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City of Wyoming

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City of Wyoming is a city in Kent County, Michigan. In 2025, primary homes here pay a total of 38.43–51.25 mills in property tax, depending on the school district; rentals, second homes and businesses pay 56.43–68.99 mills. It levied property tax in 8 tax areas in 2025. In fiscal year 2025 it reported $195.7 million in spending across all its funds. It has 18 boards and sub-entities.

Total property tax rate, primary homes

38.43–51.25

mills in 2025 · 8 tax areas · about $6,253–$8,338 a year on a median home (estimate)

Total property tax rate, rentals, second homes and businesses

56.43–68.99

mills in 2025 · includes the school operating tax

Levies, 2025

2

in 8 tax areas

Boards and sub-entities

18

Total property tax rates here, 2025

What property pays to every taxing body (the State, county, schools, local government and others), by tax area. A mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value.

Compare with every tax area in Kent County →

School district Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 51.2464 $8,338 68.9896
Kelloggsville Public Schools 42.8893 $6,978 60.8893
Byron Center Public Schools 42.5439 $6,922 60.5439
Grandville Public Schools 40.9822 $6,668 58.9822
Wyoming Public Schools 40.6915 $6,621 58.6915
Kentwood Public Schools 40.1185 $6,527 58.1185
Godwin Heights Public Schools 39.7020 $6,460 57.7020
Grand Rapids Public Schools 38.4320 $6,253 56.4320

Rates differ within the City of Wyoming because parts of it are in different school districts (Byron Center Public Schools, Godfrey-Lee Public Schools, Godwin Heights Public Schools, Grand Rapids Public Schools, Grandville Public Schools, Kelloggsville Public Schools, Kentwood Public Schools and Wyoming Public Schools).

Kent County's certified rates split each area's total between a summer and a winter tax bill; open an area below to see its split.

Primary homes, which their owners live in, pay the homestead rate; so do qualified farmland and a few other kinds of property exempt from the school operating tax. Rentals, second homes and most businesses pay the non-homestead rate, which includes it. What these terms mean

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

Every levy, by tax area

Godfrey-Lee Public Schools · 51.2464 primary homes, 68.9896 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 48.2200, winter 3.0264; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 65.9632, winter 3.0264.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
School Debt Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 14.0000 $2,278 14.0000
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Building and Site Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 2.6644 $433 2.6644
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 0.0000 $0 17.7432
Kelloggsville Public Schools · 42.8893 primary homes, 60.8893 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 35.7092, winter 7.1801; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 44.7092, winter 16.1801.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
School Debt Kelloggsville Public Schools 7.3200 $1,191 7.3200
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
Building and Site Kelloggsville Public Schools 0.9873 $161 0.9873
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Kelloggsville Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Byron Center Public Schools · 42.5439 primary homes, 60.5439 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 35.5366, winter 7.0073; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 44.5366, winter 16.0073.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
School Debt Byron Center Public Schools 7.0000 $1,139 7.0000
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
Building and Site Byron Center Public Schools 0.9619 $157 0.9619
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Byron Center Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Grandville Public Schools · 40.9822 primary homes, 58.9822 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 37.9558, winter 3.0264; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 55.9558, winter 3.0264.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
School Debt Grandville Public Schools 5.0500 $822 5.0500
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Building and Site Grandville Public Schools 1.3502 $220 1.3502
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Grandville Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Wyoming Public Schools · 40.6915 primary homes, 58.6915 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 37.6651, winter 3.0264; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 55.6651, winter 3.0264.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
School Debt Wyoming Public Schools 5.6500 $919 5.6500
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Building and Site Wyoming Public Schools 0.4595 $75 0.4595
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Wyoming Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Kentwood Public Schools · 40.1185 primary homes, 58.1185 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 34.3239, winter 5.7946; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 43.3239, winter 14.7946.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
School Debt Kentwood Public Schools 4.0000 $651 4.0000
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Building and Site Kentwood Public Schools 1.5365 $250 1.5365
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Kentwood Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Godwin Heights Public Schools · 39.7020 primary homes, 57.7020 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 34.1156, winter 5.5864; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 43.1156, winter 14.5864.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
School Debt Godwin Heights Public Schools 5.1200 $833 5.1200
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Godwin Heights Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Grand Rapids Public Schools · 38.4320 primary homes, 56.4320 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 35.4056, winter 3.0264; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 53.4056, winter 3.0264.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Voted Operating City of Wyoming 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
Allocated or Charter Operating City of Wyoming 4.6579 $758 4.6579
ISD Voted Special Education Kent ISD 4.3364 $706 4.3364
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
School Debt Grand Rapids Public Schools 3.8500 $626 3.8500
Community College Grand Rapids Community College 1.6793 $273 1.6793
Interurban Transit Partnership Interurban Transit Partnership 1.3817 $225 1.3817
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
ISD Voted Vocational Education Kent ISD 0.9310 $151 0.9310
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Kent ISD 0.0841 $14 0.0841
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Grand Rapids Public Schools 0.0000 $0 18.0000

