Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s new property tax reform working group met on Thursday to discuss relieving the burden homeowners are facing. The group has not been well received by some Republican leaders, who are not obligated to act upon the group’s suggestions.
The working group has 60 days to attempt to solve what business leader Pat Tiberi and former state Rep. Bill Seitz say is the most challenging issue in Ohio: property tax relief and reform.
“Our objective is to provide as much meaningful property tax relief as we can, particularly to those who need it most, and do it in a way that does not break the bank of the state of Ohio,” Seitz said during the meeting…