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Sumpter Township voters reject police millage, cutting department funding by over 40 percent
Sumpter Township voters rejected a police protection millage, reducing the department's funding by over 40% and prompting officials to seek a November ballot rematch. The rejected millage received 43% voter support, with residents expressing mixed concerns about its impact on safety and services.
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