Toledo Income Tax Allocation, Issue 1 (September 2009)

A Toledo Income Tax Allocation, Issue 1 ballot proposal was on the September 15, 2009 ballot in Lucas County for voters in the City of Toledo.

There is already a 3/4 cent income tax in Toledo. If Issue 1 passed, the way the tax is allocated would have changed so that half the tax will go to police, fire and other safety department responsibilities, and one-half will go to the Toledo General Fund. The measure was defeated.^[1]

• Yes: 16484 (46.04%)
• No: 19318 (53.96%)d

Text of measure[edit]

The ballot measure reads as follows:^[2]

Shall Ordinance No. 727-08 / 28-09, providing for a change in the allocation of the threequarters

percent (3/4%) income tax for the remainder of 2009 to be allocated one-half (1/2) for Police, Fire, and other Safety Department responsibilities and one-half (1/2) for the General Fund, and for the 2010 – 2012 period, to be allocated one-half (1/2) for Police, Fire, and other Safety Department responsibilities, one-third (1/3) for the General Fund and one-sixth (1/6) for the Capital Improvements Fund; and of which one and onehalf percent (1 ½%) continues to be in effect for a continuing period of time to be

allocated as at present, be passed?

External links[edit]

• Text of Issue 1 (dead link)

Footnotes[edit]

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