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<br />Winter 2022
<br />2022 Budget and Tax Levy Public Hearing
<br />A public hearing is scheduled on December
<br />7, 2021 at the regular City Council meeting at
<br />7:00PM. After the hearing the City Council will
<br />consider adopting the Final Budget and Tax
<br />Levy 2022.
<br />Rank Taxing Authority 2021 Proposed 2022
<br />1 Landfall 64.490
<br />2 Hastings 57.351
<br />3 Marine 56.172
<br />4 Newport 54.006
<br />5 Stillwater 52.814
<br />6 Willernie 51.674
<br />7 Oak Park Height 50.838
<br />8 Lake St. Croix Beach 40.727
<br />9 Forest Lake 40.640
<br />10 Hugo 39.293
<br />11 St. Paul Park 39.111
<br />12 Oakdale 38.820
<br />13 Cottage Grove 37.350
<br />14 Mahtomedi 37.307
<br />15 Bayport 33.791
<br />16 Lakeland 33.408
<br />17 Woodbury 32.298
<br />18 Afton 32.024
<br />19 Scandia 30.815
<br />20 Birchwood 29.231
<br />21 St. Mary's Point 24.111
<br />22 Lake Elmo 23.640% 30.470%
<br />23 Lakeland Shores 23.381
<br />24 Grey Cloud Island 20.852
<br />25 White Bear Lake 20.355
<br />26 Stillwater Township 20.185
<br />27 Dellwood 19.204
<br />28 Baytown Township 16.372
<br />29 Denmark Township 15.891
<br />30 Grant 13.609
<br />31 May Township 11.518
<br />32 West Lakeland Township 10.877
<br />33 Pine Springs 9.034
<br />Washington County Tax Rates
<br />2022 Preliminary City Property Tax Rate
<br />The tax rate is calculated using the City’s Local Taxable
<br />Value on property divided by the levy. The levy is made
<br />up of the General Fund property tax levy needed to bal-
<br />ance the budget and the City’s required debt levies on
<br />its outstanding bonds. The table below shows the impact
<br />on the 2022 tax rate on various home values in the City.
<br />10/13/2021
<br />Exhibit B
<br />CITY OF Lake Elmo
<br />Financial Management Plan Summary
<br />Real City Taxes Paid by Average Homes
<br />2021 2022
<br />% Change
<br />from 2021 to
<br />2022
<br />$ Change
<br />from 2021 to
<br />2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029
<br />A. Property Tax Levy
<br />Operating Levy $3,824,879 $5,013,574 $4,902,010 $5,260,685 $5,678,132 $5,829,575 $6,208,481 $6,729,239 $7,210,465
<br />Existing Debt $1,438,390 $1,447,137 $1,358,265 $1,258,938 $1,129,444 $1,127,554 $910,656 $600,305 $380,115
<br />New Debt and Operating $0 $1,014,326 $1,598,712 $1,851,518 $2,100,898 $2,820,092 $3,266,863 $3,694,249 $3,871,466
<br />Total Tax Levy $5,263,269.23 $7,475,036.97 42.0% $2,211,767.74 $7,858,987.51 $8,371,140.50 $8,908,473.97 $9,777,220.80 $10,386,000.46 $11,023,792.54 $11,462,045.30
<br />B. Taxes Paid-City Only
<br />Market value 191,600 200,000 208,834 217,845 227,036 236,411 245,973 255,727 265,676
<br />Market Value Exclusion 19,996 19,240 18,445 17,634 16,807 15,963 15,102 14,225 13,329
<br />Taxable Market Value 171,604 180,760 190,389 200,211 210,229 220,448 230,871 241,502 252,347
<br />Tax capacity 1,716 1,808 1,904 2,002 2,102 2,204 2,309 2,415 2,523
<br />Property taxes $405.63 $550.90 35.8%$145.27 $607.04 $651.04 $697.23 $769.75 $822.55 $877.52 $916.73
<br />Market value 287,400 300,000 313,251 326,767 340,553 354,615 368,958 383,588 398,511
<br />Market Value Exclusion 11,374 10,240 9,047 7,831 6,590 5,325 4,034 2,717 1,374
<br />Taxable Market Value 276,026 289,760 304,204 318,936 333,963 349,290 364,924 380,871 397,137
<br />Tax capacity 2,760 2,898 3,042 3,189 3,340 3,493 3,649 3,809 3,971
<br />Property taxes $652.41 $883.02 35.3%$230.61 $969.85 $1,037.05 $1,107.87 $1,219.94 $1,299.90 $1,384.05 $1,442.86
<br />Market value 305,300 318,700 332,777 347,136 361,782 376,721 391,959 407,501 423,354
<br />Market Value Exclusion 9,763 8,557 7,290 5,998 4,680 3,335 1,964 565 -
<br />Taxable Market Value 295,537 310,143 325,487 341,138 357,102 373,386 389,995 406,936 423,354
<br />Tax capacity 2,955 3,101 3,255 3,411 3,571 3,734 3,900 4,069 4,234
<br />Property taxes $698.51 $944.88 35.3%$246.37 $1,037.76 $1,109.24 $1,184.50 $1,304.11 $1,389.32 $1,478.52 $1,538.43
<br />Market value 383,100 400,000 417,668 435,690 454,072 472,822 491,947 511,454 531,351
<br />Market Value Exclusion 2,761 1,240 - - - - - - -
<br />Taxable Market Value 380,339 398,760 417,668 435,690 454,072 472,822 491,947 511,454 531,351
<br />Tax capacity 3,803 3,988 4,177 4,357 4,541 4,728 4,919 5,143 5,392
<br />Property taxes $898.96 $1,215.15 35.2% $316.18 $1,331.72 $1,416.87 $1,506.25 $1,651.27 $1,752.32 $1,868.77 $1,959.19
<br />Tax Rate 23.63822% 30.47004%31.88211% 32.51950% 33.16990% 34.92532% 35.62353% 36.33618% 36.33505%
<br />Neighborhood Watch
<br />Making communi�es safer ‐ One neighbor at a �me
<br />Neighborhood Watch works
<br />because it is designed to:
<br />What is required of members? How to start a
<br />Neighborhood Watch
<br />Teach simple techniques to reduce the
<br />risk of being vic�mized at home or in
<br />public
<br />Train how to recognize and report
<br />suspicious ac�vi�es
<br />Help neighborhoods to make their homes
<br />more secure
<br />Show people how to easily make records
<br />of their property so that it can be
<br />iden�ed if lost or stolen
<br />Encourage neighbors to get to know each
<br />other so that any out of place ac�vity can
<br />be recognized, reported, and inves�gated
<br />Develop a cohesive body of concerned
<br />ci�zens addressing issues involving the
<br />en�re community
<br />Improve public safety by fostering
<br />coopera�on between the Sheriff’s Office
<br />and the residents of our communi�es
<br />Sign Up
<br />Sign up online at www.nnw.org
<br />You will be asked for your name, postal address,
<br />phone number, and email addresses.
