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Waterford superintendent describes replacement operating millage as 'no tax increase' for homeowners
Summary
Superintendent Adam Martin said the first ballot proposal is a replacement operating millage that "is a no tax increase" for homeowners and would restore full funding from non-homestead properties, according to his announcement to the Waterford community.
Adam Martin, superintendent of the Waterford School District, described the first ballot proposal as a replacement operating millage that "is a no tax increase and restores full funding from our non homestead properties." He presented the measure as maintaining funding from non-homestead sources while not increasing taxes for homeowners.
The transcript records Martin framing this as a replacement (not an add-on) and emphasizing no new tax for homeowners; the district did not provide the full text of the proposal or a fiscal estimate in this brief announcement, so precise revenue and distribution effects are not specified in the transcript.
