Sign the petition to stop the sales tax hikes in Montgomery County: No New Taxes Without a Voice.
UPDATE: The Hamilton County deadline has passed, there is still time to sign, share, or carry for Montgomery County through July 26!
Taxpayers in two Ohio counties are standing up against new higher sales taxes that would make nearly everything they buy more expensive, or hurt local businesses as shoppers go to the next county over, or next state.
After their county commissions approved sales tax increases, local residents in Hamilton and Montgomery counties are demanding the people have the final say as to whether taxes should be increased.
Groups of concerned citizens in both counties are circulating petitions that would give voters the chance to stop the tax hikes on the November 6 general election ballot.
In Montgomery County, residents were hit with a $19 million tax hike, and petitions must be submitted by July 26. In Hamilton County, that is an even tighter deadline of July 18 for 23,600 signatures.
You can help by signing a petition, sharing with a friend, or carrying petitions yourself!
Stop the Sales Tax Hike in Montgomery County, visit the No New Taxes Without a Voice Facebook page.
Petition locations include:
- Packages Anytime Anyplace, 4085 E Town & Country Rd, Kettering, Ohio
- Insignia, 300 Gargrave Rd, West Carrollton City, Ohio 45449
- Olympia Health Food, 4077 E Town and Country Rd, Kettering, Ohio
- Montgomery County GOP office, 2600 Far Hills Ave #100 in Oakwood
- BarryStaff (230 Webster St, Dayton)
- The Mulberry Tree Stationary Store (2600 Far Hills Ave, Oakwood)
- Strehle’s Dry Cleaning (3020 Woodman Dr., Kettering)
It is a difficult hill to climb in a short period of time, but with your help, we can get it done. Even if you don’t live in these counties please share this information with a friend or family member who does. By sending a message to local officials in these counties that tax hikes are not acceptable, you can show officials across Ohio that shoving tax hikes through will not be tolerated.