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Oct 03
By Director
October 10 LCSA Meeting
On October 10, 2025, the Local Community Stabilization Authority will consider distribution of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Payments will be made on or about October 20, 2025. It is recommended municipalities record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax; schools record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at https://www.michigan.gov/taxes/property/ppt/reimburse for information regarding calculations.
JUN 03
By Director
2024 Metro Act – update on 2023 distribution correction
Communities receiving Metro Act distributions received a letter dated July 27, 2023, regarding an error in the May 2023 distribution of Metro Act funding. Some of the errors were corrected during the 2023 calendar year, most of the errors were to be adjusted with the May 2024 payment. This LINK TO 2024 Metro Act PAYMENTS provides the 2024 distribution amount, 2023 correction amount, and the 2024 payment amount. Municipalities who received a correction in the 2024 payment will receive a letter in June 2024 from the LCSA detailing the correction.
JUN 03
By Director
2024 Metro Act Distribution
The 2024 Metro Act Distribution has been processed. Municipalities should receive ACH or Michigan Class direct deposit on or about May 31, 2024. Those municipalities who choose to be paid by check will receive their payment via mail shortly after that date.
JUL 20
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
Error in 2023 METRO Act Distribution and Corrective Plan
The purpose of this statement is to notify interested parties of an error in the distribution of the 2023 funding under the METRO Act (Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights-of-Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120) and the corrective plan.
The 2023 METRO Act payments were distributed to 1,754 municipalities on May 31, 2023. After the distribution, the Local Community Stabilization Authority (“LCSA”) identified an error in the distribution. This error is unique to the May 31, 2023 distribution, and does not apply to prior year distributions.
The error in 2023 distributions resulted in some municipalities receiving an overpayment and some municipalities receiving an underpayment of METRO Act funds.
Over the next few weeks, all municipalities that received an over or under payment will receive a corrective action letter regarding their distribution. For 95% of the municipalities, the LCSA will correct the error in next year’s payment (May 2024) with an over or under payment equal to the error in the May 2023 payment. If any municipality that would like to request consideration of another resolution, instructions will be provided in the corrective action letter. For 5% of municipalities that received a very large overpayment relative to their correct distribution, the LCSA is requesting that the overpayment be repaid to the LCSA as soon as possible. Instructions for repayment will be provided in the corrective action letter.
The error was the result of a miscalculation of AT&T’s METRO Act fee and its application to the various municipalities of the State. The LCSA has identified the error, unique to 2023, and has taken action to ensure a similar error will not occur in the future.
Sincerely,
Jaymes Vettraino
Director, LCSA
JUN 05
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2023 METRO Act Fee Sharing Payments
On May 31, 2023, the Local Community Stabilization Authority Council approved the disbursement of $33 million of METRO Act maintenance fees to the 516 eligible cities and villages and 1,240 eligible townships. The Authority disbursed the maintenance fees as follows:
2023 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages (PDF)
On October 1, 2014, the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities previously vested in the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight (METRO) Authority under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120 (the “METRO Act”) were transferred to and vested in the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”).
Under the METRO Act, the Authority has the exclusive power to assess fees on telecommunication providers owning telecommunication facilities in public rights‐of‐way located within one or more cities, villages, or townships located, in whole or in part, within a county having a population of 10,000 or more or a city, village or township that enacts an ordinance or resolution electing to be classified as part of a metropolitan area under the METRO Act (each a “Metropolitan Area”).
Telecommunications providers are required to pay an annual maintenance fee under section 8 of the METRO Act. April 1 to March 31 is the annual period for the assessment of the maintenance fees, which are due each year by April 29.
JUN 05
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2023 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On May 20, 2023, the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed $202,763,691.48 of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
MAR 29
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2022-2023 METRO Act Annual Reports Are Now Available
Communities of over 10,000 are required to submit a METRO Act Annual Report. Please complete the 2022-2023 METRO Act Annual Report and send it to admin@lcsami.gov. Reports are due no later than April 30, 2023.
JUN 03
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2022 METRO Act Fee Sharing Payments
On May 20, 2022, the Local Community Stabilization Authority Council approved the disbursement of $29.2 million of METRO Act maintenance fees to the 516 eligible cities and villages and 1,240 eligible townships. The Authority disbursed the maintenance fees as follows:
2022 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages (PDF)
On October 1, 2014, the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities previously vested in the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight (METRO) Authority under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120 (the “METRO Act”) were transferred to and vested in the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”).
Under the METRO Act, the Authority has the exclusive power to assess fees on telecommunication providers owning telecommunication facilities in public rights‐of‐way located within one or more cities, villages, or townships located, in whole or in part, within a county having a population of 10,000 or more or a city, village or township that enacts an ordinance or resolution electing to be classified as part of a metropolitan area under the METRO Act (each a “Metropolitan Area”).
