Cuyahoga County voters approved Issue 11, a county tax levy, according to a statement the county released on Nov. 4, 2026, and attributed in its headline to Executive Ronayne.
The statement thanks voters and says the revenue allows the county to keep funding services it calls critical: protecting children, helping older adults age with dignity, behavioral health and addiction treatment, addressing homelessness, and strengthening families across the county.
It also acknowledges that asking residents to back a levy is a substantial request, particularly when many households are working through their own financial pressures, and it expresses appreciation for the confidence voters showed.
The statement goes on to pledge responsible management of taxpayer money, saying resources will be directed through considered investments and used effectively to meet residents' needs. It closes with thanks to county voters and a reference to building a healthier, stronger county.
The release does not give the levy's dollar amount, its duration, the vote margin, or the specific programs and funding levels involved.