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Muskegon County commissioners approve $1,400,313 grant for sheriff’s office
Summary
The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to accept and authorize the chair to sign a grant for the sheriff’s office totaling $1,400,313; the transcript did not specify the grant’s purpose or exact fiscal-year citation.
The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a grant for the sheriff’s office totaling $1,400,313 and authorized the board chair to sign the grant agreement.
The grant was identified in the meeting transcript as “CPS 25/0-05” and referenced in what the clerk read as “FY 20 5” (both citations were not further clarified in the record). The transcript shows the board approved the measure by roll call with seven commissioners recorded as voting yes.
Commission business began with a roll call that recorded seven members present. During the agenda item, the clerk read the grant language and the board moved to accept the award and authorize the chair to sign. The transcript did not specify the grant’s stated purpose, the funding source beyond the grant label, or the fiscal year in standard form; those details were not provided in the spoken record.
A roll-call vote recorded the following members as voting yes: Commissioner Hermann; Commissioner McWigand; Chair Nance; Vice Chair Cook; Commissioner Cyr; Commissioner Hayes Camp; and Commissioner Paige. The motion carried. The transcript does not identify who made or seconded the motion by full name or title beyond the general phrasing used during the meeting.
No additional discussion of program details, implementation timeline, or budgetary allocations tied to the grant appears in the provided transcript segments. After the vote the board proceeded to unfinished business on the agenda.
