Summary
The 1.21-mill senior levy that funds Council on Aging services is headed for renewal on the November ballot. Commissioners pressed on whether the renewal's effective rate means improved properties pay more while others pay less — and whether the levy keeps building reserves.
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Last discussed Jun 30, 2026.
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Renewal at the effective rate, not a tax increase — same total collections as before.
Warren County senior citizens who rely on Council on Aging services.
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Warren County Board of Commissioners — 2026-06-30
The 1.21-mill senior levy that funds Council on Aging services is headed for renewal on the November ballot. Commissioners pressed on whether the renewal's effective rate means improved properties pay more while others pay less — and whether the levy keeps building reserves.
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