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Highland Township leaders looking to tweak language to help pass fire department millage in November election
Highland Township leaders are adjusting the language for a Fire & EMS Millage Renewal to gain support ahead of a November election after an initial attempt failed. Leaders emphasize that increased funding is critical for operations and retaining staff amidst community challenges, proposing a total levy of 2.32 mills. The proposed increase would provide over $2 million in funding.
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