Community Corner
Romeoville Adds $10M to Fund Over Decade
The increase is due to better management practices and more revenue.

ROMEOVILLE, IL — Over the past decade, Romeoville’s general corporate fund has grown by more than $10 million.
According to the Chicago Tribune, the increase is due to “better management practices” and the village pulling in more revenue.
Sam’s Club gave the village $1.1 million in sales taxes and other tax revenue brought in almost $1 million.
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Village expenditures increased, though, as well. The last fiscal year showed an increase of 4.9 percent, according to the article.
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