A local county announced that it would be adopting measures to provide “significant property tax relief” to its residents.
The Board of Miami County Commissioners, along with County Auditor Matthew Gearhardt, announced last week that they will adopt two measures to provide property tax relief.
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“Taxpayers have been pleading for property tax relief, and this is the right thing to do at the local level,” Auditor Matthew Gearhardt said. “The County is committed to doing our part by forgoing what would have been a significant spike in property tax revenues for Tax Year 2025.”
The first measure will reduce the County’s General Fund Inside Millage…