Summary
The City Council voted to place a 5-year, 1.7-mill property tax levy renewal for the Lorain Fire Department on the ballot. This funding helps maintain consistent fire services, equipment, and station facilities across the city.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Renews an existing 1.7-mill property tax levy to maintain current funding levels for fire services without introducing a new tax increase.
Lorain residents and property owners who rely on consistent fire protection and emergency response services.
Property owners will continue paying the existing tax rate, though the renewal represents no new tax increase.
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City Council Special Call — January 27, 2026
The City Council voted to place a 5-year, 1.7-mill property tax levy renewal for the Lorain Fire Department on the ballot. This funding helps maintain consistent fire services, equipment, and station facilities across the city.
City Council Regular Meeting — January 5, 2026
The city is placing a renewal of its 1.7-mill fire department property tax on the ballot to maintain consistent emergency services without increasing taxes.
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