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Sheboygan County Fire Departments have nearly three-quarters of a million dollars to use to purchase and replace equipment, develop fire prevention programming, train crews and more.
The distribution from the Wisconsin 2% Fire Dues Program comes from insurers who are required to pay the state 2% of premiums collected for insurance against loss from fire. The funds are then distributed by the state Department of Safety and Professional Services according to a prescribed formula.
The total for Sheboygan County is $718,933.59. Here is a detailed list of recipients:
Town of GREENBUSH: $10,110.51
Town of HERMAN: $11,519.14
Town of HOLLAND: $19,228.85
Town of LIMA: $17,740.37
Town of LYNDON: $10,783.73
Town of MITCHELL: $8,412.54
Town of MOSEL: $8,330.26
Town of PLYMOUTH: $26,970.55
Town of RHINE: $24,925.61
Town of RUSSELL: $2,162.92
Town of SCOTT: $10,661.35
Town of SHEBOYGAN: $60,811.54
Town of SHEBOYGAN FALLS: $15,600.89
Town of SHERMAN: $10,535.93
Town of WILSON: $29,533.57
Village of ADELL: $2,326.44
Village of CASCADE: $3,672.81
Village of CEDAR GROVE: $11,067.24
Village of ELKHART LAKE: $25,212.64
Village of GLENBEULAH: $3,032.45
Village of HOWARDS GROVE: $19,307.40
Village of KOHLER: $30,027.16
Village of OOSTBURG: $21,016.62
Village of RANDOM LAKE: $12,164.90
Village of WALDO: $2,950.10
City of PLYMOUTH: $56,362.80
City of SHEBOYGAN: $220,228.60
City of SHEBOYGAN FALLS: $46,236.67
TOTAL: $718,933.59
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