Butler County Schools Proposes 6.3-Cent Nickel Tax for Repairs
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What happened
Butler County Schools is proposing a 6.3-cent nickel tax on real estate and personal property, excluding motor vehicles. This proposal would raise the real estate tax rate from 42.7 cents to 49 cents per $100 of assessed value. The funds are intended to cover $8 million in HVAC and roofing repairs, boiler replacement, cafeteria expansion, and new school buses.
From wbko.com
Why it matters
The tax increase directly affects property owners' costs. According to the Superintendent, for an average homeowner with a median property value of $111,100, the tax would cost about $70 per year.
From wbko.com
Who's involved
- superintendentSuperintendent Robert Tuck, who is addressing the district's financial and operational needs
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