Meridian Township Millage Renewal Information - November 3 General Election
As part of the November 3, 2026 General Election, Meridian Township is asking voters to consider the renewal of two existing millages:
- Parks Millage
- Police and Fire Protection Millage
For information about each proposal, including the FAQ document, services funded, and cost breakdown, visit meridian.mi.us/Millages.
HOMTV has also filmed interviews about both millages, and those will be available beginning on Friday, September 25.
Park Millage Quick Facts:
- The Park Millage was originally adopted in 1984 and was last approved by voters in August 2014.
- If approved, the Park Millage would be 0.6503 mills for 2026.
- Since this is a renewal, the overall Township tax rate will not increase.
- The millage is dedicated to the maintenance and management of 30 Meridian Township parks, the pathway network, and recreational facilities.
- If approved, the millage would last for 10 years.
Police and Fire Protection Millage Quick Facts:
- The Police and Fire Protection Millage was first adopted in 2017.
- If approved, the Police and Fire Protection Millage would be 1.4563 mills for 2026.
- Since this is a renewal, the overall Township tax rate will not increase.
- The millage is used to fund police and fire personnel, equipment purchases, and long-term pension obligations.
- If approved, the millage would last for 10 years.
For more information about both millages, please visit our FAQ document.