Big Wins for Taxes in Farmington and Farmington Hills!

Big Wins for Taxes in Farmington and Farmington Hills!

Exciting news for residents of Farmington and Farmington Hills! Voters have come together to show their support for multiple tax proposals in a recent election. The results are in, and they reflect a strong commitment to funding essential services that benefit our communities!

Farmington School District Tax Proposal

In the Farmington Public School District, nearly 97% of precincts have reported their results, revealing that a remarkable 65% of voters provided a thumbs-up for an operating millage renewal for schools. This proposal is set to cap the maximum levy on commercial and rental properties at 18 mills, while principal residences will be maintained at 12.59 mills.

What does this mean for the schools? Well, this millage will be effective for a decade, running from 2026 to 2035, and is expected to generate a whopping $49.2 million in its first year alone! Those funds will go directly towards covering essential operating expenses that keep our schools running smoothly. Talk about a win for our kids’ education!

Farmington Community Library Millage Renewal

But the good news doesn’t stop there! Just over 72% of voters threw their support behind a renewal of the Farmington Community Library millage. This proposal, not to exceed 0.92 mills, will apply to all taxable properties in the library district for an impressive 20 years, from 2025 to 2044.

The library stands to collect about $4.75 million during the first year of this levy. That’s fantastic news for all the book lovers out there! This funding is crucial for maintaining our beloved library services, programs, and resources that serve as a hub for community learning.

Farmington Hills Infrastructure Improvements

Now let’s turn our attention to Farmington Hills, where voters also made their voices heard. An impressive 66% of residents gave the green light to amend the city’s charter, allowing a renewal of the previously voter-approved additional special tax rate aimed at enhancing and maintaining roads and drainage within the city.

The approval authorizes the city to levy 2 mills for 10 years, starting in July of next year. The city estimates that this millage will collect around $9 million in its first year. This funding will be vital for ensuring safer streets and improved drainage systems for all residents!

City Council Terms of Office

Furthermore, an astonishing 83% of voters said yes to another charter amendment, which allows City Council members and the mayor to serve until their successors have been officially sworn in following elections, or until they have been re-sworn in after re-elections. This is a step toward ensuring continuity and stability in our city leadership.

All these proposals reflect a unified desire among residents to invest in vital community services, educational resources, and infrastructure improvements. It’s a great day for Farmington and Farmington Hills as we rally together for a stronger future!

With the results now in, it’s clear that both towns are eager to support measures that will benefit the community. Here’s looking forward to a bright future built on strong community support!


Author: HERE Novi

HERE Novi

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