But there are also nonpartisan judicial primaries and a slew of tax questions in communities across the county.
The August Republican and Democratic primaries are a continuation of a lengthy election cycle that began last year with the presidential debates and nominating process that is winding down and will likely pit Republican Mitt Romney against President Barack Obama in November.
Not appearing on the August ballot are third-party candidates — Libertarian, U.S. Taxpayers, Green Party and Natural Law Party — who nominate candidates for November by convention or caucus, and independent candidates, who have different filing deadlines for November.
Against the backdrop of a presidential election year are new political boundaries that take effect in January for congressional, state House, state Senate, county commission and some city districts.
Here's a rundown of the contested races and local tax questions on the Aug. 7 ballot:
CONGRESS
U.S. Senate — Statewide
Four Republicans are vying to run against incumbent Democrat U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow in November.
On the Aug. 7 primary ballot statewide are former U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra from Holland, Clark Durant from Grosse Pointe Farms, Randy Hekman from Grand Rapids, and Gary Glenn from Midland.
The winner will face Stabenow in November. Stabenow, from East Lansing, is seeking a third six-year term in the U.S. Senate.
U.S. House — 8th District
Holly, Rose, Groveland, Springfield, Independence, Brandon, Oxford, Orion, Addison and Oakland townships plus Rochester and Rochester Hills and Livingston and Ingham counties.
Three Republicans and one Democrats seek the U.S. House seat held by Republican Mike Rogers of Brighton.
Rogers faces Vernan Molnar of Holly and Brian Hetrick of Brighton in the Republican primary.
The winning Republican and Democrat Lance Enderle of Lansing advance to the November ballot.
U.S. House — 9th District
Bloomfield Township, Southfield Township, Royal Oak, part of Clawson, Berkley, Huntington Woods, Pleasant Ridge, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Madison Heights, Center Line, Warren, part of Sterling Heights, Mt. Clemens, Clinton Township, Fraser, Roseville, Eastpointe, St. Clair Shores.
Republicans Gregory C. Dildilian of Royal Oak and Don Volaric of Clinton Township appear on the Aug. 7 Republican primary ballot.
The winner will run against incumbent Democrat Sander Levin of Royal Oak in November.
U.S. House — 11th District
Livonia, Canton, Plymouth, Plymouth Township, Northville Township, Northville, Novi, Novi Township, Wixom, Walled Lake, Commerce Township, Lyon Township, Milford Township, Highland Township, White Lake Township, Waterford Township, part of West Bloomfield Township, Lake Angelus, Auburn Hills, part of Rochester Hills, Troy, part of Clawson, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills.
Two Democrats and two Republicans are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
The lone Republican on the ballot is Kerry Bentivolio of Milford. Republican Nancy Cassis of Novi has mounted a write-in campaign for nomination after U.S. Rep. Thaddeus McCotter failed to file enough valid signatures to appear on the ballot and then decided against a write-in campaign of his own.
Democrats are William F. Roberts of Redford and Syed Taj of Canton.
The winning Democrat and Republican advance to the November ballot.
U.S. House — 14th District
Pontiac, Sylvan Lake, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake, West Bloomfield, Farmington Hills, Southfield, Lathrup Village, Oak Park, Royal Oak Township, Detroit, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe Woods, Grosse Pointe Farms, Grosse Pointe Shore, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe.
Five Democrats and one Republican seek the new 14th District House seat.
Democrats on the ballot are U.S. Rep. Gary Peters of Bloomfield Township, U.S. Rep. Hansen Clarke of Detroit, Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence, former state Rep. Mary Waters of Detroit, and Bob Costello of Detroit.
The winner of the Aug. 7 primary runs against Republican John Hauler of Grosse Pointe Woods in November.
Peters and Clarke wound up in the same district after new political boundaries were drawn by the Michigan Legislature after the U.S. Census and the number of Michigan's congressional seats fell from 15 to 14.
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE
State House — 26th District
Royal Oak, Madison Heights
Republicans Mark Bliss of Madison Heights and William Sayre of Royal Oak are on the Aug. 7 ballot. The winner advances to the November ballot against incumbent Democratic state Rep. Jim Townsend of Royal Oak.
State House — 27th District
Berkley, Huntington Woods, Oak Park, Royal Oak Township, Pleasant Ridge, Ferndale, Hazel Park.
Democrat Andrew Robert Cissell of Ferndale is challenging incumbent Rep. Ellen Cogen Lipton of Huntington Woods in the Aug. 7 Democratic primary. The winner advances to the November ballot against Republican Ezra Drissman of Oak Park.
