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Votes at a glance: Livingston County Board actions on Jan. 27, 2025
Summary
The board approved a slate of routine resolutions and administrative items including an MSU Extension memorandum of agreement, ambulance remount purchases, personnel reclassifications and court-staff changes; all items listed passed unanimously or by roll call majorities as recorded.
At its Jan. 27 meeting the Livingston County Board of Commissioners approved multiple routine resolutions and administrative actions. Below are the items taken and their official outcomes as recorded in the meeting.
- MSU Extension memorandum of agreement (agenda item 11B): Motion by Commissioner Sample, second by Commissioner Helzerman. Mary Bowling presented the annual MOA, noting the requested amount was approved in the county budget; commissioners recorded a 9-0 voice vote in favor.
- Purchase of four ambulance remounts for Emergency Medical Services (agenda item 11C): Motion by Commissioner Hauserman, second by Commissioner Thomas. Commissioners asked about how many EMS units are in service (staff said 8'13 depending on time of day) and the size of the fleet (staff said 25 active ambulances); the motion was approved by roll call (recorded yes votes by all commissioners present).
- Reclassification to create two irregular part-time dispatchers (agenda item 11D): Motion by Commissioner Nakagiri, second by Commissioner Fiani; Keisha Williams (central dispatch) answered questions about peer-support and critical-incident stress-management plans. The resolution passed on roll call (unanimous yes).
- Increase in hours for a part-time deputy court clerk from 0.50 FTE to 0.70 FTE (agenda item 11G): Motion by Commissioner Halderman, second by Commissioner Sample; staff noted and corrected a typographical table error in the draft. The resolution passed by roll call (unanimous yes).
- Elimination of a part-time court clerk position at Juvenile Court (agenda item 11H): Motion by Commissioner Sample, second by Commissioner Fiani; passed by voice vote 9-0.
- Accounts-payable and claims reports (agenda item 12): Motion by Commissioner Gross, second by Commissioner Domas. The board approved claims dated Jan. 27, 2025 and payables covering Dec. 11, 2024'Jan. 16, 2025 by voice vote 9-0.
All motions listed above passed without recorded opposition. Where roll-call votes were recorded, the clerk read unanimous "yes" votes from commissioners on the record.
