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Isabella deputies, command officers ask public to push public safety millage

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Isabella County Sheriff's Office employees are asking residents to attend an upcoming meeting to urge county commissioners to put a public safety millage on the August ballot. Sheriff Michael Main has already notifying some employees of layoffs beginning in September. Commissioners are considering cutting road patrol, which is not a state-mandated service.

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Isabella deputies, command officers ask public to push public safety millage

Their jobs hanging in the balance, a group of Isabella County Sheriff’s Office employees are asking residents to attend an upcoming meeting to urge county commissioners to put a public safety millage on the August ballot. As commissioners work on the budget while facing a $6 million shortfall – and Sheriff Michael Main having already notifying some employees of layoffs beginning in September – the Isabella County Command Officer’s Association an…

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