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Help is available for delinquent taxpayers, but is property tax reform on the horizon in Ohio?

This year's property tax increases hit low- and moderate-income communities like Bond Hill and Price Hill (pictured) especially hard.
Becca Costello
This year's property tax increases hit low- and moderate-income communities like Bond Hill and Price Hill (pictured) especially hard.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s property tax working group is expected to offer recommendations for property tax reform at the end of this month.

How different will those ideas be from the recommendations state lawmakers released in January?

On Cincinnati Edition, we’ll discuss the progress the working group has made and some of the reforms being considered.

Plus, we’ll talk about a delinquent property tax relief program — what it entails and who qualifies.

Guests:

  • Bill Seitz, co-chair, Property Tax Reform Working Group, former state lawmaker
  • Ohio State Sen. Bill Blessing, R-Colerain Township
  • Hamilton County Treasurer Jill Schiller
  • Andrew Garth, executive vice president and general counsel, The Port
  • Sister Barbara Busch, executive director, Working in Neighborhoods

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