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Rochester Hills fire millage increase on August ballot as department cites staffing shortages
Rochester Hills voters will decide on August 4 whether to increase the fire millage from 3 to 3.5 mills to address staffing shortages and fund equipment. The increase would cost homeowners $100 annually for a $200,000 property. Fire Chief Todd Gary emphasized the need for 12 additional firefighters and capital equipment, while residents are divided on the financial burden.
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