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The millage provides funds for operating, maintaining and equipping the library for another five years
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If approved, the mental health millage would cost a homeowner with a property’s taxable value of $400,000 around $60 per year
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Voters in Sparta are being asked to approve a new millage on the August 4th ballot, but the new millage would not raise the amount residents have been paying
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If approved, the district would collect approximately $6.7 million over the next ten years
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Combined, the millages would raise $322,000 in their first years
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Residents in Ottawa County’s Park Township will see a public safety millage and a parks and recreation millage on upcoming election ballots
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In 2011, voters approved a 1.0 mill sinking fund for five years for GRPS, but that expired in 2016
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If approved, the new millage will collect approximately $1.8 million during its first year beginning with the December 2026 levy
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Officials set a Friday 5 p.m. deadline for candidates running for Congress or local courts to submit petition signatures to get on the August primary…