Ohio County keeps library tax rates at compensating level
August 30, 2026 | Ohio County, Kentucky
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The court discussed previously circulated library tax-rate options and confirmed that it would take the compensating rate, effectively holding the county's library tax rate steady for the coming year.
One member asked for an explanation of what a compensating rate is; the Judge explained the choice reflected no effective increase in the rate. A motion to adopt the compensating rate was moved and seconded, and the court approved it by voice vote.
One member asked for an explanation of what a compensating rate is; the Judge explained the choice reflected no effective increase in the rate. A motion to adopt the compensating rate was moved and seconded, and the court approved it by voice vote.
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