Summary
Livonia is putting a massive $150 million municipal bond on the August ballot to upgrade city buildings, which could end up raising your local property taxes. It's a big decision on how the city spends money and updates its aging infrastructure.
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Impact analysis
Your local property taxes could go up to help pay off this $150 million bond.
Everyone who uses city buildings will benefit from safer, modernized, and more efficient public facilities.
Taxpayers on a tight budget might feel the pinch if local property taxes go up.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Troy, Livonia officials seek building repair cash after failed bond requests
Troy, Livonia officials seek building repair cash after failed bond requests The Detroit News
$150M municipal facilities bond proposed on August ballot in Livonia
$150M municipal facilities bond proposed on August ballot in Livonia Observer and Eccentric Newspapers
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