Beaver Crossing board adopts 2023–24 budget, sets $117,000 property tax request
September 23, 2026 | Beaver Crossing, Seward County, Nebraska
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The Village of Beaver Crossing Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Sept. 13 to adopt the village budget for fiscal year 2023–24 and to set the property tax request for 2023–24 at $117,000. Trustee Lance Breitkreutz moved to approve Resolution # 23-4 adopting the 2023–2024 Village Budget; Trustee Mike Banks seconded the motion and the roll call vote was 4–0 in favor.
Breitkreutz then moved to adopt Resolution #22-5 setting the property tax request for 2023–2024 at $117,000; Jere Leif seconded and the motion carried 4–0. The actions were taken after the board approved the meeting agenda and completed a brief roll call. The meeting record lists the resolutions as transcribed above.
Breitkreutz then moved to adopt Resolution #22-5 setting the property tax request for 2023–2024 at $117,000; Jere Leif seconded and the motion carried 4–0. The actions were taken after the board approved the meeting agenda and completed a brief roll call. The meeting record lists the resolutions as transcribed above.
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