The only elections taking place Tuesday in Iron County are proposed millage renewals in Stambaugh and Iron River townships.

Stambaugh Township is seeking a five-year levy of 2 mills, or $2 per $1,000 of taxable value, for maintaining and improving secondary roads. This is a renewal of 2 mills that expired with the 2024 tax levy, the ballot states. The first year of the levy is expected to generate $239,000.

Iron River Township has two proposals. The first seeks a three-year renewal of 1.25 mills, or $1.25 per $1,000 of taxable value, to be used “exclusively for general township purposes.”

This is a renewal of the township’s general operating millage that expired with the 2024 tax levy, the ballot states. The millage would raise an estimated $100,684 in the first year.

The second Iron River Township question is a three-year renewal of 1 mill, or $1 per $1,000 of taxable value, for road improvements, repair and maintenance. It would raise an estimated $80,547 in the first year and is renewal of a millage that expired with the 2024 tax levy, the ballot states.