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Little Miami board approves resolution of necessity to renew five-year emergency levy
Summary
The Little Miami Local School District board approved a resolution of necessity starting the process to renew a five-year emergency levy that would continue the district's fixed-dollar emergency levy and preserve state homestead/owner-occupancy credits; the vote was 3-2 after a debate over timing and transparency.
The Little Miami Local School District Board of Education voted to approve Resolution 25-011, a resolution of necessity that begins the process to renew the district's five-year emergency levy.
The vote to approve the resolution was 3-2. The board will file the approved resolution with the county auditor and, if the process continues, consider a second resolution at the regular July meeting that would set the certified millage to collect the fixed-dollar amount in place now.
The resolution covers the renewal of a fixed-dollar emergency levy that the district has carried since its original passage in February 2011. "It generates, $10,638,795," said the Treasurer while explaining the levy amount and how the millage has fallen over time as property values rose. The…
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