Ohio legislators address rising property taxes and urge action

By Matthew Berning,Legislative Aide to Rep. Isaacsohn  COLUMBUS — State Reps. Dani Isaacsohn (D-Cincinnati) and Rachel Baker (D-Cincinnati) were joined by Hamilton County Auditor Jessica E. Miranda, Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece, and other elected officials have addressed the need for the state to take action and reduce skyrocketing property taxes in Ohio.“Property taxes are way too high for way too many people. Ohioans deserve relief from their legislature, and they need it now. We have solutions that are bipartisan and will help people who are hurting, so now it’s up to Republican leadership to pass the bills by the end of the year,” said Rep. Isaacsohn.“Targeted property tax relief is critical to help workers, families, and senior citizens. We have a choice at the Statehouse to solve this property tax issue and make sure the elderly can keep their homes, young couples can afford to own a home and Ohio’s strong communities remain intact. I implore my colleagues to work together to address this issue that matters to all Ohioans,” said Rep. Baker.The elected officials outlined their commitment to aid and support to those impacted by the new valuations and will advocate for legislative action in Columbus to aid...