The City of Middletown levies the tax on behalf of the Liberty Township JEDD I.
If you have more detailed questions about account set-up or monthly/quarterly forms, please contact Sarah Clemons, City of Middletown Tax Department at 51. If you have general questions about the JEDD, please contact Caroline McKinney, Economic Development Director/PIO at 51. We have every reason to believe that the JEDD area will become a strong and viable economic engine for Liberty Township, Butler County, and all of southwest Ohio. The agreement exemplifies regional cooperation and local initiatives. Liberty Township is excited about the shared benefits of the JEDD including high-quality economic expansion, increased employment opportunities, and improved access to goods and services for area businesses and residents. See JEDD I Map (PDF) to view a map of the JEDD I boundaries. The Liberty Township JEDD I encompasses 685 acres around the Liberty Way Interchange and the intersection of Cincinnati-Dayton and Yankee Roads. The 1.5% earnings tax is applicable to those that work and produce business profits in the JEDD area. The JEDD area can only incorporate commercial and industrial zoned parcels. A JEDD allows for townships to partner with a municipality (or municipalities) to corporate an income tax on a specific area of the township. Local governments are expected to fund a much greater share of infrastructure projects due to lack of available funds at the state and federal levels. In 2006, Liberty Township established a Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) with the cities of Middletown and Mason to provide a source of funding for infrastructure improvements to promote and sustain commercial development along the area surrounding the Liberty Way Interchange. Liberty Township Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) I
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