David Wagner

The council meeting addressed administrative reports, including the treasurer's report, code enforcement updates, and public works department reporting. Key items of new business included the approval of an employment agreement for Antonio Whitmore, discussions regarding fair waterline connections and reconnections, and the procurement of a new lawn mower for the public works department.

The council received administrative updates from the Code Enforcer, Treasurer, and Water and Sewer Commissioners regarding project status, maintenance, and water system management. The consent agenda included payment of bills and a special event permit for an upcoming fundraiser and parade. New business items addressed the award of contracts for the Lead Service Line replacement project, support for the Pine Tree Acres landfill expansion, participation in a police reciprocal aid agreement for Macomb County, the purchase of bullet-resistant vests for police officers, and the approval of pay increases for part-time police officers. Additionally, the council approved the placement of a State Historical Marker and heard citizen comments regarding property code enforcement and upcoming community events.

The council meeting addressed various administrative reports, including updates on lead service line replacement bids, a new DPW Supervisor position, and the approval of payment for bills. Key business items included the re-appointment of members to the Construction Board of Appeals, approval for a new sign at Memorial Park, and the adoption of a modified summer schedule for the Village Office. Additionally, the council approved expenditures for a street repair project, the striping of Main and Fulton streets, and a contract for cleaning 200 catch basins. Citizen comments were also received regarding camera privacy concerns and allegations of corruption.

The Council discussed several administrative and infrastructure matters, including a review of the DPW supervisor position advertisement, appointments to the Construction Board of Appeals, and approval for a new Memorial Park sign. A modified summer schedule for the village office was established, closing the office on Fridays. Additionally, the Council approved repair projects for Fulton Street, road striping for Main and Fulton Streets, and the cleaning of catch basins. A citizen expressed privacy concerns regarding surveillance cameras and speed limit signs in the village.

The meeting agenda includes administrative reports from F & V regarding operations, a planning commission report, and liaison reports. General business items feature a resolution to exclude qualified veterans from PA33 tax assessments, discussion of 2026 tax rates and warrants, and the approval of a quote for the addition of forty catch basins.