Grand Haven, MI (WGHN) – Voters in Grand Haven and Spring Lake will decide May 5 on renewing an 18-mill non-homestead school operating millage.
A millage is a property tax rate applied to non-homestead properties such as businesses, rentals, and vacation homes, not primary residences.
If approved, the millage would generate more than $20 million each year for Grand Haven schools, about 20% of its budget. In Spring Lake, it would bring in about $5.1 million annually, or roughly 12.6% of the district’s budget.
More details on the non-homestead millage renewals, visit ghaps.org or spring lakeschools.org.
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