Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from John L. Gormley’s organization
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Stockbridge Regular Council Meeting
The council approved the payment of bills totaling $158,608.32 and authorized a payment of $111,745.48 to MPM Michigan Paving. Key business items included the adoption of an amended Village Manager contract, updates to authorized bank account signers, and an adjustment to office hours. The council also approved several infrastructure and community projects, such as the rehabilitation of the FERIC building, the purchase of a snow box pusher, and allowing signage for a lessee. Additionally, road closures were authorized for local events, while the police contract proposal with Waterloo Township was tabled for further review.
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The council meeting addressed several business items including the selection of a new Village CPA, the approval of a purchase for water meter readers from ETNA, and the hiring of a Village Manager following a closed session discussion.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Stockbridge Council Regular Council Meeting
The Council discussed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included banking authorization changes, the appointment of a Street Administrator and SDDA board member, and personnel decisions regarding a full-time DPW employee and police department staffing reductions. Financial actions included approving invoice payments for street work and excavating services, establishing an insurance opt-out payout policy, and authorizing the continued use of email services. Additionally, the Council addressed community event planning, the sale of a police vehicle, and received an update from the attorney regarding the sale of a local alley.
Jul 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Stockbridge Regular Council Meeting
The council held a public hearing for the Recreation Plan, which was subsequently adopted for 2026-2031. A guest presentation was heard regarding communication and safety protocols for local race events. Financial actions included approving bill payments and authorizing a grant payment for the Veterans Park North Trail. The council also terminated a weather camera agreement with the SDDA, renewed the Hydrocorp contract, made appointments to the SDDA and committees, adopted new Rules of Procedure, and approved a Statement of Intent regarding future millage rates to address potential double taxation concerns.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
