Sheriff Jail and License Committee reports success with drug disposal event

Livingston County Board members took significant steps forward during their recent meeting on May 15, 2025, with key decisions that promise to enhance community services and strategic planning.

One of the most impactful resolutions was the approval of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 strategic plan goals. Board member Fannin moved for the motion, which was seconded by Manker, and received unanimous support from the board. This strategic plan aims to outline clear objectives for the county's future, reflecting the board's commitment to effective governance and community development.

In addition to the strategic plan, the Sheriff’s Jail and License Committee reported on a successful drug disposal event, which collected nearly 14 pounds of unused medications. This initiative highlights the county's ongoing efforts to promote public health and safety through responsible medication disposal.

The meeting also included the approval of a raffle license for Futures Unlimited, further supporting local organizations and community engagement. While the Information Technology Committee did not meet this month, the board remains focused on enhancing technological resources for county operations.

As the meeting concluded, public comments were welcomed, allowing community members to voice their concerns and suggestions. This engagement underscores the board's dedication to transparency and collaboration with residents.

Overall, the decisions made during this meeting reflect a proactive approach to governance, aiming to improve services and foster community well-being in Livingston County. The board's commitment to strategic planning and public engagement sets a positive tone for future initiatives.