Enon council suspends three readings and adopts Resolution 2025-10 certifying levy amounts

The Enon Village Council voted unanimously Sept. 9 to adopt Resolution 2025-10, which accepts the amounts and rates determined by the county budget commission and certifies necessary tax levies to the county auditor.

Rob, the village fiscal officer, explained the annual process outlining next year’s appropriations and how levies appear to the county. He told council that "that levy will need to be on the ballot next year" when describing one of two police levies approaching the end of its collection term. Council first moved to suspend the three-reading rule on the resolution and then voted by roll call to pass the measure.

The resolution was presented as routine but carries a practical timeline for voter action: Rob said two police levies are in their final collection years and would appear on ballots as renewals in the coming years. Council members clarified to residents that, if placed on the ballot as renewals, the levies would continue collecting the same dollar amounts but appear with technically lower millage numbers as required by state accounting of inside versus outside millage.

Council did not specify individual motion-maker names in the public discussion; roll-call results recorded unanimous approval of both the suspension of readings and final adoption.