State House — 35th District
Southfield, Lathrup Village, Southfield Township (Bingham Farms, Beverly Hills, Franklin)
Four Democrats are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot: State Rep. Rudy Hobbs of Southfield, Charles Roddis of Lathrup Village, Howard Worthy of Southfield, and Jenifer Marlene Franklin of Lathrup Village. The winner advances to the November ballot against Republican Timothy C. Sulowski of Southfield.
State House — 39th District
Wixom, Commerce Township, part of West Bloomfield.
Six Republicans and two Democrats seek the open seat being vacated by Rep. Lisa Brown, D-West Bloomfield, who is running for county clerk.
On the Republican primary ballot are Albert Clawson of Commerce Township, Brad Hantler of West Bloomfield, Nicholas Kennedy of Wixom, Klint Kesto of Commerce Township, Bubba Urdan of West Bloomfield, and Kristine Zrinyi of Commerce Township.
Democrats on the August ballot are Pam Jackson of Commerce Township and Regina Strong of West Bloomfield.
The winning Democrat and Republican advance to the November ballot.
State House — 40th District
Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Township, part of West Bloomfield.
Four Republicans and one Democrat seek the House seat being vacated by term-limited Rep. Chuck Moss, R-Birmingham.
Republicans running are Oakland County Commissioner David Potts of Birmingham, Michael D. McCready of Bloomfield Hills, Robert Lawrence of Birmingham, and David Wolkinson of West Bloomfield.
The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Dorian Coston of West Bloomfield.
State House — 41st District
Troy, Clawson.
Three Republicans and one Democrat seek the seat being vacated by term-limited Republican Rep. Marty Knollenberg of Troy.
Republicans on the ballot are Deborah DeBacker of Troy, Martin Howrylak of Troy, and Matt Pryor of Troy.
The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Mary Kerwin of Troy.
State House — 43rd District
Lake Angelus, Independence and part of Waterford townships.
Republican Paul J. Greenawalt [CQ] of Waterford is challenging incumbent Rep. Gail Haines of Lake Angelus in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Neil Billington of Waterford.
State House — 44th District
Milford, Highland, White Lake, Springfield and part of Waterford townships.
Democrats Mark Venie of Davisburg and Tom Crawford of Milford appear on the Aug. 7 ballot.
The winner faces incumbent Republican Rep. Eileen Kowall of White Lake in November.
State House — 45th District
Rochester, Rochester Hills, part of Oakland Township.
Democrats Ted Golden, Joanna VanRaaphorst and Douglas Wilson, all from Rochester Hills, appear on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
The winner faces incumbent Republican Rep. Tom McMillin of Rochester Hills in November.
State House — 46th District
Brandon, Oxford, Orion, Addison and part of Oakland townships.
Democrats David Jay Lillis of Lake Orion and Daniel W. Sargent of Oxford are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
The winner advances to the November ballot against incumbent Republican Rep. Bradford C. Jacobsen of Oxford.
State House — 51st District
Holly, Groveland and Rose townships plus the Genesee communities of Fenton, Linden, Atlas Township, Argentine Township, Gaines Township, Clayton Township and Flushing Township.
Democrats Steven Losey of Linden and Ryan Starski of Goodrich, and Republicans Joseph Graves of Linden and John Lauve of Holly are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
The winning Democrat and Republican advance to the November ballot.
OAKLAND COUNTY
County Executive
Republican L. Brooks Patterson seeks a sixth four-year term. His opponent in the Aug. 7 primary is E. Wadsworth Sherrod III of West Bloomfield.
The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Kevin Howley of Huntington Woods.
County Sheriff
Incumbent Sheriff Michael J. Bouchard of Birmingham faces James Stevens of Rochester Hills in the Aug. 7 Republican primary.
The winner faces Democrat Jane Felice Boudreau of West Bloomfield in November.
County Water Resources Commissioner
Democrats Mark Danowski of Davisburg and Oakland County Commissioner Jim Nash of Farmington Hills run against each other in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner runs against incumbent Republican Water Resources Commissioner John P. McCulloch in November.
Board of Commissioners
District 1 — Orion Township, Lake Angelus, Auburn Hills, part of Independence Township
Incumbent Republican Michael J. Gingell of Lake Orion faces Richard W. Yamin of Auburn Hills in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Jeff Vaught of Orion Township.
District 3 — Brandon, Oxford, Addison, Oakland townships
Republicans Lana Mangiapane of Rochester and Michael Spisz of Oxford run against each other in the Aug. 7 primary for an open county commission seat.
The winner has no Democratic opponent in November.
