Ohio Senate approves multi-bill property-tax package that limits levy growth
The Ohio Senate passed a suite of bills Nov. 18 that limit how rapidly certain property-tax levies can grow after reappraisal and change how some fixed-sum levies are counted, prompting lengthy debate about whether the measures deliver relief or simply shift costs to homeowners.
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The Ohio Senate on Nov. 18 approved a package of bills intended to curb rapid growth in property-tax revenue tied to reappraisals and to change how fixed-sum levies are counted.
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