Voters to Decide on Sinking Fund Proposals in Michigan School Districts
October 28, 2025
Voters in over a dozen school districts will consider sinking funds on their ballots, which rely on property taxes.
Voters in over a dozen school districts will consider sinking funds on their ballots, which rely on property taxes.
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