Oakland Districts Seek Millages
Three school districts in Oakland County are asking voters to approve nonhomestead operating millages on the November ballot to secure critical funding. Officials warn that failing to pass the measures could lead to budget cuts and school closures.
Three school districts in United States state counties are asking voters to approve non-homestead operating millages on the November ballot to secure basic funding. Oxford and Waterford are bringing back proposals after failing in the August primary, facing voter resistance to tax increases. Without approval, these districts risk millions in funding losses for staff, transportation, and classroom operations.