District 6 — White Lake and part of Waterford Township
Republican Christopher William Cook of White Lake faces incumbent Commissioner Jim Runestad of White Lake in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner has no Democratic opponent in November.
District 10 — Pontiac
Incumbent Democrat Mattie McKinney Hatchett of Pontiac faces Donald Watkins of Pontiac in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner runs against Republican Andy Petress of Pontiac in November.
District 18 — Huntington Woods, Oak Park, Royal Oak Township, Ferndale, Hazel Park
Incumbent Democratic Commissioner Helaine Zack of Huntington Woods and Craig Covey of Ferndale face each other in the Aug. 7 primary.
The winner runs against Republican Steven Zimberg of Huntington Woods in November.
TOWNSHIPS
Addison
Republicans Daniel A. Alberty and Lori Fisher, both from Leonard, are running for treasurer in the Aug. 7 ballot. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed to run for the office.
Brandon
• Republicans Michael A. Hamlett, Andrew Johann Potter and Kathy Thurman are running for supervisor. The winner of the Aug. 7 primary has no Democratic opponent in November.
• Republicans Terri Darnall and Linda Owen are running for treasurer. The Aug. 7 winner has no Democratic opponent in November.
• Republicans Candee Allen, Debra Brady, Linda Cotton and Susan Nassar are running for clerk. The Aug. 7 winner has no Democratic opponent in November.
• Republicans Dana M. DePalma, William DeWitt, Nikolaus Kovasity, Ronald Lapp, Courtney Wright McClerren, Jayson W. Rumbell and Democrat Maria Lauinger seek four township trustee seats. The top four Republicans and Lauinger will move on to the November ballot.
Commerce
• Republicans Thomas K. Zoner and Debra N. Kirkwood are running for supervisor. The Aug. 7 winner moves on to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Bob Berkheiser, Ryan M. Golem, David Law, Robert J. Long, Peter Pace and Rick Sovel seek four township board seats. The top four move on to the November ballot.
Highland
• Republicans Donna Gundle-Krieg, Rick Hamill, Catherine Kristian, Lynn O'Brien and Arthur Van Brook, and Democrats Doug Bourgeois and Steven K. Velasco are running for supervisor. The top Democrat and Republican advance to the November ballot.
• Republicans Mary McDonell and Linda Vance are running for clerk. The Aug. 7 winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Judith Cooper and Tami Flowers are running for treasurer. The Aug. 7 winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Mary Pat Chynoweth, Charles Dittmar, Jim Gorman, Brenda Granroth, Brian Howe, Bob Husic, Joe Jozwiak, Beth Lewis, Russ Tierney and Raymond P. Polidori seek four township trustee seats. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed to run.
Holly
• Republicans Mark C. Freeman and Debra Musgrave are running for treasurer. The Aug. 7 winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
Independence
• Republicans Terry Fortuna, Patrick J. Kittle, Neil Wallace and Todd Waring are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Jeff Decker and Barb Pallotta are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Nanci Anderson-Bereznicki, Paul A. Brown and Curt Carson are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Seeking four seats on the township board are Republicans Jose Aliaga, Brian Foster, Joette M. Kunse, David A. Lohmeier, Al Pope, Bruce Quigley, Ronald A. Ritchie, Andrea K. Schroeder, and Democrats Kevin Bushroe, Jeremy D. Mitchell and Joe Wauldron. The top four Republicans and all three Democrats advance to the November ballot.
Lyon
• Republicans Jim Hamilton and Lannie Young are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Steven Adams, Lise Blades, John Dolan, Steven J. Fletcher, John Hicks, Chriss Roberts and Joseph E. Shigley Jr. seek four seats on the township board. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed for the seats.
Milford
• Republicans Mike Glagola, Don Green, Jeff Lewis and Ric Mueller are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Randal Busick, Kevin Lawrence, William E. Mazzara, Anthony Raimondo, Dale R. Wiltse and Brien R. Worrell seek four seats on the township board. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed for the seats.
Oakland
• Republicans Joan Fogler and Terry R. Gonser are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans James Foulkrod, Karen Reilly, and Judy Workings are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Marc H. Edwards and Jeanne M. Langlois are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Michael Bailey, Robin L. Buxar, Judy Keyes, Sharon M. McKay, Maureen Thalmann and Kathy Thomas seek four seats on the township board. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed for the seats.
• Republicans Colleen S. Barkham, Bryan Cecilio, David L. Mackley, Dirk S. Mammen, Joseph A. Penuzzi, Ann Marie Rogers, Anthony Scaccia, Roger Schmidt, Alice Tomboulian, Maryann Whitman and Andy Zale are running for park commissioner. The top seven advance to the November ballot.
