Why Cuyahoga’s school tax rates stayed unchanged while most Ohio counties updated theirs
Cuyahoga County’s analysis found it failed to update fixed-sum school levy rates after final 2024 property values arrived, unlike 80 other Ohio counties, contributing to an estimated $28.5 million overcollection.
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