Leaders from local school districts, social service agencies, and governments are worried about funding cuts if possible property tax relief measures are enacted by Hamilton County.

The commissioners are considering whether to double the homestead exemption and owner occupancy credit. It's an option state lawmakers recently allowed .

While the state reimburses local governments for the current tax credits, it would not pay for the expanded tax credits. Enacting both measures would cost taxing jurisdictions in Hamilton County nearly $40 million annually, according to a report from Administrator Jeff Aluotto.

Several school districts, social service agencies, and government officials voiced their concerns and opposition at the county commissioners meeting Thursday.

Schools fear revenue i

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