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Philip Rocco on shared revenue shortfall issues in Wisconsin

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

January 17, 2025 • Southeast Region

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Marquette University political science professor Philip Rocco discusses impacts of Wisconsin's 2023 shared revenue deal to boost local government funding as Waukesha faces a $5 million budget gap.

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