Orion
• Republicans Chris Barnett and JoAnn Van Tassel are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Mark Thurber and Alice P. Young are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
Oxford
Republicans Sue Bellairs, Melvin F. Cryderman, Jack L. Curtis, Patti K. Durr and Charles Kniffen seek four township board seats. The top four advance to the November ballot.
Rose
• Republicans Paul J. Gambka, Bill McDonald and Glen Noble are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Debbie Miller and Patricia A. Walls are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Susan Slaughter and Trish Trevethan are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Tim Claus, Thomas R. Kemp, Jim Porter, Dianne M. Scheib-Snider and Democrat Thomas Willwerth seek two seats on the township board. Willwerth and the top two Republicans will move on to the November ballot.
• Republicans David A. Allemon Jr. and Emile Bair are running for constable. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
Royal Oak
• Democrats Cary M. Junior, Donna Squalls, Shawn Stewart and Wilbur Stone Jr. are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
• Democrats Janice Terrell Brinkley, Cheryl Snider Goliday and Gwendolyn Woodard Turner are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
• Democrats Cynthia A. Phillips and Kimberly Bradley Reaves are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
Southfield
• Republicans Fred Gallasch and Phillip Schmitt are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Marianne McLennan and Janet Mooney are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Richard N. Holloway, Rosanne Crowley Koss, Dan Nelson, Pamela Rijnovean, Randy Sax and Robert L. Walsh seek four township board seats. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed for the office.
Springfield
• Republicans Ginny Fischbach, Steve R. Kovacs III, and Collin W. Walls are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Jamie L. Dubre and Rita J. Hawes are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed for the office.
• Republicans Marc Cooper, Judy Hensler, Dave Hopper, Kevin N. Sclesky and Denny Vallad seek four township board seats. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed to run.
Waterford
• Republicans Linda Vanicelli Hardacre and Gary Wall, and Democrat Carl W. Solden are running for supervisor. The winner between Hardacre and Wall Aug. 7 will run against Solden in November.
• Democrats Teresa Fortino and Rita Holloway-Irwin are running for clerk. The Aug. 7 winner will run against Republican Sue Camilleri in November.
• Eight Republicans and five Democrats are running for four township trustee seats. The top four Republicans and top four Democrats Aug. 7 advance to the November ballot. The Republicans are Anthony Bartolotta, Julie Brown, Nett Feistel, Karen Joliat, David J. Maloney, Kyle McGrath, Mike Oliver and Halena Riabucha. The Democrats are Donna F. Kelley, David Kramer, Richard B. Moody, Garry Nielsen, and Bette O'Shea.
West Bloomfield
• Democrats Robert Egren, Michele Economou Ureste and Jonathan Warshay are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
• Democrats Neha Patel and Cathy Shaughnessy are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
• Democrats Gene Farber and Teri Adelberg Weingarden are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Republican filed for the office.
• Democrats Larry Brown, Hartley Harris, Jeremy Kaplan, Steven Kaplan, Howard Rosenberg, Gerald J. Sukenic, Diane Rosenfeld Swimmer and Al Zara seek four township board seats. The top four advance to the November ballot. Republican Tom Pustelak will also be on the November ballot.
White Lake
• Republicans Greg Baroni and Matt Sprader are running for supervisor. The winner advances to the November ballot against Democrat Michael D. Smith.
• Republicans Kelly J. Knight, Terry Lilley and Laura Vogel are running for clerk. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed to run.
• Republican Forrest Jay Brendel and Mike Roman are running for treasurer. The winner advances to the November ballot. No Democrat filed to run.
• Republicans Todd T. Birkel, Carol J. Burkhard, Mark S. DeGroff, Randy J. Hebert, Rik Kowall, David Lewsley, Patti Page, Michael C. Powell, Scott Ruggles and Andrea C. Voorheis seek four township board seats. The top four advance to the November ballot. No Democrats filed to run.
JUDICIAL (nonpartisan)
Circuit Court
Dan Christ, Sahera Housey, Karen McDonald, Jason Pernick and Layne Ashley Sakwa seek a six-year term. The top two advance to the November ballot.
44th District
Carlo P. Ginotti, Derek Meinecke and Edward Nahhat seek a six-year term. The top two advance to the November ballot.
46th District
Charesa Johnson, Stephen P. Korn, Omar S. Najor, Debra Nance, Donna Posey, Bill Seikaly and Towana Tate seek a six-year term. The top two advance to the November ballot.
