Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Charter Township of Shelby.
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Sep 21, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The Charter Township of Shelby is soliciting bids for 2026 Shelby Township Welcome Signage. The official listing opened on September 21, 2026, and sets a bid deadline of November 9, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST. This is an open municipal procurement rather than a grant program, and the posting directs vendors to the Michigan Inter-governmental Trade Network for bidding.
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Census ID
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212654
Employee FTE
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700
Population
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80,415
Procurement Difficulty Score
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78 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Charter Township of Shelby
The board addressed several agenda items, including the approval of an Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption Certificate for Atomic Industries, Inc. Numerous department-specific contracts and purchases were approved, such as the Chestnut Lake Dam Outlet Stabilization, 26 Mile and Jewell water main work, a cemetery preservation contract, and various technology upgrades including a forensic camera, voice recorder software, replacement radios for the Police Department, and an extensive township-wide security project. Additionally, the board approved the purchase of ENG cameras for the Community Relations Department and authorized cost-share agreements for a subdivision preservation program. A closed session was held regarding legal matters involving a consent judgment, which the board ultimately voted to deny modifying.
The Board of Trustees conducted a session focusing on various operational, budgetary, and planning matters. Key actions included the adoption of the Earned Sick Time Act Policy, approval of multiple job descriptions and pay plans, and the authorization of a Sidewalk Ordinance Resolution for 2025. Significant planning and zoning approvals were granted for a Sheetz gas station and the Town Center Villas III development. The Board also awarded a five-year waste hauling contract, extended existing agreements for sidewalk repairs and facility cleaning, and approved consulting services with Davis Kirksey Associates. Additionally, authorizations were issued for sewer cleaning and televising, water storage facility pump repairs, risk and resilience plan updates, ambulance repairs, the purchase of new maintenance vehicles, and architectural design services for a gymnasium addition.
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding a storm sewer repair special assessment district and approved a related resolution. Key business included the adoption of the 2026-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, the denial of a special land use request for a gas station, and a performance review of a waste management service provider. The board approved financial measures, including the year-ending 2024 audit, a bill run, and credit card purchases. Other actions included authorizing IT infrastructure upgrades, mailing voter identification cards due to precinct consolidation, relocating polling places for a special school election, and opting in to the National Opioid Settlement.
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