"Right For Rose" Campaign Team Barred from Using New $600,000 Facility Amidst Controversial Ordinance

In a contentious move by local authorities, the "Right For Rose" team, challengers to the current municipal leadership, have been explicitly banned from using the newly constructed community facility, which cost taxpayers over $600,000. This decision comes amidst revelations that the facility's development process was marked by accepting a single bid, raising concerns about transparency and fairness in municipal governance. Notably, Debbie Miller, the current clerk and a member of the "Right For Rose" team, was the only official to oppose these decisions, highlighting her commitment to integrity and community values.

The facility, lacking essential amenities such as kitchen facilities and adequate parking, has been a point of contention in the community. Its design does not support significant public events, which many believe is a fundamental flaw given the investment size. Furthermore, a recently passed ordinance restricts the "Right For Rose" team from utilizing the facility for campaign activities, a privilege not withdrawn from other community groups or activities. This selective exclusion not only undermines the Michigan Township Association’s principle of equal access but also highlights a disturbing trend of restricting political opposition’s access to public resources.

The "Right For Rose" team condemns these actions as part of a broader pattern by the current board to limit access to information and public facilities, effectively silencing dissent and opposing viewpoints. With Debbie Miller’s principled stand against these practices, the team urges the community to demand a leadership that is transparent, fair, and inclusive, values that the incumbent board has consistently failed to uphold.

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