How the proposed fire territory would change homeowners’ bills: examples and figures
Presenters gave household examples: a $150,000 home in Clark Township could see about a $93/year increase (≈$7.75/month); in Ladoga the same home could rise about $78/year. Presenters cautioned figures are estimates and circuit‑breaker caps and assessed values alter final bills.
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Presenters walked through concrete examples of how the proposed fire territory would change property tax bills for typical homes. Using a $150,000 home as an example, the presenter said a Clark Township homeowner could pay about $93 more per year — roughly $7.75 a month — while an in‑town Ladoga homeowner would see about a $78 yearly increase.
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