Rochester Hills millage results remain unverified after Aug. 4 vote
Rochester Hills voters considered separate millage proposals for fire-service funding and pathways in the Aug. 4, 2026, election, but the available records do not show whether either measure passed.
The unresolved information includes the yes-or-no vote totals for each proposal, whether the measures passed or failed, final turnout and whether the results have been certified. No official canvass, results release or certification date is included in the approved source records.
What voters considered
The pathway proposal was a 10-year renewal covering fiscal years 2027 through 2036. It was listed at 0.1715 mill and estimated to generate $864,920 in its first year.
The separate proposal concerned Rochester Hills fire-service funding. City financial materials identify dedicated Fire and Pathway funds, connecting the measures to local public-safety funding, taxes and pathway maintenance. The records do not provide comparable rate or revenue details for the fire-service proposal.
For now, the outcome of both measures remains unverified. A certified canvass or credible original report with proposal-level totals is needed to establish whether either proposal passed and to provide the final turnout and vote-count status. The approved packet does not identify when that information will be released.
Sources
- Aug. 4 Ballot: Rochester Hills Millages for Fire Services and Pathways, Oakland County Times
- What's on the ballot in Southeast Michigan for the August 2026 election?, CBS Detroit
- Rochester Hills, Michigan Community, City of Rochester Hills
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