Albert Township

The board meeting reviewed and approved numerous cash disbursements for the period spanning December 1, 2025, through December 31, 2025. Expenditures covered a wide array of accounts including Capital Outlay for Buildings/Grounds and Cemetery projects, Contractual Agreements for the Assessor, various Repair/Maintenance/Operating expenses across departments (Ambulance, Fire Dept, Township, Grounds, Water, Electrical), utility payments (Heat, Electricity), operational services (Network, Copier Leases, Postage), insurance payments (Hospitalization), travel expenses, and general office supplies.

The meeting included discussion and a motion to set a public hearing for zoning ordinance changes. The Master Plan was sent to the Township Board for approval with noted changes and will then be posted on the Township and NEMGOC websites for review, with a public hearing potentially in January 2026. Future meetings will include a Special Meeting on December 10th for public hearings.

The meeting included an introduction to Chromebooks and a demonstration of how to access future meeting packets electronically, which was well-received by the board. A special meeting was scheduled for November 12th.

The Albert Township Regular Board Meeting included discussions and actions on various topics. The board approved an amended agenda, including Resolution 05-2025, which supports a joint letter to the State of Michigan regarding budget concerns. Updates were provided on Chromebooks for Township Boards and FEMA-related projects. The board discussed residential debris management, the Township Parking Lot Survey, and the Post Office Alley. They also addressed the well pump control switch for a generator and playground equipment for Bingham Park, including terminating the contract with 360 Landscaping. Additionally, the board approved bills, payroll, tree removal at Main Cemetery, purchase of graves back from Helzer, and a raise for Hope Rosso for WordPress Certification. Staff reports were presented, including updates from the Fire & EMS and Road Commission. The meeting concluded with board comments and adjournment.

The board meeting included discussions on a human resources service proposal, a title search for the Post Office driveway, and the Library Trail project. Security cameras for various locations were discussed, and the list of bills was approved. The Treasurer's Report was presented, and the appointment of a Deputy Clerk was approved. A quote for the cemetery was tabled. Staff reports covered zoning, fire and EMS, maintenance, and supervisor updates. The board also discussed vandalism at the restrooms and potential solutions.