The Town of Iola Board will convene for its monthly meeting on Nov. 18, at 6 p.m., focusing on key fiscal actions. A public budget hearing will open the evening, followed by a special meeting to adopt the 2024 Town Tax Levy. Regular agenda items include discussions on the 2025 budget, adjustments to December’s meeting date, and the appointment of 2025 election workers.

Supervisors Bruce Faldet and Josh Franchuk, along with Chairman Mark Sprangers, will lead the discussions, supported by Clerk Steve Madson and Treasurer Denis Walter.

The evening will begin with a budget hearing, inviting public feedback on the town’s financial plans. Following this, the board will hold a special meeting to officially adopt the 2024 Town Tax Levy, a critical decision that will determine local tax rates for the coming year.

During the regular monthly meeting, routine items such as the approval of previous meeting minutes, town books, and checks will be addressed. Significant discussions will include:

2025 Budget – The board will outline projections and financial allocations for the upcoming year, potentially impacting local services and development projects.

December meeting date change – Members will consider rescheduling the December 23 meeting to accommodate holiday schedules.

Appointment of 2025 election workers – Ensuring adequate staffing and readiness for upcoming elections.