LANSING, Mich. — Voters in Eaton Rapids just approved a millage renewal in the August primary, but now the district is asking for a change in the repayment date.
According to Lindsay Peters, Director of Marketing and Development for Eaton Rapids Public Schools, the bond proposal will not increase your taxes, nor will a “no” vote decrease them.
Information on the district’s website says the proposal “simply allows the repayment date to move from 2028 to 2035.”
It’s part of a plan to make improvements at several schools. It includes new technology for classrooms, upgrades to HVAC systems, and added security cameras.
You can read more about the plan here.
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