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Mott Community College Millage Renewal Proposition

Mott Community College · Livingston County · on the November 3, 2026 ballot in Deerfield Township, Tyrone Township.

Mott Community College Millage Renewal Proposition

Millage Renewal with Increase0.641 mills10 years (2028–2037)

Renews Mott Community College's operating millage at the Headlee-reduced 0.6152 mill for 2028–2037 (~$8.9M/year, 9% of operating budget). Not a tax increase.

Cost to you: About $76.90/year on $250,000 of taxable value (unchanged).

YESA YES vote continues the existing levy of 0.641 mills for 10 years — generally no increase over what you pay now, plus the restored or added amount described.
NOA NO vote lets the current millage expire; the service it funds would need cuts or other revenue.
Official ballot language

Shall the previously voter approved increases in the limitation on the amount of taxes that may be levied by Charles Stewart Mott Community College, Genesee County, Michigan, against all property in the community college district of 0.6410 mill, which has been reduced to 0.6152 mill by operation of the Headlee Amendment, be renewed at the current mill ($0.6152 per $1,000 of taxable value of real and tangible personal property) and levied for 10 years, 2028 to 2037, inclusive, to provide funds for community college purposes? If the 0.6152 mill renewal is approved, it is estimated that the College will collect approximately $8.9 million of revenue in the first calendar year it is levied. The proposed millage is a renewal of a previously authorized millage.

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