Residents of the new township would have stronger influence in local elections and decisions, eliminating the disproportionate influence of larger neighboring districts or cities.

The new township addresses and improves emergency response services, police protection, road and drainage management, and community paramedical service while freezing tax millage for five years.

With a new township, local services, including education, could be tailored more specifically to the needs of the community, ensuring better access to essential services and reducing reliance on external jurisdictions.

A new township could attract more investment and development, particularly if it creates a more desirable environment for businesses and residents seeking a rural, community-focused lifestyle.

A new township could ensure better educational offerings and infrastructure, particularly if aligned with a district that has a stronger track record of academic success and extracurricular programs.