Statewide, a total of nearly $878 million in fuel tax revenue was distributed to counties, municipalities and townships across Ohio in 2020. More than $13 million of that came to Butler County.
Here’s a look at how much jurisdictions received in 2020.
| Jurisdiction | Amount |
|---|---|
| Hamilton | $2,862,005 |
| Fairfield | $2,556,460 |
| Middletown | $2,390,234 |
| Monroe | $835,364 |
| West Chester Twp. | $825,735 |
| Trenton | $630,127 |
| Liberty Twp. | $546,255 |
| Oxford | $386,633 |
| Fairfield Twp. | $320,149 |
| Madison Twp. | $183,458 |
| Ross Twp. | $175,013 |
| Hanover Twp. | $165,403 |
| Morgan Twp. | $139,369 |
| Lemon Twp. | $134,259 |
| Milford Twp. | $134,259 |
| Oxford Twp. | $134,259 |
| Reily Twp. | $134,259 |
| Saint Clair Twp. | $134,259 |
| Wayne Twp. | $134,259 |
| New Miami | $105,725 |
| Seven Mile | $42,291 |
| Millville | $41,221 |
| Jacksonburg | $3,699 |
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