Warren officials say police, fire positions could be cut if millage doesn't pass

WARREN, Mich. (WXYZ) — Warren residents will decide in November whether to renew a public safety millage that would determine the fate of about 60 positions between the city's police and fire departments.

Watch Randy Wimbley's video report: Warren officials say police, fire positions could be cut if millage doesn't pass

The ballot measure would provide $100 million over five years beginning next summer to ensure current funding levels for Warren's police and fire departments. Despite the high stakes, support for the measure is not guaranteed, with some residents planning to vote against it.

Warren resident William Clift says he supports first responders, but doesn't believe he's getting value for his tax dollars. Pointing to a former drug house in his neighborhood, Clift said resident