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Home›News›Education›Mid-State Board adopts 2019–20 budget

Mid-State Board adopts 2019–20 budget

By Julie Schooley
June 21, 2019
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Mid-State Technical College

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WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Mid-State Technical College’s Board of Directors adopted its 2019–20 budget following a public hearing during its June 17 meeting in Wisconsin Rapids. The annual budget goes into effect on July 1, 2019.
The new General Fund Operations budget is $30.2 million, a $386,000 decrease from the amended 2018–19 Fiscal Year budget. The operational budget was prepared with the assumption of comparable enrollments to 2018–19.
As in years past, College administrators set out to develop a budget that balances the needs of its students and communities with available budgetary resources. The higher education industry continues to undergo rapid change, and Mid-State has aggressively sought to address that change through its Strategic Directions and 2020 Vision, key drivers throughout the budget development process.

“At Mid-State we are always driven by our mission to transform lives through education and meet the growing needs of our local businesses,” said Mid-State President Dr. Shelly Mondeik. “This budget empowers us to develop the right programs and services to support that mission and continue to provide the supportive and caring learning environment our students thrive in.”

According to Mid-State Vice President of Finance and Facilities Robb Fish, the college’s mill rate is projected to increase 3 cents per $1,000 of equalized property value, increasing the tax bill for a $100,000 home from $93.34 last year to a projected $96.61 in the coming year. Mid-State poses a considerably lower impact than other taxing authorities because the college serves a broad tax base of 97 municipalities in all or parts of Adams, Clark, Jackson, Juneau, Marathon, Portage, Waushara, and Wood counties.

“Mid-State continues to offer innovative programs and access to world-class technology, facilities and services, and this budget funds that ongoing work,” said Fish. “There is a steady increase in demand for skilled professionals in central Wisconsin climbs, and we look forward to producing confident graduates to meet that need.”

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