The building is cramped, its mechanical, plumbing, electrical and technology systems are in poor condition, and there are significant roof and site drainage issues, Reed said in August before the initial vote. It is the base of operations for the Delta Township Patrol, which serves the township's approximately 33,000 residents.Ī facilities assessment done three years ago showed the 7,100-square-foot building has 'major structural deficiencies,' Reed said in an email. The current substation, 7736 Administration Road, was built in 1982. The new proposal would cost the owner of a home with a taxable value of $100,000 an estimated $110 a year. The new facility is expected to cost approximately $16 million, Reed said. The increase from the November proposal would take into account higher costs. Voters did pass a 1-mill, 10-year tax expected to generate $1.7 million per year to help fund police, fire, and public safety operating expenses. In November a similar proposal - a 1-mill, 10-year tax proposal to fund the facility's construction - was defeated by 1,347 votes. The township's Board of Trustees could vote to place a 1.1218 mil, 10-year tax proposal on the ballot in early February, Township Manager Brian Reed said.

Township officials are expected to consider placing a tax proposal to fund the construction of a new Eaton County Sheriff's Office substation for its Delta Township Patrol on the May 2 ballot.

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