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Tipp City has income tax request on May 4 ballot Nancy Bowman © Provided by Dayton Daily News This culvert project in a residential area of Tipp City was among infrastructure work done in the past decade using money from a capital improvements income tax. CONTRIBUTED TIPP CITY Voters in Tipp City will decide May 4 whether to continue an income tax for capital improvements for another 10 years. The first 10 years was highlighted by projects such as a fire department ladder truck, expanding the fire/EMS station on West Main Street, downtown restrooms and numerous street update and paving projects, among others. The ballot request calls for continuation of a 0.25 percent income tax that expires this June 30 and another 0.25 percent income tax that expires Dec. 31, 2022. The 0.25 percent requests would be effective July 1, 2020, and Jan. 1, 2023, respectively.

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