League of Women Voters to hold discussion on Fire and EMS levy Oxford residents looking to learn more about Issue 2 will have an opportunity at an event set for Oct. 16.
Oxford considers updates to tobacco licensing regulations, passes new moratorium on certain short term rentals During a city council meeting Oct. 1, council members voted in favor of a new short term rental moratorium and accepted an agreement with Oxford Township for fire and EMS services. New regulations on tobacco businesses may also be on the way.
Issue 2: Voters set to decide on Fire and EMS levy to address budget shortfall This November, Oxford residents will decide whether to pass a levy which would provide $1.284 million per year to the Oxford Fire Department through increased property taxes. Miami University will provide the department with an additional $1.27 million per year, but only if the levy passes.
College Corner considers new elected positions, faces investigations, approves fire department funding College Corner may add clerk/treasurer positions to future ballots following resignations this summer. The village is also facing three investigations, according to the mayor and village council.
Oxford Township plans roadwork, prepares to sign agreement for fire and EMS service During a Sept. 9 meeting, the Oxford Township Trustees heard the final version of an agreement with the City of Oxford and Oxford Township for fire and EMS services.
Oxford City Council passes fire department funding agreement, condemns political violence During its July 16 meeting, Oxford City Council finalized an agreement with Miami University to fund the fire department, approved a contract for historic preservation efforts and denounced political violence in the wake of an assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump.
Formal agreement with Miami University puts fire department funding one step closer This November, voters will decide whether to provide extra funding to the Oxford Fire Department through a tax levy. Miami University will give $1.27 million to the department each year for 10 years, but only if the levy passes.