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Bay County Board passes a slate of routine resolutions and appointments on Nov. 18
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Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Bay County Board approved a long consent list of resolutions, agreements and appointments — including contracts for medical examiner, Delta Dental, YAP, childcare funding plan, MSU veterinary program agreement, various staffing and lease agreements, and payables — and made two appointments to the Bay County Building Authority.
The Bay County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of resolutions and administrative actions at its Nov. 18 meeting. Most items were considered in a consent-like sequence with motions and voice votes; the transcript records motions, seconds and votes but generally limited discussion.
Notable items approved include (resolution numbers as read into the record): a Veterans Month recognition (2025-206); Fiscal Year HSGP grant for the sheriff's office (2025-207); a professional liability insurance agreement (2025-208); CASA contract renewal (2025-209); the childcare fund annual plan and budget (2025-210); YAP contract renewal (2025-211); marijuana operation and oversight grant (2025-212); certified lactation consultant agreement (2025-213); corrected Eagle Grant resolution (2025-214); medical examiner RFQ (2025-215); My Community Dental Centers agreement renewal (2025-216); MDARD welfare grant (2025-217); MSU veterinary community medicine program agreement (2025-218); purchase of service agreement (2025-219); township site agreements (2025-220); Snack Chef lease for 2026–2028 seasons (2025-221); Medicare Advantage contract renewal (2025-222); Covenant Occupational Health contract (2025-223); Delta Dental contract (2025-224); employee healthcare contribution rates (2025-225); legal and bail-type contract (2025-226); payables (2025-227); and MRMA renewal (2025-228). The board also took action on additional items later in the meeting (resolutions 2025-229 through 2025-237) covering reports, donations acceptance, juvenile home administration transfer, opioid settlement transfers, downtown development authority revenue sharing, 9-1-1 staffing model, WEX participation, vendor agreements and buildings-and-grounds contracts.
The board appointed Scott Doyen and Dennis (transcript spelling varies) to the Bay County Building Authority for six-year terms, following roll-call style nominations and a final motion to appoint.
Where the transcript lists a resolution number but no detailed terms, this summary records the resolution number as read in the meeting; the meeting record does not always include the full contract language or dollar amounts for each item. For full details, see the official resolutions and contract documents on the county clerk's docket.
