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Sabula officials open public hearing on FY26/27 property tax levy; no levy figures recorded

City of Sabula officials · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Sabula city officials opened a public hearing March 24, 2026, to receive comment on the proposed FY26/27 property tax levy. Motions to open and to adjourn were made and carried unanimously; the transcript records that public comments were 'addressed and answered' but does not include their substance or any formal vote on the levy.

Sabula officials opened a public hearing on the proposed FY26/27 property tax levy on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at Sabula City Hall, 411 Broad Street. Mayor Curtis Johnson called the meeting to order and a motion to open the hearing was made by Mike O’Hara and seconded by Jeremy Diercks; the motion carried with 'all ayes.'

The transcript records that officials solicited public comments on the proposed levy and that comments were 'addressed and answered.' The record does not include the text of those comments, any detailed levy rates or dollar figures, or a formal adoption vote on the levy during this session.

Attendance at the hearing was recorded as Mayor Curtis Johnson and council members Mike O’Hara, Jeremy Diercks, Dave Ward, and Scott Hibbard; Erica Shoemaker was listed as absent. Several others were listed as present, including Lynn Parker, who appears on the minutes as City Clerk.

The hearing concluded with a motion to adjourn by Mike O’Hara, seconded by Jeremy Diercks; the motion carried with 'all ayes' and the meeting closed at 6:40 p.m. The transcript does not state any next steps, a council vote to set the levy rate, or a date for final action on the FY26/27 levy.

Because levy figures and the substance of public comments are not recorded in the transcript provided, any specifics about proposed rate changes, projected revenue, or estimated taxpayer impact are not specified in this record.