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Votes at a glance: Gratiot County Board actions

Gratiot County Board of Commissioners · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the board approved the agenda and consent calendar, a capital-improvement budget reduction for central dispatch, a transition plan for finance services, purchase of an animal-control pickup, authorization to pursue a $3,500 health grant, sale of industrial-park Lot 13 at $12,000/acre, and adjournment.

The Gratiot County Board of Commissioners recorded the following actions during the meeting:

1) Approve agenda (motion moved by Jan; supported by Steve). Outcome: approved.

2) Approve consent calendar (motion moved by George; supported by Tim). Outcome: approved.

3) Capital-improvement budget amendment: reduce capital-improvement allocation for central dispatch by $175,672.39 to reprioritize projects across a five-year plan (moved by George; supported by Steve). Outcome: approved.

4) Approve transition plan and ongoing finance services as summarized by staff (seconded by George). Outcome: approved.

5) Authorize purchase of animal-control pickup for $46,438 (moved by Steve; seconded by Tim). Outcome: approved.

6) Authorize application for a marijuana-operation and oversight grant (approximately $3,500) to obtain safe-storage bags for households with children (moved and seconded as recorded). Outcome: approved.

7) Approve sale of Lot 13 in county industrial park to Schultz Equipment at the advertised price of $12,000 per acre (moved by Steve; seconded by Jan). Outcome: approved.

8) Adjourn meeting (moved by Tim; seconded by George). Outcome: approved.

Ending: Minutes will reflect these votes and staff will implement follow-up actions described in each agenda item.