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Apr 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Sanilac County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board received a fiscal year-end financial report presentation from the County Treasurer and advisory services. A resolution was adopted honoring a staff member for her years of service. New business included the approval of an Emergency Management Performance Grant agreement, the award of a bid for a mass notification service, the approval of a 2026 commercial and industrial appraisal study, the authorization for equipment purchases for the recycling center, the approval of a letter of understanding regarding compensation language for the police union, the award of a demolition project contract, and the purchase of vehicle equipment for the Sheriff's office. Additionally, the board adopted the 2026 equalization report.
Mar 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board Of Commissioners Meeting
The Board of Commissioners conducted a meeting covering various administrative and financial matters. Key topics included individual reports from commissioners regarding township fire services, zoning, and municipal budget developments. The Board received an update on county IT security measures, specifically the transition to .gov email addresses. Additionally, the Board discussed committee reports on parks and recreation planning, including maintenance and budget concerns, and received updates from the Child Abuse Council and Michigan Works. New business included the approval of current claims and budget amendments.
Mar 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Sanilac County Board Of Commissioners Minutes
The regular meeting included the adoption of the agenda and discussions stemming from received correspondences, such as an EGLE Notice of Authorization and minutes from the Sanilac County Parks Commission and Drug Task Force Board. Key actions involved adopting resolutions to honor the retirement of K-9 Phoenix, effective March 3, 2026, and another resolution to honor the retirement of K-9 Zuzana, effective April 1, 2026. The Board also approved the payment of current claims totaling $217,951.89, several 2026 budget amendments, authorized the award for flooring replacement in the Health Department clinic area, approved a Memorandum of Understanding for a 32-hour work week for an Accounting Specialist, and authorized the transfer of ownership agreements for K-9 Phoenix and K-9 Zuzana to their respective handlers. Furthermore, the Board authorized a subscription for the ThisGen 911 training tool and the purchase of flags and markers for Veterans Affairs. Finally, the Board ratified the Collective Bargaining Agreement with the POLC Corrections Unit for 2026, 2027, and 2028.
Mar 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board Of Commission Meeting
The meeting commenced with the Commissioner's prayer and the pledge of allegiance. Key discussion points included administrative reports, notably Commissioner Moody's updates on the villages of Melvin and Work Township meetings, which addressed budget passage, fee setting, security camera additions, and significant financial reconciliation efforts due to accrued penalties over eleven years. Commissioner Lee reported on public hearings concerning home rehabilitation and infrastructure grants, including a resolution for CBG grant funding, and discussed park activities. Commissioner Sarkeella detailed audits, fee resolutions for Carsonville water power, and expressed concerns about truck speeds, along with updates on election training and hall construction in Bule Township. Commissioner Heberly noted his absence due to upcoming surgery. Commissioner Ballard reported on the City of Marlet meeting where millage language for a park fund was approved for the August ballot, along with the hiring of a park director position. The administrative report covered a conference on Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage policies and long-term sustainability concerns for Michigan given its aging and declining population. There were also updates on alternative energy projects, including the creation of a laydown yard and a Fremont and Speaker project escalation to the state level. Finally, the Drug Task Force presented its 2025 annual report, detailing budget allocation (10% prevention/education, 70% enforcement, 20% operational) and noting an uptick in tips, complaints, and searches due to increased community engagement and improved tip submission resources. Methamphetamine remains the primary substance of concern.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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