OTHER LOCAL MEETINGS
NEVILLE VILLAGE 2026 MEETING SCHEDULE
The Village of Neville will hold their public meetings for fiscal year 2026 at
504 Main Street, Neville, OH 45156 at 7:00 pm on the following dates:
- Monday, January 5th
- Monday, February 2nd
- Monday, March 2nd
- Monday, April 6th
- Monday, May 4th
- Monday, June 8th
- Monday July 6th
- Monday, August 3rd
- Monday, September 8th
- Monday, October 5th
- Monday, November 2nd
- Monday, December 7th
For more information regarding Neville Village, please contract Rob Gastrich, Mayor at 513-519-0742.
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MOSCOW VILLAGE 2026 MEETING SCHEDULE
The Village of Moscow will hold their public meetings for fiscal year 2026 at the River Valley Community Center, 30 Wells Street, Moscow, OH 45153 at
6:00 pm on the following dates:
- Monday, January 5th
- Monday, February 2nd
- Monday, March 2nd
- Monday, April 6th
- Monday, May 4th
- Monday, June 8th
- Monday July 6th
- Monday, August 3rd
- Monday, September 8th
- Monday, October 5th
- Monday, November 2nd
- Monday, December 7th
For more information regarding the Village of Moscow, at 513-553-4200.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.....WHAT'S THAT?
WHAT IS THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
This program provides a reduction in property taxes. Qualifying seniors or permanently and totally disabled Ohio homeowners who occupy their own home are eligible to receive a $25,000 reduction applied to the taxable value of their home which results in a reduction of taxes owed.
HOW DO I APPLY FOR THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
If you are 65 or older or permanently and totally disabled and have an Ohio adjusted income less than $32,800 you may complete the Homestead Exemption Application Form, then file it with the Auditor's Office at 101 E. Main Street, Batavia, Ohio 45103. The form is also available at www.clermontauditor.org.
WHO QUALIFIES FOR THE CURRENT HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
Any Ohio resident homeowner who meets any one of the following:
- Is at least 65 years old; OR
- Is totally and permanently disabled as certified by a licensed physician or psychologist, or a state or federal agency; OR
- Is the surviving spouse of a person who was receiving the previous Homestead Exemption at the time of death and where the surviving spouse was at least 59 years old on the date of death; AND
- Has an Ohio adjusted gross income less that $32,800
To qualify, an Ohio resident also must own and occupy a home as his/her principal place of residence as of January 1st for the year for which they are applying for either real property or manufactured home. For individuals who own more than one home, the principal place of residence is the home where the person is registered to vote and is the person's place of residence for income tax purposes.
If you are a totally disabled veteran you may qualify for an additional reduction in property taxes. Please contact the Clermont County Auditor's Office at 513-732-7150 for information.
Information provided by the Clermont County Auditor's Office.
