Birmingham District Secures $270 Million School Improvement Bond Funding
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What happened
Birmingham district secured approval for a $270 million, 20-year school improvement bond on November 4, 2026. This proposal, which was the largest among school improvement bonds in Oakland County, passed with 66% of votes. The current millage rate of 3.80 mills will remain in place.
From theoaklandpress.com
Why it matters
The bond funding will be used to replace aging infrastructure, including roofs, flooring, and boilers, and to modernize security systems throughout the district. The funds will also support the expansion of the Midvale Early Childhood Center.
From theoaklandpress.com
Who's involved
- BirminghamThe district that secured the $270 million bond funding for infrastructure and security.
- Oakland CountyThe county where the bond proposals were put on the ballot.
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The entities involved
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Birmingham
city in the West Midlands, England
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Oakland County
county in Michigan, United States