Chelsea Update: Dexter Township residents to vote on millage request in November election
Posted on Mon, Jul 23, 2012 : 6:30 p.m.
Dexter Township residents who go to the polls this November will be asked to decide if they want to be taxed to pay for a new fire substation, Chelsea Update reports.
If the millage request is approved, the township will levy a tax of up to 1 mill for seven years to pay for the substation at Dexter Townhall and North Territorial roads.
Read the full article in Chelsea Update, a news website started by Chelsea community resident Heather Newman and re-launched Monday by former AnnArbor.com reporter Lisa Allmendinger.
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