Chelsea fire authority urges clarity on DDA millage language
Rob Arbini of the Chelsea Area Fire Authority asked the DDA to clarify ballot language and how millage dollars flow, asking whether the authority could capture funds if it moves outside the DDA; he gave concrete examples of how $44,000 would be used locally.
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Rob Arbini, who identified himself as representing the Chelsea Area Fire Authority, used the public‑comment period to press the DDA for clarity on the wording used on millage ballots and on how those funds are distributed.
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