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Commission approves notice to keep Bucyrus lights-and-sirens levy revenue-neutral at 2.122 mills

Miami County Board of County Commissioners · July 15, 2026
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Summary

The commission authorized the chair to sign a notice that the Bucyrus lights-and-sirens levy will remain revenue neutral; the finance director said the proposed rate is 2.122 mills and the notice was approved unanimously.

Miami County finance staff presented a notice of intent regarding the Bucyrus lights-and-sirens levy and recommended the levy remain revenue neutral at a proposed rate of 2.122 mills. The board moved, seconded, and approved the notice unanimously.

"The proposed rate is 2.122 mils," Sydney Ming, the county's director of finance, stated during her presentation. The commission recorded the motion and approved the chair to sign the notice; no member opposed the action.

The notice preserves the existing levy level for street lights and storm sirens in the Bucyrus area and does not change countywide tax policy.