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Sep 9, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Park improvements. Work includes site grading and removals, concrete sidewalk, concrete slab for parking, guardrail, railing for steps, playground equipment installation including all necessary appurtenances and restoration.
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1,841
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Lincoln
The Lincoln Township Board held a meeting for the Shingle Lake Park Find Your Joy Bid Packet Opening. Five bids were submitted in total, three for the site and bathhouse portion of the project and two for the playground portion of the project. The bids exceeded the grant amount, requiring reconsideration or reduction of some items. Lighting and electrical costs were identified as potential areas for reduction or removal. The board aims to select contractors at the next meeting.
The Lincoln Township Board meeting included reports from the Fire Chief regarding recent runs and new graduates from training classes, as well as a donation from the Lake George Property Owners Association. The Lakes Director reported on the buoy permit for Shingle Lake Park. The board approved an amount for Bruce Goodwin to assume the duties of webmaster. Discussions also covered the renewal of Special Assessment Districts for aquatic nuisance control, the Sheriff's contract, and paving in the Oakdale Sub. Upcoming community events and initiatives were announced, including Breast Cancer Awareness month and Trunk or Treat at the Township Hall.
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The workshop was convened to review the Sheriff's contract and consider costs associated with law enforcement services. The discussion covered the current contract rate, the proposed annual increase by the Sheriff's Department, and the township's financial reserves. Concerns were raised about automatic annual increases and the importance of negotiating contract increases regularly. The board also discussed the allocation of millage revenue, the time spent by the sheriff department in other communities, and the necessity of specifying the number of hours per day and days per week in the contract.
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