Telecommunications providers are required to pay an annual maintenance fee under section 8 of the METRO Act. April 1 to March 31 is the annual period for the assessment of the maintenance fees, which are due each year by April 29.
JUN 03
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2022 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On May 20, 2022, the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed $174,791,027.51 of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
APR 07
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Fire Protection Payments
In October of each year the Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA) distributes funds to municipalities for fire protection services received by state facilities pursuant to Act 289 of 1977. Act 289 of 1977 provides for payments to municipalities for fire protection services received by state facilities. Amendments (Acts 247 and 248 of 2018) to Act 86 of 2014 (the LCSA Act) made the LCSA responsible for distributing these payments beginning in 2018.
2021-2022 Fire Protection Payment Report
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) is still responsible for distributing and collecting the municipal fire protection questionnaire for calculating eligibility and payments to municipalities. Please contact Ms. Shawn Worden at wordens1@michigan.gov for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding payments.
MAR 18
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2021-2022 METRO Act Municipal Reports Available
Communities over 10,000 people are required to complete and return the 2021-2022 METRO Act Municipality Annual Report (covering the period from April 1 2021 to March 31, 2022). Please send the completed report to contact@lcsami.gov.
FEB 14
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
LCSA Partners with Michigan CLASS
LCSA recently partnered with Michigan CLASS to bring LCSA payments online!
What Does this Partnership Mean for Your Entity?
Through this partnership with Michigan CLASS, your entity can receive your LCSA distributions directly to a Michigan CLASS account. When you opt to receive your payments online with Michigan CLASS, your entity’s funds will be deposited directly into your account immediately following the initiation of the LCSA distribution, eliminating delays and potential fraudulent activity associated with physical mailing.
What is Michigan CLASS?
Michigan CLASS is a short-term, highly liquid local government investment pool (LGIP) designed specifically for public agencies. Michigan CLASS provides the opportunity to invest funds on a cooperative basis in legally permitted investments under Michigan State Law that are carefully chosen in an effort to provide maximum safety and liquidity.
Creating a Michigan CLASS account for your LCSA funds enables you to easily track your funds for reporting and auditing purposes while the Michigan CLASS Transaction Portal allows you to move your funds to your bank accounts on file without transaction fees.*
To get started with online distributions, please click here!
*You may incur fees associated with wires and/or ACH transactions by your bank, but there will be no fees charged from Michigan CLASS for such transactions. Investment involves risk including the possible loss of principal. No assurance can be given that the performance objectives of a given strategy will be achieved. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Any financial and/or investment decision may incur losses.
MAY 21
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
METRO Act Right-of-Way Permit Notice Requirement
METRO Act Right-of-Way Permit Notice Requirement
Section 6.(6) of the METRO Act states that “A municipality shall notify the commission when it grants or denies a permit, including information regarding the date on which the application was filed and the date on which the permit was granted or denied.” Please submit a letter or email to the Michigan Public Service Commission providing notice of any METRO Act right-of-way permit approvals or denials. The following information should be included with the notice:
1.Who the permit is with
2.Date of application
3.Date of approval/denial
4.Whether the permit is unilateral (5 years) or bilateral
5.Contact person for the municipality with phone number and email address
The letter or email should be sent to the attention of:
Mr. Ryan McAnany, Acting Director
Telecommunications Division
Michigan Public Service Commission
7109 W. Saginaw Hwy.
P.O. Box 30221
Lansing, MI 48909
LARA-MPSCMetro@michigan.gov
METRO Act permit questions can be directed to Sean Kelly at 517-284-8210 or LARA-MPSCMetro@michigan.gov
The MPSC website includes a report listing the permits previously received from municipalities: https://www.michigan.gov/mpsc/0,9535,7-395-93309_93439_93464_94128_94129_94325-503418–,00.html
May 18
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
Overview of 2020 Local Community Stabilization Authority Act (LCSA Act) Amendments
On October 15, 2020, Governor Whitmer signed into law 2020 Public Acts 194, 195, 196, 197, and 198. These acts made several changes to the LCSA Act and the calculation of personal property tax (PPT) reimbursements.
This communication from the Department of Treasury outlines these changes.
MAR 23
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
METRO Act Annual Reports are due no later than April 30th
Please download the Municipality Annual Report template and submit the completed report no later than April 29.
