McDonald Council Approves Safety Services Levy for November Vote
McDonald Village Council has finalized a proposal for a 4.5-mill, five-year safety services levy to be voted on in November. Expected to generate $310,000 annually, this levy aims to support the fire and police departments amid rising operational costs.
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The McDonald Village Council has approved a 4.5-mill, five-year safety services levy for the November ballot, projected to yield $310,000 each year for fire and police operations. The need for increased funding was emphasized by fire and police officials due to rising costs.
Additionally, KO Consulting is pursuing a $60,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for trail restoration at Woodland Park. Other grants being sought include $50,000 for historical signage and $11,000 for fire equipment. Mayor Ray Lewis is attending data center meetings to prepare for potential developments in the village, while a remodeling project for the police department is scheduled to start in May.
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