Oakland County Millage Frequently Asked Questions

The August 4th ballot will include a proposal for a county-wide Regional Enhancement Millage. If approved by Oakland County voters, the proposal would levy 1.5 mills for six years to provide additional funding to all public school districts and eligible public school academies in Oakland County.

How much would this cost homeowners?

Each individual cost is directly tied to their home’s taxable value. The Oakland County Regional Enhancement Millage would be $1.50 more per $1,000 of taxable value. To determine your exact cost, visit this tax calculator and type in your address.

An example: A home worth $200,000 typically has a taxable value of $100,000. 1.5 mills levied on this home would cost $150/year, before any income tax considerations. However, your costs may be less.

An example: A home worth $400,000 typically has a taxable value of $200,000. 1.5 mills levied on this home would cost $300/year, before any income tax considerations. However, your costs may be less.

Visit the Oakland County Property Gateway to look up your address and taxable value.

Berkley Schools Impact

If approved on the August 4, 2026 ballot, the top priority for Berkley Schools would be to invest the additional funds in attracting new staff members and retaining our outstanding staff. Additional priorities include: maintaining small class sizes, supporting social and emotional well-being, closing special education funding gaps, and more. 

Additional information regarding the millage, including a tax calculator and a FAQ page, can be found on the Oakland County Regional Enhancement Millage website.

If you have any questions regarding the Regional Enhancement Millage, please email vc communications@berkleyschools.org.