The committee meeting addressed the adoption of an All-Party Consent of Recording Devices policy. The County Attorney presented a monthly report for October 2026. Several resolutions were discussed, including setting a date for a public hearing on an amendment to the longevity payment schedule for non-elected officers, authorization to execute a collective bargaining agreement with the CSEA General Unit, and authorization to create a Deputy County Administrator position. Budget amendments were addressed for the Disability Self-Insurance Fund, Workers' Compensation, and Human Resources software. Additionally, a Memorandum of Agreement regarding advanced starting salary provisions for specific job titles was presented, and the 2027 salary schedule for the Board of Supervisors and Board Chair was reviewed.
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The committee authorized several personnel and budgetary items, including staffing changes for the Probation Department, Public Defender, and EMS, as well as collective bargaining agreements and salary schedules. Compliance updates were provided regarding the implementation of training policies and a Countywide Safety Plan. The committee discussed GIS initiatives, including a grant award for municipal system integration and the development of a Tax Delinquent Properties application. Additionally, the County Administrator reported on the progress of the dental clinic project and identified key position vacancies. An executive session was held to discuss contract matters and potential litigation.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Finance Committee Minutes
The committee reviewed and approved various transmittals, including budget amendments, contract renewals, and new contract authorizations across Human Services, Health & Medical, Government Operations, Economic Development & Planning, Public Works, and Public Safety. Discussion topics included Information Technology initiatives such as cybersecurity and 911 project updates, Purchasing department reports on bid season, and Audit Office findings regarding gift card policies and MUNIS system management. The Treasurer's Office reported on foreclosure outreach, scanning projects, and proposed operational schedule changes. The Land Bank presented a six-year impact summary and requested support for future demolitions. Additionally, there was extensive discussion regarding the potential transition to in-house billing for EMS services, with concerns raised about the accuracy of presented financial figures and the need for a more comprehensive plan.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Finance Committee Minutes
The committee discussed numerous administrative and fiscal authorizations, including public safety agreements, public works contracts, economic development grant applications, and health and medical department staffing changes. A presentation was provided by the Wayne County Partnership regarding a $10 million Wallace Foundation grant for youth services. The Information Technology department highlighted concerns regarding hardware support lifecycles. Real Property Tax Services reviewed equalization rates and staffing changes. The County Auditor initiated a review of gift card purchasing practices across departments. The Treasurer's Office addressed tax disbursement resolutions and investment history, and the Law Department proposed an electronic signature policy. An executive session was conducted to discuss the employment history of an individual.
