The Perrysburg Board of Education recognized the Citizens for Perrysburg Schools 2015 Permanent Improvement Levy Campaign Committee at today's meeting:
This permanent improvement levy is designed to preserve our community’s school buildings, replace aging buses and enhance safety at Perrysburg Junior High and Perrysburg High School. This is not a new tax. This levy renews a five-year 1.9-mill levy passed in 2010, which expires at the end of the year. The rate will remain the same. It will collect approximately $1.5 million annually and will continue to cost the owner of a $200,000 home $9.70 per month. Perrysburg Schools first passed a permanent improvement levy in 1980 and has renewed it every five years since that time.
Permanent Improvement funds can only be used for maintaining buildings, purchasing buses and educational equipment. They cannot be used for salaries or the day-to-day operations of the school district. Without this levy, money for such things as repairs, buses, boilers and roof maintenance would come from the general fund, leaving less money to continue our educational program.
Campaign Committee Chair Missy Madigan and her husband Dave have lived in the Perrysburg area for nearly 12 years. Missy is passionate about her family and enjoys volunteering within the various groups her three children have joined. She has served in leadership roles for many area organizations including La Leche League, Moms Club, Girl Scouts, Greater Toledo Gymcats & Y’s Guys as well as serving as the Toth Elementary PTO president for the past five years. She has chaired many fundraising and social events for Toth during her time spent as president. A University of Toledo graduate and Ohio Licensed Social Worker, Missy works as a Home Health Medical Social Worker and Geriatric Care Manager in the community.
To learn more about the November 3, 2015 levy, you may visit the Info tab of the school district web site, www.perrysburgschools.net, or please feel free to contact the school district at 419-874-9131.
- Missy Madigan Chair
- Eric Benington Treasurer
- Rachel Johnson Campaign Manager/Communications
- Dave Madigan Door-to-Door
- Tim Laird Letters to the Editor
- Brett Queen Mini Billboards
- Carol Russell Data Management
- Starr Wlodarski Absentee Voter Outreach
This permanent improvement levy is designed to preserve our community’s school buildings, replace aging buses and enhance safety at Perrysburg Junior High and Perrysburg High School. This is not a new tax. This levy renews a five-year 1.9-mill levy passed in 2010, which expires at the end of the year. The rate will remain the same. It will collect approximately $1.5 million annually and will continue to cost the owner of a $200,000 home $9.70 per month. Perrysburg Schools first passed a permanent improvement levy in 1980 and has renewed it every five years since that time.
Permanent Improvement funds can only be used for maintaining buildings, purchasing buses and educational equipment. They cannot be used for salaries or the day-to-day operations of the school district. Without this levy, money for such things as repairs, buses, boilers and roof maintenance would come from the general fund, leaving less money to continue our educational program.
Campaign Committee Chair Missy Madigan and her husband Dave have lived in the Perrysburg area for nearly 12 years. Missy is passionate about her family and enjoys volunteering within the various groups her three children have joined. She has served in leadership roles for many area organizations including La Leche League, Moms Club, Girl Scouts, Greater Toledo Gymcats & Y’s Guys as well as serving as the Toth Elementary PTO president for the past five years. She has chaired many fundraising and social events for Toth during her time spent as president. A University of Toledo graduate and Ohio Licensed Social Worker, Missy works as a Home Health Medical Social Worker and Geriatric Care Manager in the community.
To learn more about the November 3, 2015 levy, you may visit the Info tab of the school district web site, www.perrysburgschools.net, or please feel free to contact the school district at 419-874-9131.
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