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Candidates back education, welcome packets and a $1 RETA subpoena fee to recover city tax revenue
North College Hill City Council · August 20, 2025
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Summary
After candidates were told about roughly 4,000 city tax nonfilers, most supported a nominal $1 subpoena fee to secure withheld revenue and emphasized outreach, rental registration improvements and welcome packets for new residents.
During the forum candidates reacted to a finance-related figure cited by a moderator: the city's finance director reportedly told council that about 4,000 residents had not filed city taxes. Several candidates said the number suggests an information gap rather than willful evasion.
Annalisa Clear explained…
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