Muskego rejects $5.9 million public safety referendum

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Muskego voters rejected a $5.9 million annual public safety levy increase Tuesday. WISN/Hearst’s unofficial returns showed 9,023 no votes, or 64.42%, against 4,984 yes votes, with all 10 precincts reporting.

The proposal would have raised the city’s ongoing levy limit to support police, fire, EMS, rescue and public works services. Its defeat denies that additional taxing authority.

Actual geographic boundaries of Muskego and New Berlin with rejected referendum results
Unofficial citywide returns: Nov. 3, 9:31:58 p.m. CST. Purple: referendum rejected. WISN/Hearst results; U.S. Census 2024 municipal boundaries. Proposal details.

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