Where the property tax goes here

Each tax area's total for primary homes, split by who levies it.

Of the $6,253–$8,338 a year a new buyer of a median primary home here would pay (an estimate), about $2,129 goes to the City of Wyoming (26–34%). The rest goes to the other bodies that levy here: the State, the county, the schools and others.

The City of Wyoming's 8 tax areas rank between 1st and 22nd highest of Kent County's 94 for primary homes. See every area

  • State
  • County
  • ISD and college
  • School district
  • City, township or village
  • Library, transit and other
  • City of Wyoming Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 51.2464 mills $8,338

    City of Wyoming with Godfrey-Lee Public Schools: 51.2464 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 16.6644, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $8,338 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Kelloggsville Public Schools 42.8893 mills $6,978

    City of Wyoming with Kelloggsville Public Schools: 42.8893 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 8.3073, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,978 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Byron Center Public Schools 42.5439 mills $6,922

    City of Wyoming with Byron Center Public Schools: 42.5439 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 7.9619, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,922 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Grandville Public Schools 40.9822 mills $6,668

    City of Wyoming with Grandville Public Schools: 40.9822 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 6.4002, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,668 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Wyoming Public Schools 40.6915 mills $6,621

    City of Wyoming with Wyoming Public Schools: 40.6915 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 6.1095, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,621 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Kentwood Public Schools 40.1185 mills $6,527

    City of Wyoming with Kentwood Public Schools: 40.1185 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 5.5365, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,527 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Godwin Heights Public Schools 39.7020 mills $6,460

    City of Wyoming with Godwin Heights Public Schools: 39.7020 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 5.1200, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,460 a year for a new buyer

  • City of Wyoming Grand Rapids Public Schools 38.4320 mills $6,253

    City of Wyoming with Grand Rapids Public Schools: 38.4320 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 7.0308, School district 3.8500, City, township or village 13.0826, Library, transit and other 2.4649), estimated $6,253 a year for a new buyer

The figures as a table
Tax area State County ISD and college School district City, township or village Library, transit and other Total Estimated tax
City of Wyoming, Godfrey-Lee Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 16.6644 13.0826 2.4649 51.2464 $8,338
City of Wyoming, Kelloggsville Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 8.3073 13.0826 2.4649 42.8893 $6,978
City of Wyoming, Byron Center Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 7.9619 13.0826 2.4649 42.5439 $6,922
City of Wyoming, Grandville Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 6.4002 13.0826 2.4649 40.9822 $6,668
City of Wyoming, Wyoming Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 6.1095 13.0826 2.4649 40.6915 $6,621
City of Wyoming, Kentwood Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 5.5365 13.0826 2.4649 40.1185 $6,527
City of Wyoming, Godwin Heights Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 5.1200 13.0826 2.4649 39.7020 $6,460
City of Wyoming, Grand Rapids Public Schools 6.0000 6.0037 7.0308 3.8500 13.0826 2.4649 38.4320 $6,253

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

What City of Wyoming levies, 2025

Only its own millages, part of the totals above, and how many tax areas each is levied in.

