Montcalm County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board discussed and took action on various administrative and financial matters. Key items included placing properties for the August 2026 tax foreclosure auction on file, approving a property release from PA 116 for Sackett Ranch, accepting an intergovernmental agreement for a Homeland Security Grant, and approving junk ordinance enforcement agreements for several townships. The Board approved a job description and wage scale for an IT Technician, reviewed warrant reports, and authorized consent agenda items regarding annual reports and budget reviews. Additionally, the Board reviewed the 2027 proposed county-wide budget, initiated plans for future budget work sessions, and discussed concerns regarding well monitoring requests from EGLE at Krampe Park. The Board also approved union contracts for COAM and POAM and established an in-house death benefit for part-time county employees.
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Montcom County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation. Agenda items included the approval of the agenda and the minutes from the November 24, 2025, regular board meeting. During public comments, the newly appointed Montcom County Treasurer introduced herself. A key discussion involved the presentation of a resolution recognizing the accomplishments of Montabella's varsity football team, which achieved a conference championship, district championship, and reached the state championship game for the first time in school history. Correspondence items addressed the approval of agreements for opioid settlement funds and marijuana funds use, requiring authorization for the chairman's signature. The board also approved updated county expenditure policy and procedures, addressing electronic payment use as requested by auditors. Discussions on board correspondence involved a controversy regarding a funding request from the MCOM Prevention Coalition which was previously denied by the opioid committee, leading to a debate among commissioners about establishing an appeals process or granting exceptions to the established funding policy.
