millage vote

Every election, school districts across Michigan ask voters to approve bonds. November saw a decent success rate. Most of the districts on the ballot were coming back to voters after recent failures and, in some cases, successes.

Michigan school districts are required to ask voters to approve operating millages. Here’s what you need to know about the millage on your ballot in the November 4 election.

Michigan school districts are putting taxes for sinking funds on ballots this November. Voters, use this guide to understand how these funds work.

Dozens of Michigan communities are voting on school funding. This guide can help you figure out the school bond, sinking fund or millage question on your November ballot.

Voters are going to the polls Tuesday in some communities in the state.The May 4 elections are a hodge-podge of local issues. A total of 189 issues will…

On Tuesday, voters in Washtenaw County approved a $53 million bond proposal to renovate a school for students with special needs.The High Point School…

Jackson County voters are being warned they could lose some of their county parks, unless voters OK a new millage on August 7th. Jackson County maintains…

On May 2 Ann Arbor voters approved a new millage that will be used to renovate the city's public schools. The millage will raise more than $200 million…

Last night (May 2) voters in Ann Arbor and Kent County approved funding for schools. Two proposals that would have allowed the construction of wind farms…

On Tuesday, voters across Michigan will decide whether to renew local taxes that fund public schools.And voters in one Michigan community will be asked to…