Levy Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills Tax areas
Voted Operating 8.4247 $1,371 8.4247 8
Allocated or Charter Operating 4.6579 $758 4.6579 8

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

Money in and out, fiscal year 2025

From its annual financial report, as filed with the Michigan Department of Treasury. Its fiscal year ends in June.

Revenue

$221.6M

all funds

Spending

$195.7M

all funds

Spending per resident

$2,491

2024 population: 78,559

General fund spending

$29.8M

budget: $33M

Spending by purpose

All funds. Share of $195,704,844 in total.

  • Capital outlay, debt service and other $51,249,938 26%
    Miscellaneous $22,034,598
    Capital Outlay $16,734,597
    Debt Service $2,537,043
    Depreciation $9,943,700
  • Public works $45,960,367 23%
    Public Works (Non-Act 51) $936,651
    Road Commission/Street Dept. (Act 51) $11,064,188
    Sanitation/Landfill/Solid Waste $963,799
    Water and/or Sewer Systems $32,493,308
    All Other Public Works $502,421
  • Public safety $36,278,888 19%
    Police/Sheriff/Constable $5,077,489
    Fire $2,276,209
    Combined Public Safety Department $26,583,864
    Building Inspection & Regulation Activities $2,316,141
    All Other Public Safety Activities $25,185
  • Health and welfare $14,024,086 7%
    Redevelopment & Public Housing $14,024,086
  • Recreation and culture $6,307,972 3%
    Parks and Recreation $4,916,587
    Library $1,037,818
    All Other Recreation and Culture $353,567
  • General government $3,633,162 2%
    Legislative (Council, Board, Commission) $92,320
    Chief Executive $380,612
    Treasurer $147,244
    Clerk $295,168
    Assessing Equalization $315,340
    Finance and Tax Administration $577,027
    Elections $130,466
    Building and Grounds $182,560
    Attorney/Corporation Counsel $271,940
    All Other General Government $1,240,484
  • Courts and judicial $2,816,206 1%
    District/Municipal Court $2,042,138
    Probation $483,747
    Other Judicial Activities $290,321
  • Community and economic development $1,792,255 1%
    Community Planning and Zoning $635,485
    Economic Development $518,621
    All Other Community Development $638,149
  • Transfers out and special items $33,641,970 17%
    Transfers (Out) $33,641,970

Revenue by source

All funds. Share of $221,602,892 in total.

  • Charges for services $77,593,421 35%
    All Other Services Rendered Charges $56,053,991
    All Other Statutory Fees $21,539,430
  • Taxes $43,339,034 20%
    Payment in-Lieu-of Taxes (PILOT) $578,639
    Trailer Taxes (Act 243 of 1959) $4,876
    Industrial Facilities Tax (Act 198 of 1974) $306,254
    Property Tax (includes, delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, fees, community wide special assessments) $42,449,265
  • Federal grants $27,403,177 12%
    General Government $13,543,360
    Culture and Recreation $11,117
    Housing & Community Development $13,833,074
    All Other Federal Aid Grants $15,626
  • State grants $21,854,606 10%
    State Revenue Sharing $9,243,584
    Public Safety $40,514
    Streets and Highways (Act 51) $11,978,315
    Other General/All Other State Aid Grants $592,193
  • Interest and rents $8,952,829 4%
    Interest & Dividends $8,718,560
    Rents & Royalties $234,269
  • Other revenue $4,097,086 2%
    Sale of Capital Assets $186,850
    Public and Private Contributions $2,661,021
    Miscellaneous Other Revenue $1,249,215
  • Licenses and permits $3,075,225 1%
    Business Licenses and Permits $2,039,364
    Non-Business Licenses and Permits $1,035,861
  • Fines and forfeits $1,157,769 1%
    All Fines, Penalties & Forfeits $1,157,769
  • From other local governments $108,407 <1%
    General Government $26,353
    Culture and Recreation $82,054
  • Special assessments $71,134 <1%
    Special Assessments $71,134
  • Borrowing and transfers in $33,950,204 15%
    Proceeds from Bond/Note Issuance $308,234
    Transfers In $33,641,970

"All funds" is the report's total column: the general fund, other governmental funds, enterprise funds such as water and sewer, internal service funds and component units. Its totals include money moved between the government's own funds, and revenue includes money borrowed. Spending per resident is total spending divided by the population shown; the shares are each heading's part of its total. Open a heading to see the lines filed under it.

