“We know how important the services are that our recreation department provides, and we look forward to improving our programming and facilities to meet the needs of our community.” “Seeing the support from our community is incredible,” Trustee President Dale Berry said in a statement. The levy will continue to provide programming and services inclusive of all ages and abilities, including the fitness center, walking track, climbing wall, pools and waterslides, summer camps, senior center, Town Hall theater and more. Collection will start in 2024, as a five-year, 1-mill recreation levy expires this year. The levy will generate about $3.28 million annually, an increase of $1.34 million per year, according to the Montgomery County Auditor’s office.
and the city of Centerville, by a 58.4% to 41.6% ratio, approved a replacement of a 1-mill recreation levy and an increase of 0.5 mills of property tax, with a 5-year term, to fund the community’s recreation department.
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