Sheboygan County Reviews $125,189 UW-Green Bay Sheboygan Campus Request
Sheboygan, WI — September 10, 2026. Sheboygan County is reviewing a proposed 2027 budget request for the UW-Green Bay Sheboygan Campus that keeps the requested property-tax levy flat and includes a separate capital project for storm-sewer work beneath the Main Building.
The campus, located at One University Drive in the City of Sheboygan, is requesting a proposed 2027 levy of $125,189. That matches the amount listed in the campus budget for 2026, so the request is not presented as a new tax increase.
Maintenance priorities shift toward HVAC and equipment
The September 2 Sheboygan County Finance Committee agenda packet outlines changes among the campus maintenance categories. The proposal places greater emphasis on heating, ventilation and air-conditioning needs and equipment while adjusting funding for electrical, plumbing and structural maintenance.
Those line-item changes are part of the county’s planning review. They do not by themselves show an overall maintenance reduction, and the figures remain subject to further review before the county adopts a final budget.
$85,000 storm-sewer project remains under review
The packet separately lists an $85,000 capital project to reroute a failed storm sewer beneath the Main Building’s 3100 hallway. The proposed work follows water damage associated with a broken roof drain.
The document describes a project request, not a completed repair, construction start or final contract award. For students, employees and visitors, the proposal addresses a documented building-maintenance concern in an area affected by water damage.
What happens next
The figures remain part of Sheboygan County’s active 2027 budget review and have not yet been adopted as final spending. The county meeting calendar lists additional September Finance Committee meetings, including September 16, as the review continues.
County taxpayers can follow the process through the Finance Committee’s agenda packets and meeting calendar. Campus users can watch for future documents showing whether the levy request, maintenance allocations or storm-sewer project change before final approval.
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