Logan County residents will see a packed ballot this November, with multiple tax levies and local option liquor sales questions up for a vote.
Countywide, voters will decide on a new 2-mill levy to fund the establishment and operation of a 9-1-1 system.
The levy would generate nearly $3.5 million annually and cost property owners $70 per $100,000 of appraised value.
Several villages and townships are also asking for renewals or replacements of existing levies:
- DeGraff is seeking to renew a 0.7-mill levy for Greenwood Union Cemetery
- Zanesfield is combining a renewal and increase, proposing a 2-mill levy for current expenses
- Bokescreek Township (excluding Ridgeway) is asking for a 2-mill replacement levy for fire and EMS services
- Jefferson, Perry, and Pleasant Townships are each seeking renewals for cemetery levies ranging from 0.4 to 1 mill
- BMRT Ambulance District is proposing a continuing 3.1-mill replacement levy for current expenses
- Tri-Valley Fire District wants to renew its 4.5-mill levy for operating expenses
In addition to tax issues, voters in several precincts will weigh in on Sunday liquor sales:
- The Maxwell Event Center, Wrock Bottom Bar, Liberty Golf, and Tammy Lynn Inn all have local option questions on the ballot
- Tammy Lynn Inn also has a separate question for regular spirituous liquor sales
The general election is set for Tuesday, November 4.
The voter registration deadline is Monday, October 6.
