Michigan Voters Consider Major Property Tax Hikes for Local Projects
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What happened
Voters in various Michigan counties are considering property tax increases to fund local projects. The largest proposal, located in the Detroit suburbs of Oakland County, is a $750 million property-tax hike. In Wayne County, which includes Detroit, residents are asked to approve a transit millage costing taxpayers $500 million over a decade. Meanwhile, Ingham County is considering a $30 million tax to fund a local zoo.
From mackinac.org
Why it matters
These proposals are part of a broader trend of tax-and-spend measures being considered in dozens of Michigan counties. The proposals are being put to voters during off-cycle elections, which are noted for low turnout.
From mackinac.org
Who's involved
- MichiganState of Michigan where the county-specific tax proposals are being considered
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The entities involved
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Michigan
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