Population: DashBoard_Metrics (MI Community Financial Dashboard), Michigan Department of Treasury.

Source: FY2025 F65 City, Michigan Department of Treasury, retrieved November 3, 2026.

Revenue and spending, fiscal years 2016–2025

All funds, as filed each year.

Revenue Spending
The figures as a table
Fiscal year Revenue Spending General fund spending Long-term debt
2025 $221,602,892 $195,704,844 $29,818,430 $82,376,009
2024 $171,523,737 $143,165,008 $25,664,565 $45,020,661
2023 $176,896,069 $143,562,384 $34,198,258 $41,766,975
2022 $142,377,250 $123,580,534 $28,709,020 $47,395,266
2021 $133,779,622 $116,756,928 $24,768,627 $49,194,762
2020 $124,692,325 $113,251,388 $22,167,548 $59,402,188
2019 $125,685,527 $113,134,902 $21,458,818 $57,657,003
2018 $113,763,236 $104,845,136 $20,911,567 $67,602,723
2017 $109,841,386 $106,246,609 $19,585,620 $69,576,666
2016 $94,108,662 $80,829,569 $20,278,690 $77,405,672

Each year links to the dataset it comes from. A year with dashes across has no report in the State's data.

Debt, pensions and staff, fiscal year 2025

As reported in the same filing.

Debt and fund balance

Long-term debt at year end
$82,376,009
General fund balance at year end
$25,613,746
Of which unassigned
$19,713,865

Pensions and retiree health care

Unfunded pension liability
$14,536,720
Pension funded, general employees
—
Pension funded, police and fire
—
Unfunded retiree health care (OPEB)
−$3,254,924

Staff

Police
113
Fire
49
Combined public safety
162
All other staff
237
Wages and salaries
$32,867,735

A dash means the State's data has no figure for that line. Its datasets leave out zero amounts in most years, so a dash can also be a zero that was filed. The unfunded pension liability is the filing's "aggregate pension liability" line.

Source: FY2025 F65 City, Michigan Department of Treasury, retrieved November 3, 2026.

Boards and sub-entities

Authorities and special districts

Boards, commissions and committees

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  • Found: Audit filed with the State for the latest fiscal year

    Treasury's Document Search shows the audit for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 as received, sent November 20, 2025.

    Uniform Budgeting and Accounting Act, MCL 141.421 et seq.; MCL 141.921 · FY2025 · Read September 27, 2026 from State records · Evidence for Audit filed with the State for the latest fiscal year

  • Found: Audit filed on time

    Sent November 20, 2025, within six months of the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 (due December 31, 2025; fiscal year end from its F-65).

    Due six months after fiscal year end; MCL 141.921 · FY2025 · Read September 27, 2026 from State records · Evidence for Audit filed on time

  • Found: Annual financial report (F-65) filed with the State

    Treasury's Document Search shows the annual financial report (F-65) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 as received, sent December 10, 2025.

    MCL 141.424(3) · FY2025 · Read September 27, 2026 from State records · Evidence for Annual financial report (F-65) filed with the State

  • Found: Annual financial report (F-65) filed on time

    Sent December 10, 2025, within six months of the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 (due December 31, 2025; fiscal year end from its F-65).

    Due six months after fiscal year end; MCL 141.424(3) · FY2025 · Read September 27, 2026 from State records · Evidence for Annual financial report (F-65) filed on time

  • Found: Retirement report (Form 5572) filed with the State

    Treasury's FY2025 status report (as of September 18, 2026) does not list it as "No Retirement Submission".

    PA 202 of 2017, MCL 38.2805 · FY2025 · Read September 26, 2026 from State records · Evidence for Retirement report (Form 5572) filed with the State

  • Found: FOIA procedures and written public summary posted

    The FOIA page (linked from the homepage) lists "City of Wyoming FOIA Policy and Guidelines" and "City of Wyoming FOIA Written Public Summary".

