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Did Cuyahoga County raise your property tax too high? Now’s your chance to complain
The county also plans public events where residents can get one-on-one assistance with their property tax problems.
Cuyahoga County property values are on the rise. That’s got a lot of people — especially homeowners who are seniors or who have disabilities — worried about paying higher property taxes. Signal Cleveland is explaining the process, answering your questions and pressing public officials about relief for people who might struggle to pay more.
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Cleveland Metroparks Board keeps zoo costs tamed
The Cleveland Metroparks CFO reported that revenue from property tax collections is down about $1.5 million through August due to high delinquency rates.
Cleveland expands mental health crisis response teams
Co-responder staffing is expanding with two new officers and a clinician joining this month, bringing the total to eight full co-responder teams, with the goal of reaching 10 by early next year.
CEO of Cuyahoga County developmental disabilities agency raises property tax concerns
Amber Gibbs, CEO of Cuyahoga DD, said property tax revenue is down and highlighted the importance of it to the group’s overall funding.
Struggling to pay your property taxes? Meet with Cuyahoga County officials for help
Cuyahoga County has some options to help seniors and people with disabilities who are behind on their property taxes.
Ohio Senate passes bill banning local ranked-choice voting; anti-property tax amendment advances
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