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Town of Swansea
Bids for sanitation for the Town.
Posted Date
Jul 18, 2026
Due Date
Jul 24, 2026
Release: Jul 18, 2026
Town of Swansea
Close: Jul 24, 2026
Bids for sanitation for the Town.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Swansea
The Benton Charter Township Board meeting covered various topics, including reports from the Clerk, Supervisor, Assessors, Planning and Zoning, and Treasurer. The board approved fire department bills. Unfinished business regarding website content was discussed, and it was decided to postpone changes until more information on ADA requirements and costs is available. New business included postponing the pricelist for the cemetery, and motions were carried to have an election assistant and a clerk administrative assistant. Public comment was heard.
The Benton Charter Township Board meeting included reports from the Clerk, Supervisor, Assessors, Treasurer, and Fire Department. The board discussed and postponed the approval of the cemetery price list and the Planning Commission recommendation for a fee schedule until comparison information is available. They adopted the Hazard Mitigation Plan. The board also passed the Consumers Energy Agreement and approved hiring a new Fire Chief. Additionally, a motion was made to remove all financial documents from the Consent Agenda.
The Benton Township Board held its regular monthly meeting, addressing various topics. The board discussed and approved a Fire, Ambulance, and Rescue Protection Service Agreement. They also considered mailing a survey to township residents to gauge interest in the Township establishing its own zoning. Public comments included Potterville's Mayor thanking the Board and Fire Department for agreeing to the contract for coverage of the City of Potterville. There were also questions about the tax amount on the survey, the basis for the survey millage, and the costs associated with the survey.
The Benton Charter Township Board meeting included reports from the Fire Department, Clerk, Supervisor, Assessors, and Treasurer. The board discussed and took action on upgrading the Zoning Fee Schedule, hiring two employees for the Fire Department, and hiring Shine of Lansing to clean the township hall windows. Various reports were put on file, including those from the Fire Department, Clerk, Supervisor, Assessors, and Treasurer, covering activities such as tax assistance, zoning inquiries, election duties, planning and zoning issues, building permits, and financial reconciliations.
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