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\"I think it's very appropriate that we pass a resolution to do that as opposed to making a unilateral decision from personnel to share that data,\" Nakagiri said, describing the data as de‑identified and saying the board should authorize the sharing rather than staff acting alone.

Nakagiri also reported he had FOIAed a Green Oak Township police report concerning a vandalism allegation tied to a 2021 Howell event. He said the person who filed the original report was arraigned on a felony charge of attempted false pretenses, later pled down to a misdemeanor false report, and was ordered to pay $775 in fines and costs. Nakagiri said a separate alleged \"fake hate crime\" occurred two years later and that he found roughly 30 media stories that treated the events as real while he found only one that characterized them as false.

\"We need to consider a way to get the truth out there because we cannot rely on the media,\" Nakagiri said, adding he has considered posting the objectively verifiable records on the county website so they are publicly available.

Nakagiri framed both items as matters he intends to pursue administratively and legislatively within the county; he did not present a proposed resolution text during the meeting and did not announce a committee date. No formal board action was taken on either the proposed data‑sharing resolution or on the media‑coverage matter during the April 15 meeting.

Other commissioners offered routine comments and the meeting adjourned.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Livingston County Board of Commissioners Meeting - April 15, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","During commissioner comments at the April 15 Livingston County meeting, Commissioner Nakagiri said he will seek a board resolution to allow de‑identified county health claims data to be shared with Dr. McChord and described findings from a FOIAed police report he said showed a prior vandalism report was prosecuted as a false report.","taxTitle","Livingston County, Michigan","taxId",13479,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":42,"_43":77,"_45":77,"_46":78,"_48":79,"_50":80,"_52":81,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":82,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":83,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6600699,"Livingston County commissioners adopt 2025 equalization report, approve juvenile diversion grant, courthouse fire equipment purchase and seek state funds for 9‑",722000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3025730-eb4c9d6e27c9e466f9b0eed09396c2d4&start=722&end=722","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3025730-eb4c9d6e27c9e466f9b0eed09396c2d4/thumbnail_722000.jpg","/articles/6600699/Livingston-County/Michigan/Livingston-County-commissioners-adopt-2025-equalization-report-approve-juvenile-diversion-grant-courthouse-fire-equipment-purchase-and-seek-state-funds-for-9","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6600699-3892ba0d2808f2ecc214e586e5de8230/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149041&Signature=h8OwcLbt8SmWOD9I~DaE-YC4fYkpsj19rl8W52XNTV24TeKIDFoKJrpvfQpvjoukzQP5IbPwG~ZKQL5iJYJ6KFw4DO9Qbnf14YqcM3gTdWm~~t0vFtJ5pMXEEiRklY1C0t7t0zqzaktYoOZJUd4fSEO5Unv8UhvHr3-JbjmbSUiMqVAA~piO~giI-0BjzUOs3OgyOUczsm4GTpSPLr7XffiGzEom2EneNjXM1TbzsmGGUaUbb~iu2Q88aZL8jXKg5gpISl6h5E9Mf-4bKMMdanZZ7taEUDOucxy8nMlJg0l7iK5yGobaaHI105cpfRJANaRinSkI5xpZqAuVn62oYQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Livingston County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on April 15 to adopt the county\u000equalization report for 2025, accept a State Court Administrative Office grant for a juvenile status‑offense diversion project, approve a capital purchase of fire‑system equipment for the historic courthouse and pass a resolution asking the state to appropriate funds for a 911 central‑dispatch video wall.

The board also approved the accounts payable and claims reports for the period cited on the agenda.

Commissioners approved the county equalization report after Equalization staff and Director Bostwick asked the board to lower the agricultural class value in Green Oak Township by about $20,000 to bring values within the 50% cap. Director Bostwick said the item was explained on page 4 of the agenda and that the board was being asked to approve the equalized numbers rather than assessed values. Commissioner Gross moved to adopt the report; Commissioner Fiani seconded. A roll call produced seven yes votes; two commissioners were absent.

The board next accepted the State Court Administrative Office Status Offense Diversion Project grant for juvenile court (resolution 2025‑04‑048). Commissioner Domas moved to accept the grant; Commissioner Nakagiri seconded. The motion passed on roll call with seven yes votes and two absences.

Commissioners then authorized the capital purchase of fire‑system equipment for the historic courthouse, a measure described in the meeting as approximately $70,100. Commissioner Helzerman moved the purchase with Commissioner Domas seconding. The motion passed on roll call.

The board also adopted a resolution respectfully requesting the state of Michigan to appropriate funds for a Livingston County 911 central‑dispatch video wall (resolution 2025‑04‑050). The resolution will be sent to Representative Jason Wolford, who was identified in the meeting as the official who will forward the request to the state appropriations committee. Commissioner Fiani moved the resolution; Commissioner Sample seconded. The board approved the resolution by voice vote, 7‑0 with two absences.

Finally, the board approved claims dated April 15, 2025, and payables for the period March 14 through April 7, 2025, on a combined motion by Commissioner Sample with support from Commissioner Gross. Commissioner Gross noted the county\u000finished making payments related to an SRS posting fee to Hartland Township totaling $8,845.67 and that jail inmate meal expenditures rose to about $12,000 in March because the population of federal inmates increased and the federal government reimburses the county for those meals.

Votes at a glance: 2025‑04‑047 (adopt 2025 equalization report) — moved Commissioner Gross; second Commissioner Fiani; outcome: approved, roll call 7 yes, 2 absent. 2025‑04‑048 (accept State Court Administrative Office Status Offense Diversion Project grant) — moved Commissioner Domas; second Commissioner Nakagiri; outcome: approved, roll call 7 yes, 2 absent. 2025‑04‑049 (capital purchase, historic courthouse fire system equipment, ~$70,100) — moved Commissioner Helzerman; second Commissioner Domas; outcome: approved, roll call 7 yes, 2 absent. 2025‑04‑050 (resolution to request state appropriation for Livingston County 911 central dispatch video wall) — moved Commissioner Fiani; second Commissioner Sample; outcome: approved, voice vote 7‑0, 2 absent. Claims and payables (agenda items 6.1 and 6.2) — moved Commissioner Sample; second Commissioner Gross; outcome: approved, voice vote 7‑0, 2 absent.

The board did not receive public comment at either call to the public during the meeting and adjourned after commissioner remarks.","At its April 15 meeting the Livingston County Board of Commissioners approved the county equalization report, accepted a juvenile court diversion grant, authorized fire‑safety equipment for the historic courthouse, passed a resolution seeking state funding for a 911 video wall and approved claims and payables.","actionData","errors"]

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Commissioner Nakagiri to pursue resolution to share de‑identified health claims data; raises concerns about media coverage of alleged ‘fake’ hate crimes

Livingston County commissioners adopt 2025 equalization report, approve juvenile diversion grant, courthouse fire equipment purchase and seek state funds for 9‑