Question 1: Health Care Services Millage Renewal Proposal

Shall there be a renewal of the previously approved authorization of the Genesee County Board of Commissioners to levy a tax of 0.8000 mill ($0.8000 per $1,000.00 of taxable property valuation), upon the taxable valuation of
the property within Genesee County, as finally equalized, for each of the five (5) years from 2027 through 2031, inclusive, for the purpose of providing, through the Genesee County Health Department, a health care services
delivery system, such as the Genesee Health Plan, for uninsured low-income residents of Genesee County?
This is a renewal of the Genesee County Health Care Services Millage that expires after the 2026 levy. The estimated revenue that will be collected during the first year this millage is authorized and levied is $11,280,355.
In Genesee County, there are local authorities that capture and use for authorized purposes tax increment revenues from property taxes levied by the County. Such captured revenue would include a portion of the proposed
millage levy. The total amount of captured tax increment revenues from the proposed millage levy in the first calendar year of the levy is estimated to be $425,953. The following such local authorities presently are expected to
capture and receive disbursement of a portion of the County's property tax levy:
City of Clio Corridor Improvement Authority ("CIA"), Downtown Development Authority ("DDA"), and Neighborhood Improvement Authority ("NIA"); City of Davison DDA and Local Development Finance Authority ("LDFA"); City of
Fenton DDA and LDFA; City of Grand Blanc DDA; City of Linden DDA; City of Montrose DDA; City of Swartz Creek DDA; Genesee County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority and Land Bank Authority; Davison Township DDA; Flint
Township DDA, Beecher Road CIA, and Bristol Road CIA; Grand Blanc Township DDA; Mt. Morris Township Business Development Authority ("BDA"); Mundy Township Hill Road CIA; Vienna Township BDA; Village of Lennon DDA;
Village of Otisville DDA; and Village of Otter Lake DDA.
Other such local authorities could be created in the future