Beverly McLaughlin

Key discussions included a report from the County Commissioner regarding the county exploring the hiring of a blight officer, and the County Board voting down a statue for Charlie Kirk. The Treasurer's Report noted that revenue sharing is projected to decrease by $9,619 for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, and discussed a potential $4,000 public safety grant for fire equipment. The Fire Department report detailed repair costs for Tinder 41, resulting in a motion to cover an additional $10,428.23 in repairs and modifications, offset by $5,000 in fundraising. The committee also addressed cemetery maintenance, the awarding of a bid for Brady Lake treatment to Michigan Lakefront Solutions, replacement of sign panels, and preliminary work on the clerk's office website design to ensure ADA compliance.

The meeting included discussions on health department staffing, EMS millage, and state budget updates. The Morley War Memorial will add eight veterans this year with funding from MET money. A resident's concern about a headstone foundation was addressed. The board discussed the treasurer's report, transferring funds to the Credit Card Account, and paying bills. The contract with VC3 expired and will not be renewed. The board reviewed fire department run numbers, a donation of ice rescue equipment, and work on fire hydrants. A quote for tree trimming at the cemetery and fire department was accepted. Road projects were discussed, and a road brine contract was put on hold. The board approved a quote to replace signs at the cemetery, fire station, and hall, and is exploring online tax payment options.

The meeting included discussions on the treasurer's report, clerk's report, assessor's report, and fire department updates, including the fire truck repair status and upcoming auxiliary fundraisers. The cemetery's rake day was scheduled, and a property owners meeting for Brady Lake was announced. Old business included updates on the clerk's office and handyman services. New business involved exploring cleaning services for the hall and contacting Gordy Utter about clean-up day.

The meeting included discussions on mileage levied on property taxes, treasurer's report, clerk's report, assessor's report, and fire department updates. The board approved a quote for fire department equipment and reviewed budget numbers. They also discussed DNR grass rigs, cemetery maintenance, and road work. The board approved funding for road work and supported the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Program. Additionally, they planned for a cleanup day and discussed the clerk's office update.

The meeting included reports on road projects, revenue sharing, and delinquent property taxes. The board approved payment of bills and discussed the May 6th election results, including providing election official training. Updates were given on the fire department truck, cemetery flag placement, and road work on 5 Mile Road. Old business included handyman work and sign repairs, while new business covered the audit packet and thermostat issues. The meeting also touched on the Brady Lake property owners meeting and upcoming events.