Eaton County voters face road millage and school bond questions

Eaton County residents will vote on two transportation-related questions during the November 3 midterm election. One proposal, the Local Roads and Streets Preservation and Improvement Millage, seeks to replace an expiring millage for rebuilding and rehabilitating county roads, capped at 1.5 mills for ten years. A second proposal asks voters to renew funding for transportation infrastructure, though the specific details of the latter are cut off in the source material.

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