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Board certifies 3-mill levy for Nov. 4 ballot, estimates $1.6 million annual revenue
Summary
The board adopted a resolution to place a continuing 3-mill levy for current expenses on the Nov. 4, 2025 ballot. Hamilton County auditor certification in the packet estimated $1,597,415 annual revenue and a total district valuation of $532,000,004.71.
The Mount Healthy City School District board adopted a resolution July 21 to submit a three-mill continuing levy for current expenses to the Hamilton County Board of Elections for a vote on Nov. 4, 2025.
The resolution, as read into the record, cites Ohio Revised Code procedures and includes a county-auditor certification attached to the packet. The auditor’s certification in the materials put the district’s total current tax valuation at $532,000,004.71 and estimated that a 3-mill levy would generate $1,597,415 in revenue per year, assuming valuation remains steady.
Board action: The motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Miss Anderson and seconded by Mister Kilgore. Roll-call votes recorded in the transcript were affirmative from Miss Anderson, Mister Carter, Mister Kilgore, Miss Bryant and Doctor Turner.
What comes next: If voters approve the levy, it will first appear on the 2025 tax list and duplicate for collection in 2026. The treasurer was directed to certify the resolution and attach the auditor’s materials to the Board of Elections by the statutory deadline.
