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Unions, residents urge voters to back Eaton County public-safety millage; animal control flagged as at-risk if it fails
Summary
Union representatives and residents told the Public Safety Committee they support the May 6 public-safety millage, warning that failing to pass it could eliminate road patrol and animal control and harm public safety.
Union leaders and residents urged Eaton County officials on May 1 to support a proposed public-safety millage and warned the committee that failure of the measure could force cuts to road patrol, animal control and other services.
Greg Allgaier, a business agent for the Police Officers Association of Michigan, said he and colleagues represent deputies, correction officers and clerks and asked the public to "support this millage." He credited training provided by the…
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