MAR 02
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
February 2021 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On February 20, 2021 the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed more than $55 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
SEP 01
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2020-2021 Proposed LCSA Annual Budget
A public hearing is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on Friday, September 11, 2020 at a regular meeting of the authority council of the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”) to be conducted via live Zoom Webinar under Executive Order 2020-154 unless otherwise amended by future Executive Orders issued by the Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The purpose of this public hearing is to discuss the adoption of the budget for the Authority for its 2019-2020 fiscal year.
Specific instructions for public participation via a webinar will be posted on the LCSA’s website.
The meeting will be held in compliance with the Open Meetings Act, 1976 PA 267, as amended, MCL 15.261 to 15.275. A copy of the proposed budget is available for public inspection at:
Dykema
201 Townsend St, #900
Lansing, MI 48933
and online:
2020-2021 Proposed LCSA Annual Budget
THE PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE RATE PROPOSED TO BE LEVIED TO SUPPORT THE PROPOSED BUDGET WILL BE A SUBJECT OF THIS HEARING*
*Note: This notice is printed in compliance with 1963 ( 2nd Ex Sess) PA 43, as amended, MCL 141.411 to 141.415. The Authority is not authorized to levy
property taxes.
MAY 28
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2020 METRO Act Fee-sharing Payments
On May 15, 2020, the Local Community Stabilization Authority Council approved the disbursement of $27.3 million of METRO Act maintenance fees to the 516 eligible cities and villages and 1,240 eligible townships. The Authority disburses the maintenance fees on May 29, 2020 as follows:
2020 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages XLXS
2020 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages PDF
2020 METRO Act Payments-Townships XLXS
2020 METRO Act Payments-Townships PDF
On October 1, 2014, the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities previously vested in the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight (METRO) Authority under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120 (the “METRO Act”) were transferred to and vested in the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”).
Under the METRO Act, the Authority has the exclusive power to assess fees on telecommunication providers owning telecommunication facilities in public rights‐of‐way located within one or more cities, villages, or townships located, in whole or in part, within a county having a population of 10,000 or more or a city, village or township that enacts an ordinance or resolution electing to be classified as part of a metropolitan area under the METRO Act (each a “Metropolitan Area”).
Telecommunications providers are required to pay an annual maintenance fee under section 8 of the METRO Act. April 1 to March 31 is the annual period for the assessment of the maintenance fees, which are due each year by April 29.
MAY 28
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2020 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On May 20, 2020, the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed more than $131 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
MAY 14
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
May 2020 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
The Local Community Stabilization Board will hold their regular meeting Friday May 15, 2020 at 1:00 pm. This meeting will be held electronically via live Zoom webinar. Please click HERE for the link to join the meeting, view the detailed instructions and the agenda.
APR 01
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
METRO Act Annual Reports are due no later than April 29
Please download the Municipality Annual Report template and submit the completed report no later than April 29.
FEB 26
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
February 2020 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On February 20, 2020, the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed more than $39 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to more than 1,100 cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
OCT 17
By Director
October 2019 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On October 18, 2019, the Local Community Stabilization Authority is distributing more than $237 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to more than 1,100 cities, villages, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
MAY 31
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2019 METRO Act Fee-sharing Payments
On May 17, 2019, the Local Community Stabilization Authority Council approved the disbursement of $24.7 million of METRO Act maintenance fees to the 516 eligible cities and villages and 1,240 eligible townships. The Authority disburses the maintenance fees as follows:
2019 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages XLXS
2019 METRO Act Payments-Cities and Villages PDF
2019 METRO Act Payments-Townships XLXS
2019 METRO Act Payments-Townships PDF
On October 1, 2014, the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities previously vested in the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight (METRO) Authority under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120 (the “METRO Act”) were transferred to and vested in the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”).
Under the METRO Act, the Authority has the exclusive power to assess fees on telecommunication providers owning telecommunication facilities in public rights‐of‐way located within one or more cities, villages, or townships located, in whole or in part, within a county having a population of 10,000 or more or a city, village or township that enacts an ordinance or resolution electing to be classified as part of a metropolitan area under the METRO Act (each a “Metropolitan Area”).
Telecommunications providers are required to pay an annual maintenance fee under section 8 of the METRO Act. April 1 to March 31 is the annual period for the assessment of the maintenance fees, which are due each year by April 29.
MAY 20
By Director
May 2019 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On May 20, 2019, the Local Community Stabilization Authority is distributing more than $121 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to more than 1,100 cities, villages, townships, counties, community colleges and other local governments. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
MAR 28
By Director
Written notice of the potential for adjustments in personal property tax reimbursement payments
The Local Community Stabilization Authority is distributing the written notice prepared by department of treasury under Section 920(2) of 2018 Public Act 207.
