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Toledo council opens hearing on proposed FY26 property tax levy; one resident voices concerns
Summary
The Toledo City Council opened a public hearing March 24 on a proposed FY26 property tax levy increase from 18.03334 to 18.20551. Clerk Kim McAdoo said no written comments were received; C. Enriquez raised concerns that city officials addressed before the hearing closed.
Mayor Brian Sokol opened a public hearing March 24 at 5:00 p.m. for the City of Toledo’s proposed fiscal year 2026 property tax levy, seeking an increase from 18.03334 in FY25 to 18.20551 for FY26.
City Clerk Kim McAdoo told the council that no written or office comments had been submitted in advance. During the oral comment period, C. Enriquez expressed concerns about the proposed levy; the meeting minutes record that those concerns were explained by city officials, but the transcript does not identify which official provided the explanation or the full content of the response. The hearing was closed by Mayor Sokol at 5:16 p.m.
No formal action on the levy rate was taken at the special meeting. After closing the hearing, Mayor Sokol called for a motion to adjourn; Council member Vesely moved to adjourn, Cook seconded, and all present voiced ayes. The meeting adjourned at 5:17 p.m.
The minutes indicate the proposed levy change but do not record further procedural steps or a date for any subsequent readings or final vote on the FY26 levy.
