Trenton Charter Amendment Vote Result
City voters weighed in on amending the Trenton charter with 1,808 voting against and 856 in favor. The tally reflects a civic decision on governance changes and potential structural updates.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
7
Trenton Loses Fire Levy. Charter Tax Credit Wins Vote
In Trenton voters rejected a five year 1.5 mill fire services levy about 57 percent against and approved a charter amendment reinstating a 1.5 percent tax credit for residents who work outside the city. The outcomes threaten general fund services and possible staff cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Patrick Titterington
Titterington
Rhonda Freeze
Tom Oligee
Oligee
Todd Rowe
Rowe
Edgewood
Council
Matt McKenzie
Edgewood High School
Ken Reed
Monroe voters approve fire department levy replacement
Monroe voters approve a 2 mill replacement property tax for the fire department with about 70 percent voting yes. The levy will generate roughly $525,000 annually to fund salaries, operating costs and equipment replacement, replacing an expiring levy and becoming permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fire Department
William Brock
Butler County
Warren County
Mark Neu
Neu
Lebanon Street
Nell
Mary C. Maurer
Mount
Brock
Area residents vote yes on school levy for education
Voters across the area approved a five year 9.79 mill emergency levy for the Franklin City School District to fund programs and keep advanced classes. Many cited concern for children’s education, even as taxes rise, with supporters stressing opportunities and competitiveness.
Voters clash on Madison Local Schools levy in West Middletown
In West Middletown on Tuesday, supporters and opponents of Madison Local Schools five year 9.79 mill emergency levy gathered along Ohio 122. Howard W. Hickman in a white Lincoln urged voting no while Madison High students promoted yes with honk signs. Voters cited higher taxes, budget concerns, and fear of reduced activities if the levy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Levy
West Middletown
Ohio 122
Howard W. Hickman
Madison High School
Hickman
Patrick Lanham
Springboro and Clearcreek voters reject levy for second time
Springboro and Clearcreek Township voters again defeated a three year emergency operating levy that would fund Springboro schools at 7.2 million dollars yearly. The 10.46 mill levy failed 4702 to 4296 in final unofficial results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Clearcreek
West Chester
Recreation Center
Union Centre
Butler County Board of Elections
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Trenton Charter
Trenton Fire Levy
By Erica Ryan
Ervan
Coxohio
Scott Clasgins
City Hall
Fawn Rodgers
Margie Pleska
Eryan
Coxohio.com
Gary Stelzer
Middletown Journal
Zach Rupert
Madison Levy
Madison Township
Bill Hickman
Ohio
Journal
Donald Squires
Franklin
Squires
Margie
Franklin City
Margie Squires
Heather McClanahan
McClanahan
Mike Wertz
Kyle
Ethan
Lora Brinegar
Hampton Bennett
East Sixth Street
Board of Education
Cox News Service
Springboro High School
Craig Colston
Liberty Police
Liberty Township
Richard Jones
Jones
Sheriff’s Office
Princeton Road
Sheriff's Office
BCSO
West Chester School Levy Police Levy Community Center
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