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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
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A longtime SMART millage critic and former Macomb Township treasurer, he now supports the proposal because 12.5% of each community's revenue would return locally, after recounting a resident whose husband couldn't reach dialysis because shuttle funding was inadequate.
Board of Commissioners - Joint Goverment Oversight and Health and Human Services Committees - Jun 9, 2026 · 16:02 →Richmond Lenox EMS operates SMART community partnership rides for 14 communities — about 36,000 rides a year — but turns away roughly 4,000 residents annually for lack of funding; the 12.5% return would reduce that.
Board of Commissioners - Joint Goverment Oversight and Health and Human Services Committees - Jun 9, 2026 · 21:54 →Sterling Heights' parks director reported the city provides about 16,000 paratransit rides annually and also turns people away; he urged putting the millage on the ballot, warning communities would otherwise struggle to fund hundreds of thousands of dollars in services.
Board of Commissioners - Joint Goverment Oversight and Health and Human Services Committees - Jun 9, 2026 · 26:46 →