Voter Ballots Feature Tax Levies in Ohio

Voters in several Ohio counties will face numerous issues, levies, and options on the November 5 ballot. Coshocton County residents will decide on multiple levies, including a replacement for the children services levy aimed at raising $811,000 annually. In Ashland County, there are 36 issues including renewals for health and road services, with costs ranging from $3 to $105 annually for properties valued at $100,000. Holmes County voters will consider 16 issues, notably a 3.5-mill renewal for developmental disabilities, costing $61 annually for similar property values. Marion County has 19 ballot items, featuring significant funding requests for fire and emergency services. Crawford County's ballot includes 20 issues, with a focus on sustaining services for children and seniors, alongside local fire and police funding, with costs up to $175 annually per $100,000 property value.