Cincinnati Public Schools Board Approves Income Tax Levy for Fall Ballot
The Cincinnati Public Schools board has voted to place an income tax levy on the ballot for the upcoming fall election.
Cincinnati, OH, July 28, 2026 —
CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) Board of Education has officially voted to place an income tax levy on the ballot for the upcoming fall election. This decision means voters within the district will have the opportunity to decide on the proposed tax measure.
The specifics of the levy, including the proposed tax rate and how the generated funds would be allocated, were not detailed in the information provided. Typically, such levies are sought to fund operational expenses, school improvements, or specific educational programs within the district.
A vote by the school board is a necessary step to bring a new tax measure before the electorate. Following the board’s approval, the levy will be officially certified and then appear on the ballot for voters to consider during the scheduled election.
Further details regarding the proposed levy’s impact on taxpayers and its intended use are expected to be made available as the election cycle progresses. The exact date of the fall election was not specified.
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