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County reports deferred‑maintenance fund down to about $4 million after projects
Summary
Berrien County reported continued work on deferred‑maintenance projects: an initial balance near $20 million has been largely spent, leaving roughly $4 million remaining for ongoing projects, the board heard in committee reports.
Don Trail told the board the county’s deferred‑maintenance program remains active and largely funded by a previously established account. Trail reported the program began with approximately $20,000,000 and that about $4,000,000 remains in the account as the county continues planned work.
The board received the update in committee reports; no further action or new appropriation was proposed or approved on the record during the meeting. The report was informational and intended to update commissioners on the status of ongoing maintenance work funded from the deferred‑maintenance account.
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