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School tax levies: Here's which proposals passed, failed in May election

Mount Healthy won approval for a 0.75% income tax levy, while North College Hill, New Richmond and Fairfield voters rejected new school funding.

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Mount Healthy, New Richmond, Fairfield and North College Hill school districts each asked for new tax levies that leaders say were critical to keeping programs and staff in place.

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Voters reject Fairfield Schools tax levy

Voters in the city of Fairfield and adjacent Fairfield Twp. rejected a proposed earned income tax that school district officials had contended would have spared the school system $4.5 million

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School tax levies: Here's which proposals passed, failed in May election

Mount Healthy, New Richmond, Fairfield and North College Hill school districts each asked for new tax levies that leaders say were critical to keeping programs and staff in place.

·Cincinnati, United States
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WCPO Cincinnati broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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