Public documents that mention Jonathan C. Kinloch.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Wayne County Government Operations Committee Committee Meeting
The meeting focused on the proposed amendments to the Wayne County Ethics Ordinance. Key discussion topics included the strengthening of conflict of interest definitions, the addition of new provisions regarding whistleblower protection against retaliation, and the implementation of mandatory ethics training for county personnel. Participants also discussed the process for subpoena powers under the new ordinance, emphasizing the role of the county commission in facilitating investigations based on recommendations from the Ethics Board.
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The committee addressed several operational and financial items for the Department of Public Services. Key discussion topics included a contract amendment for dust control materials on gravel roads, new innovations for road surface materials, and an intergovernmental agreement for a township road paving program. The committee also reviewed a professional services contract for construction engineering on Northline Road and authorized agreements for improvements to multiple city parks. Finally, the committee reviewed the request to purchase heavy equipment, including loaders, rollers, and trailers, to support paving operations.
Apr 30, 2026·Board meeting
Ethics Task Force Task Force Meeting
The Task Force discussed revisions to the ethics ordinance, focusing on strengthening the preamble language and ensuring effective enforcement. Key topics included the potential for implementing mandatory annual ethics training for public officials and employees, the establishment of clear ethical conduct expectations, and the importance of having investigative and subpoena powers to ensure ordinance compliance. The Task Force set a deadline for receiving public and internal recommendations for further ordinance modifications.
