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The DLGF certified budget orders for unit 0861 as read in Passes IV-1 and IV-2 (pointer here; the fiscal course stands whole in the government fragment and the events fragment's budget article)
The town's assessed value is its houses' value, and in the last two certified years the town taxed it at zero. The certified orders print the base: net assessed value $10,642,609 for 2025 and $10,052,186 for 2026 — on the order of ten million dollars of assessed property inside 0.092 square miles, every dollar of it, on the whole of this build's record, residential: no commercial, industrial or institutional property stands in the town on any carrier to contribute a second class of value. Against that base the town's certified budgets run $37,100 (2025) and $39,380 (2026), and its certified levy in both years is $0, at a rate of $0.0000 — the town funds its small government without a property-tax levy, on the other revenues the orders record, with a proposed levy of $452 appearing for the 2027 cycle at notice strength (the budget course stands in the earlier fragments, with the advertising-restriction lines the orders carry). For the economy pass the figures carry one meaning: the enclave's fiscal character matches its physical one — a tax base of houses only, a budget the size of a household's, and a levy of nothing.