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Usually living on fixed and moderate incomes, seniors face big challenges paying property taxes that have doubled or tripled. Lawmakers are debating ways to help.
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Some Cincinnati neighborhoods saw residential property tax increases far above the citywide average, including more than double in East Westwood.
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Homeowners facing a high rise in property taxes are asking city, county and state leaders for help.
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Council is moving ahead with the idea to create a task force to look at solutions related to a large spike in property taxes across Hamilton County.
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Property valuations went up for many across Hamilton County and the rest of Ohio after reappraisal in 2023. That in turn raised property taxes for many homeowners and landlords.
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The town hall questions mostly echoed what has been brought up previously, including criticism about abatements in general and about the current system, which is pretty clearly unbalanced.
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Kelly took office last week, replacing Dusty Rhodes after his retirement.
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Cincinnati City Council is considering major changes to the residential tax abatement program. A vote has been delayed four times for more community engagement, but that engagement has been lackluster at best.
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Cincinnati City Council voted 8-1 in March to approve an overhaul of the residential tax abatement program. Those changes go into effect Sept. 1.
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Cincinnati Council this week is likely to increase property taxes to the maximum rate allowed in the charter. It would mean the first break from the “rollback” policy of over two decades.