UPDATED: Voters Approve Millage Renewal By a Wide Margin

Voters overwhelmingly approved a nonhomestead millage renewal Tuesday in the Hartland School District, according to unofficial election results.

With all precincts reporting, the "yes" vote won with 75 percent of vote (1,962-641), according to results posted by the Livingston County Clerk. The 18 mill tax is for one year and is levied against businesses, vacant land and second homes. It is expected to generate $4.8 million for the district and has been in place since 1995.

"We are grateful to the Hartland community for their support of our schools," Superintendent Janet Sifferman said in an email to Hartland Patch.

Voters also have elected Cyndi Kenrick, who netted more than 1,950 votes in running unopposed for a four-year term. She will replace the spot held by Elsie McPherson-Brown, who she would not to seek re-election.

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