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Votes at a glance: Clare County commissioners approve routine appointments, agreements and budget items

2969843 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Clare County Board approved multiple appointments, agreements, and budget items including committee minutes, conservation district agreements, board appointments, and expenditures totaling $4,022,768.64 for February.

The Clare County Board of Commissioners approved several routine items and appointments during the regular meeting.

Key approvals included reappointing Jeff Uchez to the 9-1-1 advisory board for a two-year term through Dec. 31, 2027; reappointing Joe Phillips to the Central Michigan Community Health Services board for a three-year term through March 31, 2028; adoption of Heartland Materials Management Planning Committee bylaws with county administrator signature authorized; continued agreements with the conservation district for soil erosion services and gypsy moth ("spongy moth") services; and multiple construction board of appeals appointments and reappointments.

Financial and procedural items approved included acceptance of statutory finance committee minutes and approval of expenditures for February 2025 totaling $4,022,768.64, with general fund expenditures of $1,074,469.62. The board approved budget adjustments (item 25-64) in the amount of $93,000 and approved meeting minutes and the agenda earlier in the session.

Other procedural actions included approving the motion to continue committee of the whole meetings (subsequent roll calls produced mixed results on continuation for a second meeting); one item to revise the meeting schedule to accommodate evening meetings was discussed and later defeated; and the board approved various appointments to regional bodies and committees.

These items were taken primarily on consent or by roll-call votes with minimal debate recorded in the transcript.