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Perrysburg schools hold public hearing on 2026 tax budget
Summary
Board staff presented the district's 2026 tax budget and opened a brief public hearing; staff explained the tax budget is an annual submission to the county tax budget commission and reviewed general fund and bond retirement projections.
The Perrysburg Exempted Village School District opened a public hearing on the district's 2026 tax budget during the Jan. 6, 2025 organizational meeting and then closed the hearing after brief discussion.
District staff explained that the tax budget is the district's annual submission to the county's tax budget commission, which the district described as the county treasurer, auditor and prosecuting attorney acting together to review and ultimately set tax collection levels. The staff member said the document shows the district's need for tax collection and ties to the district forecast.
The presentation reviewed the first page of the packet, which covers the general fund and shows the prior fiscal year, the current fiscal year and the next fiscal year projections. Staff also walked trustees through the bond retirement fund and noted that while the county can lower collection rates, bond levies are calculated to cover scheduled payments plus a small cushion. Staff pointed to a separate page showing the district's permanent improvement (PI) millage and a half-mill for technology, and advised the board that the county auditor had not yet finalized the effective millage rates; those figures would be available at a later regular meeting.
No formal action was taken at the hearing beyond opening and closing the public comment period; the board chair closed the hearing after members invited comments and staff questions.
