Waterford Township

Highland Township, the issue there is a fire millage.

Supervisor Rick Hamill says existing funding would cover 2027, giving the township time to consider other options if voters reject it again orient township they have three proposals 3.3 mil for police 2.8 mil for fire and ems and a new four point uh mill increase for fire and ems staffing as well as equipment waterford township is seeking two renewals 1.3 mils for police That's expected to generate over $4 million and a .8 mil for fire generating about $3 million.

Waterford officials warn another rejection would mean service cuts.

Again, that's in Waterford.

While across these communities, voters continue raising concerns about taxes and how public safety dollars are spent, Ryan.

So those are the two things voters are really, really considering here.

In Orient Township, they have three proposals, a 3.3 mil police renewal, a 2.8 mil fire and EMS renewal, and a new .4 mil measure for fire and EMS staffing and equipment.

In Waterford Township, they're seeking two renewals, 1.3, Mills for police expected to generate about $4.3 million and then a .8 mill for fire generating about $3 million.

Waterford officials warn another rejection would mean service cuts while across these communities voters continue raising concerns.

about taxes and how public safety dollars are spent so these are big important issues that are facing the pocketbooks of so many people here in the metro area kevin yeah a lot of people were surprised that these didn't pass the first time

So I've come full circle, of course, where I had moved.

You grew up where? In Rochester? I grew up in Walton Boulevard in Drayton Claims Waterford, Michigan.

So I went to school in the Pontiac Waterford School District.

And then come full circle back on Walton Boulevard.

Here we are.

Here comes Caponere.

Tiger greetings go out to, uh, Jackie Cook of Waterford Township, longtime Tiger fan.

Outfielder straight up on Cappy, now the veteran infielder, and he takes a strike call.

Cappy's 36 years old now.

Great.

So we are going to be at High Octane in Waterford, Michigan, right off Highland Road from 9:00 until noon.

We have a big trailer there that we are hoping to have the community come and grab a cup of coffee and fill that trailer full of supplies needed by domestic violence survivors.

And what kind of things are you looking for?

We're so glad Jaime Matthews is hooked into this.

Thank you.

Saturday, October 10th at High Octane Cafe and Bakery, uh, Bakery at Highland Road, Waterford Township.

Uh, HAVEN needs all kinds of the stuff that runs your house.

I- th- the off-season started with, with some big news.

Um, the captain, Dylan Larkin, hometown kid, born and raised in Waterford, Michigan, um, he requested a trade.

Uh, it came, it became public that he had requested a trade late in the season, and, uh, the list of teams was very, very short.

I believe it was Tampa Bay, uh, Florida, AKA Miami, um, Minnesota, and Vegas.