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Trustees approve consent items, marine patrol agreement, concert alcohol license and authorize fire‑engine contract assignment

Waterford Township Board of Trustees
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Summary

At the May 27 Waterford Township meeting trustees approved the consent agenda, an administrative ordinance amendment, a 2025–27 marine patrol services resolution, a concerts-in-the-park alcohol sales agreement and authorized assignment of a fire-engine purchase contract to Reliant Fire; they also moved to a closed session on pending litigation.

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Trustees at the May 27 meeting cleared several routine and procurement items in a series of roll‑call votes.

The board approved the consent agenda, which included the May 12, 2025 meeting minutes and the treasurer’s April 2025 report. The board then approved an administrative ordinance amendment related to retirement administration (Ordinance 2025‑01).

Trustees voted to approve a 2025–2027 marine patrol services resolution with the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office to continue marine patrol coverage on township waters. The board also approved the 2025 concerts‑in‑the‑park alcohol sales license/agreement.

On procurement, Fire Chief (speaker 7) reported that the local Pierce dealer (Halt/Holt Fire) was acquired by Reliant Fire. The board authorized the supervisor and fire chief to sign assignment contracts transferring the existing Pierce engine order and associated responsibilities to Reliant Fire, with trustees noting no change to price, delivery or specifications.

Near the end of the meeting, trustees approved a motion to go into closed session to consult with township counsel regarding litigation and settlement strategy in ALC Leasing LLC, et al. v. Teter Township of Waterford.

The votes recorded in the meeting transcript were affirmative for the listed items; the meeting did not record any roll‑call “no” votes for these agenda items.