TuscBDD weighs next steps after levy election defeat
The Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities will evaluate its finances and consider its next steps after voters rejected an additional 1.2 mill, 10-year levy on Nov. 3. TuscBDD Superintendent Amy Adam reaffirmed the agency's commitment to people with developmental disabilities and their families following the levy election, according to a community announcement. “While we are disappointed in the outcome of yesterday’s levy election, we respect the decision of our friends and neighbors here in Tuscarawas County,” Adam said. Adam said the agency recognizes that families are facing financial pressures and understands concerns about property taxes. She said TuscBDD remains committed to the people with developmental disabilities and families who rely on its services and supports. TuscBDD to assess financial impact TuscBDD plans to evaluate the financial impact of the levy defeat in the coming weeks and work with its board to determine a path forward. “Our priority will be to approach these decisions thoughtfully, transparently, and with consideration for the people we serve, our employees, our provider partners, and the community,” Adam said. She also thanked TuscBDD staff, providers, families, community partners and people who learned about the agency's services. “Although the election outcome presents challenges, our mission remains
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