<br />These items are not shared with the public and are
<br />used for official contact purposes only.
<br />
<br />Par�cipate
<br />Members a�end two mee�ngs per year.
<br />1. Social Mee�ng: Groups are highly encouraged
<br />to par�cipate in Night to Unite for the social
<br />mee�ng requirement.
<br />2. Business mee�ng to discuss preven�on �ps,
<br />trends, and other concerns. Groups usually
<br />invite a Sheriff’s Office representa�ve to this
<br />mee�ng so that ques�ons can be asked and
<br />answered.
<br />
<br />Neighborhood Watch Block Captains are asked to
<br />maintain a current lis�ng of their Neighborhood
<br />Watch members and share concerns of their
<br />neighborhood with the Sheriff’s Office.
<br />1. Talk to your neighbors. See who in your
<br />neighborhood is interested in forming or
<br />par�cipa�ng in a Neighborhood Watch.
<br />2. Contact the Sheriff’s Office to schedule an
<br />informa�onal mee�ng.
<br />3. Invite neighbors and community members
<br />to a�end the mee�ng.
<br />4. Elect a Block Captain. This person is the
<br />contact person between your neighborhood
<br />and the Sheriff’s Office.
<br />5. Ask your neighbors to sign up for the
<br />neighborhood watch program.
<br />Stay ac�ve.
<br />Talk with your neighbors.
<br />Stay alert and report suspicious ac�vity.
<br />Neighborhood Watch is an association of
<br />neighbors who contribute to the safety and
<br />security of their neighborhood by working in
<br />partnership with the Washington County Sheriff’s
<br />Office. Together, the Sheriff’s Office and
<br />neighborhood volunteers work to implement the
<br />principles of crime deterrence and detection,
<br />while encouraging the active reporting of crimes
<br />and suspicious activity.
<br />Neighborhood
<br />Watch
<br />Washington County Sheriff’s Office
<br />Sheriff Dan Starry
<br />Neighbors and Depu�es
<br />working together
<br />for safer communi�es
<br />Neighborhood Watch
<br />Neighbors and Depu�es
<br />working together
<br />for safer communi�es
<br />Contact Informa�on
<br />Neighborhood Watch was launched in 1972 by
<br />the Na�onal Sheriff’s Associa�on as a vehicle for
<br />ci�zens to organize themselves and work with
<br />law enforcement. The concept traces its roots
<br />back to the days of colonial se�lements when
<br />night watchmen patrolled the streets.
<br />The Washington County Sheriff’s Office manages
<br />the Neighborhood Watch program for the ci�es
<br />and townships that are serviced by the Sheriff’s
<br />Office for law enforcement services. These
<br />communi�es include:
<br />A�on, Baytown Township, Birchwood,
<br />Dellwood, Denmark Township, Grant, Hugo,
<br />Lake Elmo, Lake St. Croix Beach, Lakeland,
<br />Lakeland Shores, Landfall, Mahtomedi,
<br />Marine on St. Croix, May Township, Newport,
<br />Pine Springs, Scandia, St. Mary’s Point, S�llwater
<br />Township, West Lakeland Township, Willernie
<br />Emergency…………………………………...911
<br />Non‐Emergency Dispatch………..651‐439‐9381
<br />Records/Reports……………………..651‐430‐7600
<br />Tip‐Line……………………....…..……..651‐430‐7850
<br />www.co.washington.mn.us
<br />www.facebook.com/WCSOMN
<br />History
<br />Washington County Sheriff’s Office
<br />Community Engagement Unit
<br />15015 62nd Street North
<br />S�llwater, Minnesota 55082
<br />What it IS...
<br />Neighborhood Watch is an associa�on of
<br />neighbors who contribute to the safety and
<br />security of their neighborhood by working in
<br />partnership with the Washington County Sheriff’s
<br />Office. Together, the Sheriff’s Office and
<br />neighborhood volunteers work to implement the
<br />principles of crime deterrence and detec�on,
<br />while encouraging the ac�ve repor�ng of crimes
<br />and suspicious ac�vity.
<br />What it is NOT...
<br />Neighborhood Watch is not a vigilante force
<br />working outside the normal procedures of law
<br />enforcement. It is not designed for par�cipants to
<br />take personal risks to prevent crime. Par�cipa�on
<br />in the program is not a guarantee that crime will
<br />not occur in your neighborhood.
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