CHARLOTTE, Mich. — Eaton County officials are asking neighbors to consider a public safety millage on Tuesday's ballot. We have been following this story for months.
- Eaton County officials are asking neighbors to consider a public safety millage on today's ballot.
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- Watch the videos below of our previous coverage leading up to the millage vote.
WATCH: Eaton County officers address tax millage on the May ballot
Back in November, the tax vote failed, causing cuts for deputies' patrol from 6 a.m. to midnight. County officials had said that more money coming in is critically needed.
The November public safety millage asked neighbors for 3 mills, which means 18 dollars a month for taxpayers who have had to pay.
Now, county officials are asking for 2 mills, which will equal 12 dollars a month for taxpayers if it passes.
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