    MCL 15.234(4) · Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for FOIA procedures and written public summary posted

  • Found: Retirement report information posted

    Transparency Reporting posts "Retirement System Annual Report-2025, Form 5572" (and each year back to 2017): the report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, due December 31, 2025.

    MCL 38.2805(8) · FY2025 · Read October 3, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Retirement report information posted

Good practice

8 found · 4 not found

  • Found: Current budget posted

    Finance > Financial Reports posts "2026-2027 Budget Public Hearing" (May 4, 2026), the presentation of the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget, which shows amounts (estimated property tax revenue of $42,232,441 by fund); the final budget book for the fiscal year in progress is not posted. The presentation (under /Portals/, which Wyoming's robots.txt disallows) was read page by page in the publisher's Chrome.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website, page by page · Evidence for Current budget posted

  • Found: Budgets for the past three years posted

    Financial Reports posts the 2025-2026 budget public hearing (the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget, showing amounts such as estimated property tax revenue of $41,214,400 by fund) and the final budget books for 2024-2025 and 2023-2024 (and earlier). The presentation (under /Portals/, which Wyoming's robots.txt disallows) was read page by page in the publisher's Chrome.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website, page by page · Evidence for Budgets for the past three years posted

  • Found: Latest audit posted

    Financial Reports lists "2024-2025" under Annual Financial Reports, linking "City of Wyoming 06 30 25 AUD FS-FINAL.pdf", the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, with each year back to 2016-2017. Read by title; the files are under /Portals/, which Wyoming's robots.txt disallows.

    Read October 3, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Latest audit posted

  • Not found: Budget posted as a spreadsheet or data file

    The budgets on Financial Reports are PDFs; no spreadsheet or data file was found.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Budget posted as a spreadsheet or data file

  • Found: Regular meeting schedule for the year posted

    The City Clerk page says regular meetings "are held ... on the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 PM", with work sessions on the second Monday.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Regular meeting schedule for the year posted

  • Found: Agendas posted for the past 12 months

    Minutes & Agendas lists an agenda and full agenda for every City Council meeting in 2026, January 5 to September 21, with earlier years by tab.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Agendas posted for the past 12 months

  • Found: Minutes posted for the past 12 months

    Minutes & Agendas lists minutes for every City Council meeting in 2026, January 5 to September 21, with earlier years by tab.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Minutes posted for the past 12 months

  • Found: Members' names and a way to contact them posted

    Mayor & City Council names the mayor and council members by ward and at-large, with phone numbers and email, and says members "may be contacted individually".

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Members' names and a way to contact them posted

  • Not found: Check register (payments) posted

    No check register or payments list was found on the Finance or Financial Reports pages.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Check register (payments) posted

  • Not found: Employee pay or salary schedule posted

    Human Resources > Employment Agreements and Contracts posts 2026 Classification and Salary Schedules for every employee group, including contract employees, but the mayor's and council members' salaries are not posted: the Officers' Compensation Commission page says the commission sets them and gives no amounts. Not found under the publisher's rule of 2026-09-27: G10 needs pay posted for every employee group and every elected official.

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Employee pay or salary schedule posted

  • Not found: Current contracts posted

    No list of current vendor contracts or contract in force was found (labor and employment agreements count under G10 and G12).

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Current contracts posted

  • Found: Labor agreements posted

    Employment Agreements and Contracts posts the agreements of the Administrative and Supervisory Employees Association (2014-2027), City Employees Union, Firefighters (2023-2026), POLC (2025-2028) and POLC Command (2026-2029).

    Read September 27, 2026 on its website · Evidence for Labor agreements posted

About

Type
City

Codes

Census of Governments ID
106350
Census GEOID (county subdivision)
2608188940
Census GEOID (place)
2688940
Michigan Treasury unit code
412090

Sources

Where this page's facts come from.

Open Government Project · a nonpartisan, nonprofit project

Every figure comes from a public record, cited on its page.