Greenfield School District 2022 Revenue Limit Referendum Results

GREENFIELD, WI — Polls have closed in Wisconsin and the results of the Greenfield School District revenue limit referendum will soon be discovered.

The referendum asked voters in Greenfield if their school district can exceed its revenue limit by $5 million each year for four years until the 2026-2027 school year. If approved, the measure would help retain quality educators, support classroom sizes, help keep pace with technology, manage the costs of inflation and more, according to the district.

The district projected its tax mill rate to remain steady if the referendum is approved, with its portion of property taxes dropping by $5 for every $100,000 of property market value in the next four years.

"Approving an operational referendum is the only way our district can receive the funding necessary to maintain our high educational standards," the district wrote on its website. "We are not alone in facing this challenge, as Wisconsin school districts have brought forth more than 130 operational referendum questions over the past decade."

Voters in Greenfield last saw a school district referendum in 2007 and 2008.

Greenfield School District Revenue Limit Referendum Results:

Unofficial results last updated 8:35 p.m. 21 of 21 precincts reporting.

Yes: 7,093

No: 4,366

See also: Wisconsin 2022 Midterms Statewide Election Results