Committee on Government Operations Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered several new business items. These included a report from the Department of Corporation Counsel regarding settlement activity, the reappointment of members to the City of Detroit Local Development Finance Authority Board and the Joint Airport Zoning Board, an intergovernmental agreement with Wayne State University for an executive leadership training program for county employees, and a two-year plan with Health Advocate Solutions to provide benefit education and support for employees.
Aug 26, 2026·
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Committee On Government Operations Committee Meeting
The committee received a report regarding the county's technology refresh initiative, exploring potential programs to recycle and donate older computing equipment to senior facilities and schools. The committee approved the annual renewal of fourteen insurance policies secured through a brokerage contract. Additionally, the committee considered amendments to legal services agreements, including a retroactive funding increase for Plunkett Cooney PC to address a strip search lawsuit and an amendment for Zausmer PC related to an ongoing toxic waste matter currently in the court of appeals.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Wayne County Commission Committee Meeting
The board discussed a resolution authorizing intervention in DTE Energy's pending rate increase proceedings. The meeting included the approval of several committee reports covering public services, finance, health, audit, safety, and government operations. Additionally, the session featured updates on human resources transformation efforts, including leadership changes and initiatives to improve responsiveness to job applicants.
Jul 29, 2026·Board meeting
Wayne County Commission Committee on Ways and Means Budget Hearing
The committee reviewed and approved budget adjustments for the law enforcement and general funds. Additionally, they approved the two-year comprehensive executive budget and appropriations ordinance for fiscal years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. The Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan presented their budget, highlighting accomplishments, juvenile indigent defense, security needs for judicial staff, facility infrastructure issues at the Lincoln Hall of Justice, and the impact of increasing case volumes on staffing requirements.