Budget - Worthington, Ohio

Franklin County's 2026 triennial update raises Worthington-area values about 7 percent. How to check your tentative value, contest it, and why a higher value doesn't automatically mean a higher tax bill.

Treasurer TJ Cusick explains how a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling, an ongoing constitutional challenge, and a valuation loophole affect what Worthington homeowners pay in property taxes.

Worthington City Council authorized a 20-year bond issuance to finish the new outdoor pool and replace aging water and sewer lines, with pricing set for June.

Treasurer TJ Cusick walked the Board of Education through a draft FY27 budget on May 11, signaling continued pressure in food service, fuel, and utilities while reaffirming the district's plan to defer a new operating levy request until 2028.

Library board passes resolution authorizing the 2027 tax budget filing with Franklin County, a routine step that documents the library's case for property tax and state funding.

Topics covered include pool project approval, housing strategies, financial health, and multiple community initiatives

Worthington City Council unanimously approves full pool renovation despite $2-2.5 million budget increase, preserving three-pool design without raising taxes.

Worthington outdoor pool renovation costs rise due to inflation and construction market pressures