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Youth, Fire, and Politics in Metro Detroit | Detroit News
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Pontiac voters face a pivotal decision on a youth services millage that could fund $2 million annually—keeping current programs alive and funding a new 2027 recreation center. Meanwhile, Auburn Hills seeks a fire and EMS millage hike to modernize equipment and hire more paramedic firefighters, as the 1983 rate can’t keep up with growth. In West Bloomfield, a Democratic supervisor race heats up as a challenger calls for overhauling the building department’s permitting process, while the incumbent defends recent efficiency gains and safety upgrades.
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