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West Allis presents 2026 mayoral budget proposal; staff cite new reimbursements and a $31.7 million capital plan

6417880 · October 23, 2025
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Summary

City staff presented the mayor’s recommended 2026 budget to the West Allis Common Council, citing new reimbursements, a $31.7 million capital program and modest proposed tax and utility changes.

City staff presented the mayor’s recommended 2026 budget to the West Allis Common Council, outlining revenue changes, a prioritized capital program and proposed spending adjustments. The mayor and staff framed the budget within ongoing structural pressures created by state funding formulas and levy limits.

Key takeaways

- Revenue adjustments: Staff said the city identified several new or restructured revenue sources. A one-time annual savings from a partnership with the Southwest Health Department was cited as $265,000; staff also said the city expected Medicaid ambulance reimbursements totaling roughly $450,000 covering prior years and ongoing costs. A $420,000 adjustment related to the convention and visitors bureau was also cited as available to general operating revenues. Staff described other state shared revenues and transportation-aid changes but noted some offsets.

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