Greenfield Voters to Decide on Two School Funding Referendums in November
Greenfield voters will decide on two school funding referendums in November. One seeks to extend a $5 million annual operational funding for four more years, with no projected tax increase. The second is a $35 million capital referendum estimated to…
Milwaukee, WI, August 24, 2026 —
Greenfield residents are set to vote on two significant school funding referendums in the upcoming November elections, with each proposal addressing different financial needs of the district.
The first referendum focuses on continuing operational support for the school district. It aims to extend an existing $5 million in annual operational funding for an additional four years. A key detail for voters is that this measure is not expected to result in any projected tax increases for Greenfield homeowners.
The second referendum presents a larger capital investment plan. This proposal seeks $35 million for facility upgrades and improvements across the school district. Unlike the operational funding measure, this capital referendum is estimated to have a modest impact on property taxes. Officials project an increase of approximately $9 per year for every $100,000 of home value.
The details of both referendums are expected to be a central topic of discussion for voters as they prepare to make their decisions in November. The operational funding aims to maintain current services and programs, while the capital referendum targets necessary enhancements to school infrastructure.
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