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Perry County Voters Pass 19 Local Tax Levies, Including Roseville and Crooksville Measures

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What happened

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Perry County voters passed 19 local tax levies on November 11, 2026. These measures included a 4-mill, five-year renewal levy for Roseville current expenses, which passed by a margin of 96 to 93. In Crooksville, voters approved a 2-mill levy for the municipal park and swimming pool, and a 3-mill levy for park and recreation. Two tax measures for the Village of Somerset were voted down.

From perrytribune.com

Why it matters

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The passage of these local levies increases funding access for various municipal services and local government operations across Perry County. The levy for Roseville current expenses is susceptible to change when provisional ballots are counted due to its narrow margin of victory.

From perrytribune.com

Who's involved

  • RosevilleVillage where a 4-mill tax levy for current expenses was passed by voters.
  • Perry CountyCounty where 19 local tax levies were passed by voters.
  • SomersetCommunity where two tax measures were voted down by voters.
  • CrooksvilleVillage that approved levies for its municipal park and recreation services.
  • ShawneeVillage where multiple local tax levies were passed, increasing municipal funding.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • RosevilleSpeculative

    Roseville might see increased municipal revenue and funding access due to the passage of the tax levy.

  • Perry CountySpeculative

    Perry County could experience increased county and local funding access from the passage of 19 tax levies.

  • CrooksvilleSpeculative

    Crooksville may gain new funding for municipal services, including its park and pool.

  • ShawneeSpeculative

    Shawnee could see increased municipal funding and revenue following the passage of local tax levies.

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