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PTO seeks charitable gaming resolution; council approves a local governing body resolution on consent agenda
Summary
A Lisonbee Elementary PTO member asked Madison Heights council on March 24 to approve a local governing body resolution required for a charitable gaming license for an April 12 craft show; the council approved a charitable-gaming resolution on the consent agenda.
During public comment at the March 24 meeting, Monica Stevens, a member of Lisonbee Elementary—s PTO, asked the council to support a local governing body resolution required by the Michigan Gaming Control Board to allow her group to hold raffle activities at an April 12 craft show. Stevens said the PTO is not officially a nonprofit for the state—s licensing and that she brought paperwork to verify the PTO—s…
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