Commissioners approve transfer of casino tax revenue to renovate Willis Building
September 04, 2026 | Delaware County, Ohio
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The Delaware County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 26-629 to authorize a transfer of quarterly casino tax revenue into the county's capital improvement reserve fund, with staff stating the monies will be used for renovation of the Willis Building. Justin Hobby, Director of Finance, presented the request and explained the purpose for the transfer during the meeting.
"They would authorize a transfer of quarterly casino tax revenue to the capital improvement reserve fund, and these monies will be used towards the renovation of the Willis Building," Hobby said. Commissioners voted to approve the transfer with both Commissioners Lewis and Merrill recorded as voting 'Aye.'
"They would authorize a transfer of quarterly casino tax revenue to the capital improvement reserve fund, and these monies will be used towards the renovation of the Willis Building," Hobby said. Commissioners voted to approve the transfer with both Commissioners Lewis and Merrill recorded as voting 'Aye.'
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