Support Our Capital Millage Request
Since 1966, families in Emmet County have been able to count on Bay Bluffs Emmet County Medical Care Facility for the very best skilled nursing and rehabilitation care.
Since 1966, families in Emmet County have been able to count on Bay Bluffs, the county medical care facility, for high quality long-term and skilled rehabilitation care.
Today, you have a chance to help those who need our care your family, your friends, your neighbors.
Please support the Bay Bluffs millage request NOW through an absentee ballot or at the polls on November 2, 2021 to ensure that necessary maintenance, updates, and repairs are able to be completed so that Bay Bluffs can remain the best place to live for those needing long-term or skilled rehabilitation care.
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A facility assessment was completed on the building in 2016 and again in 2021. Both assessments indicating the same areas of infrastructure require updates.
Over the next 10 years, a capital millage for Bay Bluffs would provide for updates to the county care facility campus, frame and building structure, mechanical and electrical systems, accessibility issues, and renovation of resident living areas to accommodate the changing needs of the resident population.
To replace the facility all together is more than a $20 million price tag! Investing in updates to the facility infrastructure allows operating revenue to support direct resident care and ensure a safe living environment for county residents in need.
Since 1966, families in Emmet County have been able to count on Bay Bluffs Emmet County Medical Care Facility for the very best skilled nursing and rehabilitation care.
Please support the Bay Bluffs millage request now through an absentee ballot or at the polls on November 2, 2021 to ensure that necessary maintenance, updates, and repairs are able to be completed so that Bay Bluffs can remain the best place to live for those needing long-term or skilled rehabilitation care.