48th District
Josh Arnkoff, Diane D'agostini (I), Gary R. Sanfield and Steven Schwartz seek a six-year term. The top two advance to the November ballot.
SPECIAL
Pontiac Charter Commission
Voters will pick nine who rewrite the city charter. On the ballot are Doris Taylor Burks, Yvette Carson, Rick David, Roland A. Elam Jr., Darryl Fowlkes, Stanley W. Harris, Evellyn Floretta LeDuff, Holbert Maxey, Wilburt McAdams Jr., Maicol Ivan Rivera-Torres, Julia Ruffin, Armad Taylor, Bruce E. Turpin, Deirdre Waterman and Willia Mae Wright seek nine seats on the city charter commission.
BALLOT QUESTIONS
DIA Millage
A 0.2-mill property tax countywide for 10 years to support the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Oakland County Transportation Millage Renewal
A 0.59-mill property tax for two years for SMART, the suburban bus system.
Berkley
A 3-mill property tax increase to restore the previously authorized millage for police and fire services, libraries, public works and sanitation services.
Novi
Charter Amendment 1 — An increase from 0.7719 mills to 1.5 mills for street and highway improvements.
Oak Park
Charter Amendment Proposal 1 — To exclude put safety officers from the retirement system established by the city charter.
Charter Amendment Proposal 2 — To establish a separate retirement system for public safety officers employed by the city.
Rochester Hills
A 1.2083-mill property tax renewal to maintain current police services and a 2.5-mill property tax increase for 10 years to discontinue use of general operating property taxes for police services.
Wixom
Charter Amendment for Operating Millage — To amend the city charter to permit an increase of the millage cap in an amount not to exceed 4.98 mills for public safety and other city purposes.
Bloomfield Township
Renewal of Public Safety Millage — A 2.3931-mill property tax renewal for 10 years for police, fire and public safety purposes.
Brandon Township
Library Millage — A 0.2261-mill property tax increase for the township library.
Highland Township
Police Services — A 0.75-mill property tax increase for police services for two years.
Independence Township
Renewal of Fire and Emergency Services Operating Millage — A 3.1688 mill property tax renewal for four yeas for fire and emergency services.
Additional Fire and Emergency Services Operating Millage — A 0.59-mill property tax increase for four years.
Oakland Township
Historic District Commission Millage Renewal — A 0.1170-mill renewal for 10 years for the historic district commission operations.
Orion Township
Fire Millage Renewal — A 0.9916-mill property tax renewal for four years for fire services.
Police Millage Renewal — A 1.9832-mill proeprty tax renewal for four years for police protection.
Proposed Police Millage — A 1.0168-mill property tax increase for police services for four years.
Oxford Township
Library Millage Proposal — A 0.4518-mill property tax increase in perpetuity for library services.
Springfield Township
A 0.75-mill property tax increase for four years to maintain police services.
Waterford Township
Renewal of Advanced Life Support Millage — A 0.63-mill property tax renewal for 10 years for paramedic advancd life suppoort.
Renewal of Library Millage — A 0.9118-mill property tax renewal for 10 years for librar services.
West Bloomfield Township
Parks and Recreation General Operating Millage Renewal — A 0.2435-mill property tax renewal for 10 years.
Parks and Recreation General Operating Millage Increase — 0.35-mill property tax increase for 12 years.
White Lake Township
Police-Fire Operating Millage Renewal — A 1-mill property tax renewal for 10 years for police and fire services.
Fire Millage Renewal — A 0.6740-mill property tax renewal for 10 years for fire and EMS services.
Fire Millage Increase — A 0.5-mill property tax increase for 10 years for fire and EMS services.
Parks and Recreation Millage — A 0.3-mill property tax for five years for parks and recreation.
Village of Milford
Charter Amendment — A 3.5-mill property tax increase for 10 for 10 years from 2013 to 2022, and then reduced to a 1-mill increase from 2023 to 2032, for the purposes of defraying the cost of major and local road maintenance.
Fenton Schools
Millage Rnewal Proposal — A 0.9362-mill property tax renewal for seven years for a building and site sinking fund for school buildings, facilities and equipment.
Hazel Park Schools
School Improvement Bond Proposition — An $8 million bond for up to 20 years at a 0.79-mill property tax levy for school buildings and facilities.
Building and Site Sinking Fund Proposition — A 1-mill property tax for building and sites for five years.
Holly Schools
Building and Site Sinking Fund Tax Levy — A 1.2-mill property tax for 10 years to create a sinking fund for construction of school buildings.
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