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Holstein council opens FY27 property tax levy hearing; no public comment
Summary
The Holstein City Council opened a public hearing on the proposed FY27 property tax levy on April 2, 2026; no citizens spoke and the hearing was closed. The council then adjourned the special meeting by unanimous vote.
The Holstein City Council opened a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2027 property tax levy on Thursday, April 2, 2026, in City Council Chambers. Mayor Kathryn Breyfogle called the hearing to order at 5:00 PM and invited public comment; no residents spoke for or against the levy, and the mayor closed the hearing at 5:01 PM.
The hearing gave Holstein property owners and residents a formal opportunity to comment on the proposed levy, which is used to set tax rates and fund city services. No testimony or written comments were recorded during the special meeting.
After closing the hearing, Councilperson Marcus Prell moved to adjourn the special meeting; Councilperson Bonnie Stevenson seconded. The motion carried unanimously, with Councilmembers Terri Schimmer, Steve Tiefenthaler, Mike Johnson, Bonnie Stevenson and Marcus Prell voting aye. The meeting adjourned at 5:01 PM. No formal vote or other action on the proposed FY27 levy was recorded at the meeting.
The meeting record is attested by Mayor Kathryn Breyfogle and Tamara Nuckolls, City Administrator. Any next steps on the proposed levy (such as a future council vote or adoption) were not specified in the special meeting minutes.
