Charter Township of Washington Regular Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting documentation covers various municipal agenda items, including presentations regarding an Eagle Scout, a Romeo Village Florist proclamation, and WBRW/Michigan Community Media Inc. Key action items involve resolutions for the Whispering Hills Special Assessment District and the authorization of 2026 Capital Improvement Bonds. The board also addressed several new business items, such as the township hall cleaning bid, liquor license pre-qualification, farmland development rights, appointment of ethics committee members, purchase of an rescue boat, precinct facility fees, cemetery preservation, computer replacements, and various infrastructure and real estate agreements.
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Charter Township Of Washington Regular Board Of Trustees Meeting
The board meeting included presentations on community awards and school district leadership changes, a public hearing on a ditching project, and discussions regarding Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission appointments. The board approved the annual township insurance renewal, awarded contracts for IT management and multifactor authentication services, and authorized the purchase of a new pump. Additionally, members addressed property disposition, discussed recent election and tax-related updates, and held a closed session to deliberate on pending litigation strategy.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Charter Township of Washington Regular Board of Trustees Meeting
The board authorized a legal services agreement regarding 3M and Dupont public drinking water settlements. A two-year school resource officer contract with Romeo Community Schools was approved to support student security. Additionally, the board appointed a new member to the IT Committee and approved the SCADA renewal for the Department of Public Works. Residents also provided comments expressing concerns about the management of a proposed data center project.
