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Brocton approves higher tax rate in budget

By BRADEN CARMEN 1 min read
OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen Pictured is Brocton Mayor Craig Miller, left, alongside Brocton Village Trustee Drew Ransom, right. Miller and Ransom both voted in favor of the 2023-24 village budget at a recent board meeting.

BROCTON -- The Village of Brocton approved its 2023-24 budget at a recent meeting that includes a slight tax increase. The village tax rate is $9.79 per $1,000 of assessed valuation with an amount of $262,913 to be raised by taxes. The tax cap limit was $271,805.

As part of the budget, village employees from all departments will receive a 4% wage increase. the figures approved include a water budget of $300,797; a wastewater/sewer budget of $418,222 with $3,722 from unreserved fund balance; an electric budget of $1,114,950 with $172,600 from unreserved fund balance; and general expenses of $772,847 with $150,000 from unreserved fund balance.

Resolutions to accept each official figure passed unanimously 4-0 at a recent meeting of the Brocton Village Board, with Village Trustee Mark Belcher not in attendance. A copy of the entire 19-page budget is available online at www.brocton.org.

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