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Kelly Gerlach

Kelly Gerlach

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General Reporter and News Editor, Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa)

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  • City says 2026 budget is status quo

    By Kelly Gerlach| Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa) Verified Maquoketa residents may pay a comparable property tax rate to the previous year. The Maquoketa City Council held the state-mandated public hearing on its proposed fiscal year 2026 budget last week. No one from the public commented during the hearing. The city is proposing a tax asking of $12.54 per $1,000 of taxable valuation. That represents a decrease of about 21 cents from last year. “The tax situation looks similar to last year,” said city manager Josh Boldt.

    By Kelly Gerlach · Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Local man charged after being shot April 1

    By Kelly Gerlach| Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa) Verified A Maquoketa man shot multiple times and airlifted to the hospital last week faces charges including burglary and domestic abuse. Mitchell R. Hankemeier, 25, of rural Maquoketa, was charged with first-degree burglary; domestic abuse assault – impeding air/blood flow; and obstruction of emergency communications following an incident that occurred April 1.

    By Kelly Gerlach · Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • City says 2026 budget is status quo

    By Kelly Gerlach| Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa) Verified Maquoketa residents may pay a comparable property tax rate to the previous year. The Maquoketa City Council held the state-mandated public hearing on its proposed fiscal year 2026 budget last week. No one from the public commented during the hearing. The city is proposing a tax asking of $12.54 per $1,000 of taxable valuation. That represents a decrease of about 21 cents from last year. “The tax situation looks similar to last year,” said city manager Josh Boldt.

    By Kelly Gerlach · Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Maquoketa Sentinel-Press (Iowa)

Iowa, United States