MAR 28
By Director
METRO Act Annual Reports are due no later than April 29
Please download the Municipality Annual Report template and submit the completed report no later than April 29.
FEB 20
By Director
February 2019 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On February 20, 2019, the Local Community Stabilization Authority is distributing more than $52 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to more than 1,600 municipalities, school districts, and intermediate school districts. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
NOV 30
By Director
Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Fire Protection Payments
This week the Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA) distributed $13.6 million to municipalities for fire protection services received by state facilities pursuant to Act 289 of 1977. Act 289 of 1977 provides for payments to municipalities for fire protection services received by state facilities. Amendments (Acts 247 and 248 of 2018) to Act 86 of 2014 (the LCSA Act) made the LCSA responsible for distributing these payments beginning in 2018.
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) is still responsible for distributing and collecting the municipal fire protection questionnaire for calculating eligibility and payments to municipalities. Please contact Ms. Shawn Worden at wordens1@michigan.gov for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding payments.
OCT 19
By Director
October 2018 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
This week the Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA) will distribute nearly $244 million of Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) revenue to 91 tax increment financing authorities; 268 school districts and intermediate school districts; and 616 other municipalities. Local units of government should record the revenue in account 573, Local Community Stabilization Share (see Michigan Department of Treasury Uniform Chart of Accounts for Local Units of Government). Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The Michigan Department of Treasury is responsible for the calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact the LCSA at contact@lcsami.gov if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
MAY 29
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
2018 METRO Act Fee-sharing Payments
On May 25, 2018, the Local Community Stabilization Authority Council approved the disbursement of $24.7 million of METRO Act maintenance fees to the 516 eligible cities and villages and 1,240 eligible townships. The Authority disburses the maintenance fees as follows:
2018 METRO Act City Payments PDF
2018 METRO Act City Payments XLSX
2018 METRO Act Township Payments XLSX
2018 METRO Act Township Payments-Payee Name PDF
2018 METRO Act Township Payments-Payee Number PDF
2018 METRO Act Village Payments PDF
2018 METRO Act Village Payments XLSX
On October 1, 2014, the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities previously vested in the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight (METRO) Authority under the Metropolitan Extension Telecommunications Rights‐of‐Way Oversight Act, 2002 PA 48, as amended, MCL 484.3101 to 484.3120 (the “METRO Act”) were transferred to and vested in the Local Community Stabilization Authority (the “Authority”).
Under the METRO Act, the Authority has the exclusive power to assess fees on telecommunication providers owning telecommunication facilities in public rights‐of‐way located within one or more cities, villages, or townships located, in whole or in part, within a county having a population of 10,000 or more or a city, village or township that enacts an ordinance or resolution electing to be classified as part of a metropolitan area under the METRO Act (each a “Metropolitan Area”).
Telecommunications providers are required to pay an annual maintenance fee under section 8 of the METRO Act. April 1 to March 31 is the annual period for the assessment of the maintenance fees, which are due each year by April 29.
APR 13
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
METRO Act Annual Reports are due no later than April 29
Please download the 2017 METRO Act Municipality Annual Report-fillable report template.
APR 11
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
Written notice of the potential for adjustments in personal property tax reimbursement payments
In accordance with Sec. 920. (3) of 2017 Public Act 107, the Local Community Stabilization Authority is distributing this Written Notice to LCSA (Sec. 920(2) of 2017 PA 107).
FEB 20
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
February 2018 Local Community Stabilization Share (LCSS) Distribution
On February 20, 2018, the Local Community Stabilization Authority distributed more than $80 million of local community stabilization share (LCSS) revenue to more than 1,600 townships, school districts, and other local units of government that levy a millage in December. Municipalities should record the revenue in account 573 Local Community Stabilization Share. Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding calculations. Please contact us if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
NOV 20
By Local Community Stabilization Authority (LCSA)
Updated November Distribution Notice
On November 20, 2017, the LCSA distributed local community stabilization share revenue pursuant to MCL 123.1357 to counties, cities, villages, community colleges, libraries, authorities, school districts, and intermediate school districts that levy a millage in July and tax increment finance authorities.
Counties, cities, villages, libraries, authorities, and tax increment finance authorities, should record the revenue in account 573 Local Community Stabilization Share.
Schools should record the revenue in revenue major class code 321, suffix 0000.
Please visit the Michigan Department of Treasury’s Personal Property Tax Reimbursements webpage at www.michigan.gov/pptreimbursements for information regarding the calculation of local community stabilization share revenue. This webpage will soon be updated with November 2017 distribution information if it has not been already.
The LCSA is only responsible for the distributions so we cannot answer questions regarding calculations. Please contact us if you have questions regarding the distribution of local community stabilization share revenue.
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