Grand Haven Voters to Decide on Public Safety Millage
Grand Haven residents will make important decisions in the upcoming election, including a public safety millage and local offices.
The Grand Haven Department of Public Safety seeks to pass its first millage to upgrade facilities and equipment, generating $15-16 million over 10 years.
"Every election in my opinion, local election is important. This year especially is a big one,"
said Grand Haven City Clerk Maria Boersma. The millage would cost a $250,000 household an additional $250 annually in property taxes.
Author's summary: Grand Haven voters decide on public safety millage.
- Public safety millage: upgrades facilities and equipment
- Local offices: multiple positions up for election
- Voting process: Grand Haven City Clerk Maria Boersma explains
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