Sterling Heights expects $800,000 net revenue drop but nearly $40 million in road funding from state budget City Manager Mark Vanderpool told the City Council the recent state budget will reduce Sterling Heights’ constitutional revenue sharing by about 8% (roughly $1 million), add roughly $200,000 in public-safety revenue sharing and, over five years, bring nearly $40 million for road work. The net near-term revenue effect is about an $800,000 reduction,

Sterling Heights faces an $800,000 revenue drop, but is set to gain nearly $40 million for road improvements over the next five years!

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