Question 23: Expired Fire and Emergency Medical Services Operating Millage

In 2020, Charter Township of Orion voters approved a fire and emergency medical services operating millage of 3.0000 mills ($3.00
per $1,000 of taxable value). After required millage rollbacks, the millage was reduced to 2.9164 mills ($2.9164 per $1,000 of taxable
value) when it expired in December 2025. After applying the 2026 Headlee roll back, a renewed millage would be reduced to 2.8846
mills ($2.8846 per $1,000 of taxable value). Shall the expired millage be replaced by this new millage to continue and renew at the
2026 rolled back rate of up to 2.8846 mills ($2.8846 per $1,000 of taxable value) to be levied for four (4) years, beginning December
2026 through December 2029, inclusive, on all taxable property within the Charter Township of Orion, including the Village of Lake
Orion, for the purpose of continuing to provide fire protection and emergency medical services, including Advanced Life Support, and
related operations, wages, benefits, equipment, facilities, and other capital expenditures?
If approved and levied in full, this millage is estimated to raise approximately $8,079,234.79 in the first year of the levy. As required
by Michigan law, a small portion of the total millage revenue may be captured and disbursed to the following local units of government
authorized to receive tax increment revenues: the Village of Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority, the Orion Township
Corridor Improvement Authority, and the Oakland County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority. The amount disbursed to these
authorities is required by law and is collected solely from properties located within the authorities' boundaries.