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Votes at a glance: Waterford Township board actions, April 28, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal motions and roll‑call votes taken by the Waterford Township Board of Trustees on April 28, including approvals for contracts, proclamations and routine business.
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At its April 28 meeting the Waterford Township Board of Trustees recorded several formal actions. Below is a compact summary of motions, vote tallies and key details taken from the meeting record.
• Approved agenda as amended — Motion to approve the agenda with additions passed by roll call. (Recorded roll call: all present voted yes; outcome: approved.)
• Consent agenda — Items on the consent agenda were approved, including board appointments and bill payments (motions and roll calls recorded during the meeting; outcome: approved).
• Amended work session minutes (April 14, 2025) — Trustees voted to amend and approve the work session minutes to include corrected spellings and additional statements as moved during the meeting. (Roll call: unanimous recorded yes.)
• Board work session schedule — Motion to approve a revised 2025 work‑session schedule passed 6–1; Trustee Harris voted no.
• Purchase unmarked police vehicle — Motion to purchase an unmarked police vehicle for the Special Operations Unit for $40,994 using restricted federal drug‑forfeiture funds passed by unanimous roll call.
• ARPA sidewalk improvements, phase 3 — Motion to award construction contract to Prime Construction & Excavation ($405,113.44), approve DLZ for professional services ($30,400) and a 10% contingency ($40,512) passed unanimously; total authorized $476,026 from ARPA funds.
• Proclamations — The board approved proclamations designating May 2025 as National Water Safety Month; Professional Municipal Clerks Week (May 4–10, 2025); and the Elks Youth Week observance. All proclamations passed by recorded roll call votes.
• Adjournment — The board voted to adjourn; roll call recorded unanimous approval.
The meeting record contains full roll‑call transcripts for each vote. For procurements and contract awards, staff will proceed with contract execution and provide progress reports to the board as required by township procurement policies.
