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Union income tax increase for police and fire

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Union income tax increase for police and fire
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Union income tax increase for police and fire was a tax question for City of Union on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The City of Union asks voters to approve an income tax increase, on top of its existing continuing income tax, dedicated to police and fire services. 1% increase plus continuing 1.5% income tax

A yes vote means: A yes vote adds a 1% income tax increase (on top of the continuing 1.5%) for police and fire services.
A no vote means: A no vote rejects the additional income tax.

Tax question City of Union Details pending the official notice

Cost, rate or term as stated: 1% increase plus continuing 1.5% income tax
How it reached the ballot: Union City Council

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Source: Dayton Daily News, reporting county auditor/board of elections filings (official document).

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