Cuyahoga County Voters Consider Two Tax Levies for Social Services
Cuyahoga County voters are deciding on two tax levies: Issue 10 for the Board of Developmental Disabilities and Issue 11 for Health and Human Services, which aim to fund safety net programs and services within the county.
Cleveland Akron, OH, November 3, 2026 — Cuyahoga County voters are currently faced with decisions on two distinct tax levies that are slated to appear on the ballot. These measures, identified as Issue 10 and Issue 11, are designed to provide essential funding for critical public services within the county.
Issue 10 specifically targets the Board of Developmental Disabilities. If approved by voters, this levy is intended to generate revenue to support programs and services aimed at individuals with developmental disabilities residing in Cuyahoga County. The funding is crucial for maintaining and potentially expanding the scope of care, assistance, and resources available to this population.
Concurrently, Issue 11 addresses the needs of the Health and Human Services department. This levy seeks to secure funding that will bolster safety net programs and a range of other services managed by the department. These services often include support for vulnerable populations, public health initiatives, and essential human services that contribute to the overall well-being of county residents.
Both levies are presented as vital for sustaining and enhancing the safety net that supports many individuals and families within Cuyahoga County. The outcome of the voters’ decisions on these issues will have a direct impact on the operational capacity and service delivery of these key county departments.
The exact details regarding the proposed millage rates, the projected revenue generated, and the specific allocation of funds for each program were not provided in the initial summary. Voters are encouraged to review ballot information to make informed decisions regarding their support for these proposed tax measures.
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