Board unveils amended budget, would eliminate proposed wheel tax
Posted: Nov 2, 2017 9:10 PM CDT
-
0:50
MCTS seeks community input on future of public transportation...
-
1:12
’This was all of us last night’: Packers fan reacts after...
-
0:50
Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin hold Dessert First Gala at...
-
4:07
NWA champion previews Samhain: Part 4 at Turner Hall
-
2:04
Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Deep-Fried Oreo
-
2:11
’Sounded like fireworks going off’: New MFD reports detail...
-
2:32
Quartet returns to Milwaukee to sing Brewers national anthem...
-
3:24
’I loved every minute of it’: Entering his final school year...
-
4:33
Wisconsin home sales fell 8.3% in August as affordability hits...
-
2:24
Tenants scramble for housing after Milwaukee apartment buildings...
-
1:07
Brewers excitement sweeps Milwaukee as fans eye a World Series
-
2:25
CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Lakeside Oktoberfest in Kenosha
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- People had the chance to make their voices heard over Milwaukee County tax rates.
The Milwaukee County Board unveiled its amended budget to the public on Thursday evening.
It was approved in committee and does away with County Executive Chris Abele's proposal to double the wheel tax.
Board members say the public cares about county resources.
"It's challenging to pay more for our resources and our services but at the same time folks really appreciate it especially senior centers and parks and transit," said Marina Dimitrijevic, County Board of Supervisors 4th District.
The full County Board is expected to vote on the budget on Monday.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter