Charter Township of Georgetown

The Board meeting included a swearing-in ceremony for six new full-time firefighters and a review of the Fire Department's recent activities. Key agenda items included the approval of a Parks Department truck purchase, discussions regarding a property moratorium, and consideration of the Tall Oaks plat development. The Board also reviewed proposals for engineering services related to pump station evaluations and improvements, adopted a hydrant fee schedule resolution, and approved bids for new Department of Public Works vehicles. Additionally, a new lawn sprinkling schedule for the calendar year was established, and a motion was passed to change the starting time of future Board meetings.

The committee engaged in a discussion regarding the scheduling of future Township Board meetings and committee meetings, considering potential adjustments to starting times. Additionally, the committee received updates concerning the Port Sheldon Sports Complex, including plans for perimeter fencing and gate security, as well as upcoming inter-municipal discussions regarding the property.

The Township Board meeting agenda included several key items such as the approval of engineering services for the Phase 2 evaluation of the GT-1 Pump Station and design upgrades for the GT4 Booster Station. The board considered a proposal for equipment for the Crystal lift station, reviewed a resolution to update the hydrant fee schedule, and deliberated on bids for new Department of Public Works trucks. Additionally, the agenda featured a discussion on the 2026 odd/even lawn sprinkling schedule, a proposed change to the starting time for future Township Board meetings, and a closed session regarding property acquisition.

The committee discussed several infrastructure and operational projects. Key items included the approval of engineering services for the GT-1 Pump Station and the GT4 Booster Station, as well as the purchase of equipment for the Crystal lift station. The committee recommended approval of the Hydrant Fee Schedule Resolution, a new odd/even lawn sprinkling schedule, and bids for two new Department of Public Works trucks. Additionally, the committee reviewed a proposal for a new hydraulic valve turner and received updates regarding legislatively directed spending and the Campbell Plant.

The committee addressed several utility infrastructure and operational matters. Key actions included the approval of engineering services for the GT-1 Pump Station Phase 2 evaluation and GT4 Booster Station upgrades. The committee approved equipment purchases for the Crystal lift station, adopted a new Hydrant Fee Schedule Resolution, and authorized bids for two new Department of Public Works trucks. Additionally, the committee approved a 2026 lawn sprinkling schedule and discussed the potential purchase of a hydraulic valve turner, opting to research further options through the MiDEAL program. Updates were provided on the Fillmore Street Development utility planning, legislative spending, and the Campbell Plant.