Parking and compacity spark concern for Washington Twp as big crowds are expected for Trump rally

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With thousands of people expected in Washington Township for a rally with former President Donald Trump, Township Supervisor Sam Previti says the capacity and parking concerns voiced by the fire marshal have been worked out. Taxpayers will not be on the hook for costs related to the rally. The Trump rally is scheduled for Saturday (April 2) at the Michigan Stars Sports Center, which has hosted both the former President and his son for separate rallies in the past. This time, the township no longer owns 85 acres around the facility. It sold off more than half of the land, which raised serious parking concerns.



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