The Supreme Court of Ohio dismissed an Avon Lake income-tax voting case as moot in its October 4 case announcements. The case was brought by a citizens’ and electors’ committee against Rosmarin and was docketed as 2026-1219.
The court denied the committee’s emergency request for a peremptory writ. It also denied two procedural motions as moot before dismissing the cause. Justice Brunner agreed in part and disagreed in part, stating that she would approve a cash deposit and award court costs.
The short order contains no explanatory majority opinion. It records the disposition of this proceeding; it does not establish a change in Avon Lake’s tax rate or, by itself, a definitive outcome for a November ballot question.