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Ward 10 Assessment Summary

Ripon โ€” C 10 • Ripon - C 10

2 community submissions Early ward data โ€” averages stabilize as more neighbors contribute
Median Increase
+88.6%
Middle value across 2 community submissions
Average Increase
+88.6%
Arithmetic mean
Weighted Aggregate
+86.8%
Total 2026 vs. total 2025 value
Above 69% Benchmark
100%
2 of 2 properties

Growth Distribution in Ward 10

Anonymized count of properties in each assessment growth band.

+69% to +99.9% 1 property (50%)
+100% to +149.9% 1 property (50%)

Your Ward 10 City Council Representatives

Election Ward 10 is part of Aldermanic District 4 (Wards 10, 11). Contact your alderperson with ward-level concerns about assessments, infrastructure, or Open Book process questions.

City Alderperson
Luke Dretske
City Alderperson
Jolene Schatzinger
Phone 920-427-5510

Questions for Council & Your Alderperson

Who / What / Where / Why prompts for Ward 10 โ€” based on verified community submissions, not an official city audit.

Who What Where Why
๐Ÿ‘ค Who

Who can explain why 2 verified community submissions in Ward 10 show a median increase of +88.6% 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 10 properties report increases above the 69% benchmark, while the ward weighted aggregate change is +86.8%?

๐Ÿ“ Where

Where in Ward 10 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 (+88.6%) differ from the weighted aggregate (+86.8%) in Ward 10, 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 10 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 10 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.