Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) levy approval will provide the district with an estimated $66.3 million in additional annual revenue over the next five years.
Voters approved Issue 4 in the November 3, 2026, general election, with approximately 61% supporting the measure and 39% voting against it.
The results showed 100% of precincts reporting, marking a decisive victory for the proposed property tax increase.
The approved measure represents the district’s first new money levy in 10 years. District officials say the additional funding will help address financial challenges and maintain essential school services.
Issue 4 to generate $66.3 million annually
The five-year property tax levy is expected to generate approximately $66.3 million annually for Cincinnati Public Schools.
Cincinnati Public Schools previously closed a projected $58 million budget gap for the 2026–2027 school year through staffing reductions, furlough days and other spending cuts…