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Budget PlanningSchool TaxesDetected Jun 22, 2026

Whitmore Lake Public School District is seeking voter approval to renew its building and site sinking fund millage of 0.9428 mills for an additional 10 years, from 2028 through 2037. The proposal would continue funding for purchase of real estate for school sites, construction and repair of school buildings, school security improvements, and acquisition or upgrading of technology, generating an estimated 592,302 in 2028 if approved. Because this is a renewal of a millage expiring with the 2027 tax levy, the district is effectively planning a decade of future capital, security, and technology projects contingent on tax authority. Vendors in construction, facilities, school security, and K‑12 technology should track this, as approval will create a predictable funding stream that can underpin multi‑year project planning and contract discussions well before 2028.

Sinking fund may be used for real estate for sites, construction/repair of buildings, security impro...

Whitmore Lake Public SchoolsWhitmore Lake sinking fund millage renewal for 2028–2037

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