Tax issue requests for mental health board, Lane library and Monroe school winning in early results

MidPointe Library levy is failing
Voters cast their ballots at Crawford Woods Elementary School on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024 in Hamilton. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

Voters cast their ballots at Crawford Woods Elementary School on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024 in Hamilton. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

With nearly 70 percent of precincts counted, the Butler County Mental Health additional levy is winning 55.84 percent for and 44.16 percent against, according to early Butler County Board of Elections results.

The Butler County Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Services Board is asking for a .5-mill additional, 5-year operating levy.

The Monroe Local School replacement levy request of its existing 3.49-mill bond levy that is expiring is winning with 63.38 percent for and 36.62 percent against, according to partial early voting results.

The MidPointe Library’s — with locations in Middletown, Monroe, Trenton and Liberty and West Chester townships — additional 1.25 mill levy is getting a negative nod from voters with 44.16 percent for and 55.26 percent against with early tallies.

The Lane Libraries, with locations in Fairfield, Hamilton and Oxford, .75-mill renewal is 56.84 percent for and 43.16 percent against.

Early tallies for the New Miami Streets Levy is 50.25 percent for and 49.75 percent against. The village’s fire levy is 52.26 percent for and 47.74 percent against.

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