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Waterford Township board votes to put failed public safety millage proposals back on November ballot
Waterford Township trustees voted to place two previously rejected public safety millage proposals—one for police and one for fire—back on the November ballot. The funding initiatives, which were projected to generate millions for local services, will now appear as renewals rather than outright tax increases. This decision follows a special meeting marked by debate among residents and township leaders regarding public safety funding.
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