Monroe County voters approved a five-year Maintenance and Improvement Millage in 2016 and again in 2020 so that MCCC could implement Phases 1 and 2 of critical facility and technology updates.
MCCC will place a renewal of that millage for five years on the Nov. 4, 2025 ballot to implement Phase 3 of projects to maintain and improve MCCC's Main Campus in Monroe and the Whitman Center in Temperance. This is not a new tax.
These improvements are vital for MCCC to remain competitive and ensure an excellent environment for student service and learning, safety, accessibility and efficiency.
MCCC's Impact on Monroe County
What the Millage covers
The renewal of the five-year millage covers the completion of Phase 3 of critical maintenance and renovation projects across the college.
Millage Projects by Facility/Area
Check out comprehensive lists of millage projects by facility or area.
COMMITTED TO BEDFORD – MCCC’S WHITMAN CENTER
Monroe County Community College’s Bedford location, the Whitman Center, exemplifies the community service commitment of the college to Temperance, Lambertville, Samaria and the surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about MCCC's Maintenance and Replacement Millage Renewal.
Ballot Language
The following ballot language for MCCC’s 5-year Maintenance and Replacement Millage language would appear on the Nov. 4 ballot in Monroe County