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Board announces nonhomestead operating millage replacement on Aug. 4 ballot, urges yes vote

Northville Public Schools Board of Education · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Vice President Stewart told Northville and Novi families they should have received a mailer about an August 4 nonhomestead operating millage replacement that would fund the district's general fund and asked residents taxed as nonhomestead to vote yes; the transcript recorded the announcement and an adjournment later that evening.

Vice President Stewart announced that Northville Public Schools is on the August 4 ballot for a nonhomestead operating millage replacement and encouraged residents taxed on nonhomestead properties (commercial and second/vacation homes) to vote yes. "We are on the August 4 ballot for our nonhomestead operating millage replacement," Vice President Stewart said, noting the millage is not levied on primary residences and that the district estimates the levy would provide more than $11,000,000 for the general fund.

Stewart said families in Northville and Novi should have received informational mailers in recent days and suggested residents use absentee ballots if needed. Board members did not take a recorded vote on the millage in the provided segment; the speaker framed the announcement as voter information and encouragement ahead of the ballot date.

The meeting adjourned after announcements; participants confirmed the adjournment time as about 5:53 p.m.