESENTATION Are my taxes higher than other villages?

2 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA TAXES Gross Elementary/Secondary School District Tax Technical College School District Tax County Tax Local Tax Other

3 TAXES GILMAN TAXES GILMAN Other 12.6% Gross Elementary/Second ary School District Tax 31.9% Other 17.7% Gross Elementary/Seco ndary School District Tax 26.3% Local Tax 27.6% County Tax 21.6% Technical College School District Tax 6.3% Local Tax 30.8% County Tax 20.5% Technical College School District Tax 4.8%

4 Mill Rate Per $1000 value $14 $12 LOCAL TAX MILL RATE $10 $8 $6 $4 $2 $ Is consistently higher but Gilman s property values are lower, thus if one is taxed $10 on a $50,000 home or $5 on a $100,000 home they end up paying the same.

5 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA LOCAL TAX Local Tax is the tax for town, village, or city purposes including utility districts. It includes the balance of the money a tax district needed to meet its obligations, expenses, etc. and the state or county special charges to the tax district. It reflects reductions due to the application of surplus funds and any overrun or underrun on the tax roll.

6 Gilman is higher in 2004 but in the past 6 years is on average with peers. General Government includes the operating expenditures and capital outlay for board, clerk, treasurer, assessor, accounting, administration, election, legal counsel, municipal court, municipal buildings, purchasing, risk and property management, judgments and losses, uncollectible taxes and special assessments, and unallocated insurance.

7 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA LAW ENFORCEMENT Law Enforcement includes the operating expenditures and capital outlay for law enforcement services, such as for traffic patrol, criminal investigation, education, school crossing guards, community relations, crime prevention, and support services (communication). Other activities that may be included are water safety patrol and snow mobile law enforcement.

8 Gilman is lower than its peers This includes all road construction and maintenance costs.

9 Gilman is higher than peers for the past 10 years Parks and Recreation includes operating expenditures and capital outlays for parks and zoo; recreation programs such as summer baseball and swimming lessons; events such as annual summer picnics, holiday decorations and parades; recreation facilities such as ice arenas, swimming pools, and baseball diamonds.

10 Gilman is in the middle with its peers General Obligation Debt includes bonds, notes, state trust fund loans, land contracts, installment purchases, etc., that mature more than one year after date of issue. General obligation debt is secured by an irrepealable tax levy and is subject to the statutory five (5) percent of equalized valuation limitation

11 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA SUBTOTAL GENERAL REVENUES $2,000 $1,800 $1,600 $1,400 $1,200 $1,000 $800 $600 $400 $200 $ Includes all revenues from all sources

12 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA STATE SHARED REVENUES $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $ State Shared Revenues are those received per Wisconsin Statutes (subch. 1, Ch.79), which includes the general shared revenue program, the expenditure restraint program, and the small municipalities shared revenue program.

13 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA PUBLIC CHARGE FOR SERVICES $300 $250 $200 $150 $100 $50 $ Includes the revenues received from individuals, organizations, and businesses for services provided to them such as photocopies, license publication, fire and ambulance services, highway materials, snowplowing, lighting, parking, mass transit, dock and harbor, sewerage, refuse collection, landfill, swimming pool, recreation equipment rental and so forth.

14 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA INTERGOVERNMENTAL CHG FOR SERVICES $700 $600 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $ The revenues received from the federal, state, county, and other local governments for services provided by the given local government, such as monies for fire protection, ambulance, and highway maintenance.

15 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA LICENSES AND PERMITS $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $ Include business, other licenses, building permits, zoning permits, inspection fees, impact fees. Business permits can include liquor, cigarette, soda pop, bartender, dance, peddler, mobile home court, cable television licenses and franchise fees, auction, going out of business, transient merchant, junk and theater. Nonbusiness permits and licenses can include those for bicycles, cats, and dogs.

16 Dollars Per Person (2009 $) PER CAPITA OTHER LOCAL GOVERNMENT AIDS $100 $90 $80 $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $20 $10 $ Include highway and bridge aids and other grants from local governments, such as those for libraries, parks, solid waste management and veterans graves.

17 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA TOTAL MANUFACTURING 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,

18 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA TOTAL COMMERCIAL 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,

19 Dollars Per Person PER CAPITA TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10, Included in this category are single family houses, mobile homes assessed as real property, condominiums and time-share units used as a residence, and apartments with three or less units. Residential property also includes vacant land where the most likely use would be residential development.

20 Dollars Per Person TOTAL EQUALIZED VALUE PER CAPITA 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,

21 EQUALIZED VALUE BY CLASS GILMAN EQUALIZED VALUE BY CLASS GILMAN Manufacturing 2.7% Personal Property 3.4% Ag Forest Land 0.2% Other 0.6% Manufacturin g Personal Property 3.0% Ag Forest Land 0.1% 5.5% Other 1.3% Agriculture Land 0.6% Commercial 27.0% Residential 65.6% Agriculture Land 0.2% Commercial 22.6% Residential 67.2%