📅 October 29th: Big Decisions in Wayne County, Michigan! 🏫🎓Voters in Wayne County, Michigan, are facing crucial decisions on October 29th. Seven school districts are seeking approval for new millage proposals, aiming for property tax support to fund their schools. Grosse Pointe Woods has a city charter amendment on the ballot.Clarenceville Schools, covering parts of Livonia and Farmington Hills, is asking for a millage rate increase to nineteen mills, lasting until 2035, to fund school buildings, remodeling, and athletic facilities, with a price tag of around $29.25 million.Dearborn Heights School District wants to renew their building and site sinking fund renewal at four point seven mills, ensuring continuous repairs and upgrades without funding interruptions.Residents in parts of Van Buren Township in Washtenaw County and Ecorse, with double votes, will also play a role in shaping education and local governance for years to come.Non-school issues, like the Grosse Pointe Woods City Charter change, add to the importance of this election. The outcomes will significantly impact education and local governance in Wayne County.
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