Sheboygan County Adopts 2027 Budget and Sets County Tax Levy

ByBrian Bateman
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Sheboygan County, WI — November 10, 2026

The Sheboygan County Board adopted the county’s 2027 budget on Nov. 3, approving it 24–1. The board also unanimously approved the resolution levying and apportioning the county tax.

The amount in the levy resolution’s fiscal note needs context: it is a county property-tax figure, not a calculation of what an individual household will owe.

What the levy resolution lists

The fiscal note for Resolution No. 24 lists $53,990,673 in general County property taxes. The Nov. 3 board journal records the unanimous approval of that resolution. The journal also records the 24–1 vote on Resolution No. 23, which approved the 2027 budget.

These were separate actions: one adopted the budget, and the other approved the tax-levy resolution.

What the figure does—and doesn’t—show

The $53,990,673 figure does not, by itself, establish an individual property’s full tax bill or how that bill will change. It is the general County property-tax amount identified in the resolution’s fiscal note, not a household-specific estimate.

The official Nov. 3 meeting journal and resolutions packet document the votes and the fiscal note behind the figure.

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