Meridian, MS, October 19, 2026 —

Meridian Township voters are set to decide whether to renew the township’s police and fire millage, according to the information available. The summary identifies the measure as a renewal but does not provide further details about the proposal or the vote.

The election date, the millage rate, the length of the proposed renewal and the amount of revenue it could generate were not provided. The available information also does not include the ballot wording, the vote threshold or any statements from township officials or residents.

As a result, the scope of the decision cannot be determined from the details provided. The information does not specify how the current millage is structured, what services or expenses it supports, or whether the renewal would change the existing levy. It also does not say whether voters will consider other measures at the same time.

The confirmed point is that the renewal of a police and fire millage will be put before Meridian Township voters. Additional information would be needed to describe the proposal’s cost, duration, purpose or potential effect on township services. Until those details are available, the measure can be characterized only as a vote on renewing the police and fire millage.


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