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Gladwin adopts 2025 millage: 14.4772 mills for operations, 1.9990 for public safety
Summary
The Gladwin City Council on May 19 adopted a resolution setting the 2025 millage at 14.4772 mills for general operations and 1.9990 mills for public safety, projected to raise $1,391,339 in total; the vote was unanimous among members present.
The Gladwin City Council adopted its 2025 millage resolution on May 19, setting the general operating millage at 14.4772 mills and a public safety millage at 1.9990 mills.
Clerk Marietta Andrist and Treasurer Angela Bigham presented the resolution and the assessment roll, saying the total taxable value was $84,595,565 and the amounts to be raised by taxes would total $1,391,339, split into $1,222,531 for general operations and $168,808 for public safety. The resolution cites Act 42, P.A. 1995 and notes compliance with Act 35 (Michigan Public Acts) and City Charter Chapter 15 procedures.
Council members Darlington, Esiline, Gutierrez, Platt, Sischo and Winarski voted aye; Caffrey and Crawford were absent. The resolution records no nay votes and was declared adopted. The council noted that a public hearing on the proposed 2025–2026 budget and millage rates is scheduled for June 2, 2025.
Why it matters: The adopted millage establishes the city’s property tax rates for the coming fiscal year and funds core services including public safety. The council recorded the assessment roll totals and the expected revenue allocations as part of the resolution’s certification.
Details and next steps: The resolution directs the city clerk and assessor to take the statutory steps required to collect the tax as described in the City Charter. The council will discuss the proposed budget formally during the June 2 public hearing before final budget adoption.
