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Category Archives: Local Government
Buckeye Testifies About the Critical Need for Tax Reform
On Wednesday, Buckeye Institute offered testimony to the Ohio House Ways and Means Committee on one of the hottest topics in Columbus: municipal income tax reform. This is a key issue for Ohio’s future economic competitiveness for several reasons. First, Ohio’s tax …
Motor City Quid Pro Quo Mr. President?
A Detroit City Council member apparently believes that President Obama should help bail out Detroit given its current disastrous economic situation. Not only that, she actually says he should do it as payback for the support city residents gave to …
Taxpayers Reject Numerous School Levies
Of 192 total school levies on the ballot Tuesday, 87 were rejected. While more than half of all levies passed, Damon Asbury of the Ohio School Boards Association indicated only 37 percent of the 122 levies asking for new dollars …
Toledo debate reveals problem with public sector compensation
Contrary to those who defend the status quo, a more dynamic and flexible public sector compensation and management system is better for both public sector workers and taxpayers
Posted in Local Government, Public Sector Reform
Tagged Compensation, Mike Bell, Rob Ludema, toledo, Toledo Blade
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Schools Look to Share Services
As outlined in our Joining Forces report last year, local government issues are quickly becoming critical to the future of Ohio. An inability to control burgeoning taxes at the local level will counter-act even the best of intentions that may …
Does Ohio Need “Special Elections?”
The thought of elections in Ohio conjures images of the crisp autumn days of a general election, or the rainy spring mornings of a primary election, and lots of advertisements (lots and lots and lots of ads). Although the ads …










