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Village audit shows higher fines and spending shifts
The village posts a $90 080 tax raise and $41 203 in fines up from $29 468 while police costs rise since January 1 1956. Expenditures fall in several departments with savings in accounts and finances and garbage collection moved to private vendors. Delinquent accounts are pursued with liens. library nets profit while water and sewer show mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Affairs
William H. Meyer
Department of Accounts and Finance
Louis E. Prehn
Department of Health and Safety
Harry M. Blue
Henry €. Meyer
Department of Streets and Public Improvement
Department of Public Property
Michael J. Lambke
Water Fund
Charles Meseke
William Meyer
Joseph Audy
Fire Department