Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Manton.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Nov 13, 2026
Sealed bids to purchase City-owned vacant real property at 306 West Street, Manton, Michigan.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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166832
Population
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1,626
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Manton
The commission authorized logging on city-owned property for woodlands management and revenue generation, and scheduled a public work session to review a forestry consulting agreement. The commission also approved water and sewer bill forgiveness for the Veteran's Museum, authorized a training request for staff, and voted to standardize water bill due dates to the first of the month with a five-day grace period. Additionally, the commission postponed a decision regarding end-of-year vacation payouts pending receipt of further policy information and budget impact analysis.
The meeting included a public hearing regarding the Final Splash Pad Report, focusing on project expenditures and funding. The Commission adopted resolutions for the cross-deputation of the Clerk and Treasurer and for participation in the Michigan Mutual Aid Box Alarm System. Reports were received from various departments and administration regarding housing grants, park improvements, technology transitions, and department-specific operations. The Commission voted to rescind prior actions concerning the abandonment of East Elm Street and an alleyway. New business included discussions on hydropower, the purchase of new laptops for city staff, authorization to bid on the West Street property, the designation of the Election Commission, and the approval of training sessions for city personnel.
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The Commission received reports from various departments, including financial updates regarding invoice recoveries and accounting adjustments. The interim City Superintendent announced his upcoming resignation. Key actions included the relocation of the polling place to the Manton Library, approval for delayed opening hours at City Hall following the election, authorization for planting a memorial tree in Rotary Park, and the creation of an HR committee work session to update policy handbooks. Additionally, the Commission denied a FOIA appeal from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and accepted the highest bid for a golf cart.
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