Michael J. Block

The meeting agenda includes the selection of a chairperson and vice-chairperson, verification of training requirements, and the filing and summary of the annual assessment report by the Assessor's Office. Additionally, the Board will examine the assessment roll, certify corrections if warranted, accept the assessment roll, receive an update on the 2026-2027 revaluation-reassessment timeline, and review objections for acceptability to schedule, deny, or waive hearings.

The meeting includes the selection of a chairperson and vice-chairperson, verification of mandatory training requirements, and the reception of the assessment roll and sworn affidavit. Key topics feature an update on the tentative timeline for the upcoming revaluation and reassessment process for village properties, including proposed assessment contract fees, and the review of procedures for property valuation objections and hearings.

The meeting included the completion of mandatory training certification by a board member. The Assessor's Office provided a report on property values and trends within the village, explained the basic income approach for assessments, and officially submitted the assessment roll along with a sworn affidavit. The board reviewed information from the assessment roll, covering topics such as equalized versus assessed values, the impact of home sales, and open book responses. There were no objections presented during the session.

The Outdoor Recreation Plan for the Village of Kronenwetter outlines a strategic direction from 2026 to 2030 to address the community's current and future recreational needs. The plan is structured around three core goals: improving existing park services, expanding bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and enhancing water access. It leverages public input, park standards analysis, and statewide recreation trends to establish recommendations for capital improvements, new park developments, and policy changes, ensuring a comprehensive and accessible outdoor recreation system for residents and visitors.

The Village of Kronenwetter is holding a public hearing to discuss the proposed 2026 operating budget. Key topics include the general fund revenues and expenditures, property taxes, intergovernmental revenues, licenses and permits, public charges for services, and other financing sources. The budget also covers expenditures for general government, public safety, public works, health and human services, culture and recreation, and conservation and development. The hearing will also address the total property tax levy required and the Village of Kronenwetter tax rate, as well as a summary of all governmental and proprietary funds.