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Ward 1 Assessment Summary

Ripon โ€” C 1 • Ripon - C 1

3 community submissions
Median Increase
+97.9%
Middle value across 3 community submissions
Average Increase
+98.0%
Arithmetic mean
Weighted Aggregate
+99.6%
Total 2026 vs. total 2025 value
Above 69% Benchmark
100%
3 of 3 properties

Growth Distribution in Ward 1

Anonymized count of properties in each assessment growth band.

+69% to +99.9% 2 properties (67%)
+100% to +149.9% 1 property (33%)

Your Ward 1 City Council Representatives

Election Ward 1 is part of Aldermanic District 1 (Wards 1, 2, 3). Contact your alderperson with ward-level concerns about assessments, infrastructure, or Open Book process questions.

City Alderperson
John Splitt
Phone 920-204-2931
City Alderperson
Ellen Sorensen

Questions for Council & Your Alderperson

Who / What / Where / Why prompts for Ward 1 โ€” based on verified community submissions, not an official city audit.

Who What Where Why
๐Ÿ‘ค Who

Who can explain why 3 verified community submissions in Ward 1 show a median increase of +97.9% compared with the 69% citywide benchmark โ€” and whether any ward-specific valuation factors drove outliers?

๐Ÿ“‹ What

What actions will council take if 100% of participating Ward 1 properties report increases above the 69% benchmark, while the ward weighted aggregate change is +99.6%?

๐Ÿ“ Where

Where in Ward 1 are homeowners seeing the largest concentration of above-benchmark increases, and will the city request targeted assessor review for those blocks before Board of Review closes?

โ“ Why

Why does the arithmetic mean increase (+98.0%) differ from the weighted aggregate (+99.6%) in Ward 1, and how should council message that difference so residents do not confuse percentage averages with total tax-base shifts?

๐Ÿ‘ค Who

Who represents Ward 1 on council, and will you host a ward listening session before October Board of Review so residents can share record-card errors and infrastructure issues tied to their assessments?

๐Ÿ“‹ What

What transparency will the city provide on levy decisions this fall so Ward 1 owners know whether their relative tax share change reflects assessment shifts, budget votes, or both?

Mayor โ€” Theodore Grant ยท 920-896-6900 ยท tgrant@cityofripon.com
City Hall โ€” 100 Jackson St, Ripon, WI 54971 ยท 920-748-4916
Official directory: City of Ripon Mayor & Council
Exact street addresses, parcel numbers, and owner identities are never shown in public ward reports.