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Fire Millage Proposal

Osceola township · Osceola County County · November 3, 2026

The question on your ballot

Shall Osceola Township, Osceola County, be authorized to levy a millage annually in an amount not to exceed 2.0 mills ($2.00 per each $1,000 of taxable value), of which 1.8908 mills is a renewal of the previously authorized millage that expired in 2025 and.1092 mill is new additional millage, for six (6) years, 2026 through 2031, inclusive, to provide funds for operating, equipping, constructing, and purchasing for the Evart Area Joint Fire Department or for any other purpose authorized by law for fire service purposes? The estimate of the revenue the Township will collect in the first year of levy (2026) if the millage is approved is approximately $92,000.

In plain language

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Osceola Township is asking voters to authorize a fire millage of up to 2.0 mills ($2.00 per each $1,000 of taxable value) for six years, 2026 through 2031, inclusive. Of that amount, 1.8908 mills is a renewal of a previously authorized millage that expired in 2025, and .1092 mill is new additional millage. The money would fund operating, equipping, constructing and purchasing for the Evart Area Joint Fire Department, or other fire service purposes authorized by law. The question estimates approximately $92,000 in 2026. A YES vote approves the full levy; a NO vote means neither the renewal nor the new portion is approved.

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