Election Results

Proposed Bond Issue

Bond Issue and Tax Levy

Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal & Increase)

Proposed Bond Issue

BOND ISSUE (PRINCIPAL $102,000,000.00, RATE 3.33 mills, 37 YEARS, COMMENCING 2024, FIRST DUE 2025)

Renewal and Increase – from 0.5 Mill to 1 Mill – Current Operating Expenses – 5 Years

(excluding the Village) – Additional – 1 Mill – Ambulance Service – 5 Years

Additional – 1 Mill – Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services – 5 Years

Additional – 4 Mills – Roads and Bridges – 5 Years

Additional – 2 Mills – Permanent Improvements – Continuous Period of Time

Replacement and Increase – 4.75 Mills – Roads and Bridges – 5 Years

Additional – 2 Mills – Roads and Bridges – 5 Years

Additional – 1 Mill –Ambulance and Emergency Medical Service – 5 Years

Additional – 2 Mills – Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services – 5 Years

1 Mill – Ambulance and Emergency Medical Service – 5 Years

Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal & Increase)

Bond issue for constructing, furnishing and equipping a new middle/high school building

ISSUE #1 PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 4.75 mills, a continuing period of time, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024) providing ambulance service, emergency medical service, or both

ISSUE #5 PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 2.5 mills, 5 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024

Tax Levy Additional/ 3mills/ 5 years/ park and recreation

Willard Municipal Income Tax/ increase ½% / 4 years/ hiring, employment and training of personnel, purchase equipment for Fire and Police Divisions

3 Mills Additional Levy – Fire – collecting $413,000 annually – amounting to $105 for each $100,000 – 5 years – commencing in 2023, first due in 2024

Madison Village 3.8 Mills Replacement and 1.38 Mills Increase (5.18 Mills total) – police – collecting $450,000 annually – amounting to $181 for each $100,000 - continuous period – commencing 2023, first due in 2024

Willoughby City (18 Pcts.) 2.5 Mills Additional Levy – safety services – collecting $1,886,000 annually - amounting to $88 for each $100,000 – continuous period – commencing in 2023, first due in 2024.

Substitute / 8.69 mills / 10 years /necessary Requirements

PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 1 mills, 5 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023,FIRST DUE 2024) FIRE/EMS

BOND ISSUE (PRINCIPAL $12,000,000.00, RATE 0.82 mills, 20 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024)

BOND ISSUE (PRINCIPAL $80,000,000.00, RATE 5.6 mills, 35 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024)

Ravenna City School District, Additional Tax Levy, 6.9 mills, Current Expenses, 5 years commencing in 2023.

Waterloo Local School District, Renewal and Increase Tax Levy, 8.3 mills, to prevent an operating deficit, 5 years commencing in 2023.

PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 0.65 mills, 10 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024) Operating Expenses of the Park Distric

PROPERTY TAX (RENEWAL AND INCREASE - RENEW 2 mills, INCREASE 2 mills

PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 2 mills, 5 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024)

PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 3.5 mills, a continuing period of time, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024)

Bond issue, $60,000,000, 4.3 mills, maximum of 36 years.

Renewal, 3.8 mills, emergency requirements of the school district, 5 years, commencing in 2023.

Additional, 7.3 mills, emergency requirements of the school district, 5 years, commencing in 2023.

A replacement of a tax for the benefit of the City of Reminderville for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, and repair of streets, roads, and bridges that the county fiscal officer estimates will collect $469,000 annually

PROPERTY TAX (ADDITIONAL - 3.7 mills, 5 YEARS, COMMENCING 2023, FIRST DUE 2024) PROVIDING FOR POLICE PROTECTION SERVICES

INCOME TAX (INCREASE - 0.5%, a continuing period of time, COMMENCING 1/1/2024) FOR STREET PAVING AND MAINTENANCE.

A replacement of 3.5 mills of an existing levy and an increase of 0.5 mill for the benefit of Central Fire District, for the purpose of fire and emergency medical services that the county auditor estimates will collect $1,016,000 annually,

Shall the Ordinance providing for a 0.5% levy increase on income, which will be allocated 3/4 to the General Fund and 1/4 to the Capital Improvement Fund, be passed?