In a recent government meeting, several key motions were passed, reflecting ongoing efforts in infrastructure and environmental management.

The board approved a contract for landfill materials with Danny's Transport and Company for 2025, alongside a capital improvement plan covering the years 2025 through 2029. Both motions received unanimous support from the members present.

Additionally, an extension for the Landfill Tallaski Escobedience Operations contract was also approved without opposition. The board further accepted the terms of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Trust Fund Grant, indicating a commitment to securing state funding for local projects.

A significant discussion arose regarding PFAS testing, prompted by concerns over water quality. Board member Bob Felix advocated for comprehensive testing of surface and well water across four designated properties. The proposed testing aims to analyze specific compounds, including PFAS and PFOA, to ensure public health safety. The motion for this testing was formally presented and is expected to be a priority moving forward.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's proactive stance on infrastructure improvements and environmental health initiatives, with all motions passing smoothly and demonstrating a collaborative approach among members.