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Spring Grove council adopts $700,000 2025 tax levy, a 3% increase
Summary
At its Dec. 17 meeting the Spring Grove City Council adopted a $700,000 levy for 2025 — a 3% increase from 2024 — after a Truth in Taxation hearing that included public comments urging lower levies and questions about assessed values.
The Spring Grove City Council on Dec. 17 approved Resolution 24-59 setting the 2025 tax levy at $700,000, a 3% increase from 2024.
Treasurer/Deputy Clerk Erin Konkel told the council during the Truth in Taxation public hearing that the levy would remain at the previously discussed amount of $700,000. Public commenters raised concerns about assessed values: Jerry Kraus and resident Jason Slavicek questioned assessment-related impacts, and Chris Ranzenberger urged the council to lower the levy.
Council Member Trent Turner moved to approve Resolution 24-59; Council Member Karen Folstad seconded the motion and the council approved the resolution. The minutes record public comments noting that assessed property values are largely outside the city’s control.
The hearing record does not list individual tax impacts by parcel in the minutes; the council took no additional changes to the levy at the meeting. The council closed the public hearing after public input and moved the resolution to approval.
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