Waterford Township trustees have decided to put two failed public safety millage proposals back on the ballot in November. This time, they will be presented as renewals rather than tax increases. The decision was made during a special meeting where residents expressed their opinions and township leaders discussed the future of public safety funding.

The proposals had failed to pass during the primary election earlier in the week. Two of the proposals were for fire services and one was for police services. One fire operating millage did pass, however.

Further details on the decision and its implications are available from local news sources, including a report by Tiarra Braddock.