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At a glance: key Gladwin County board votes and appointments Feb. 25, 2025
Summary
The board approved consent-agenda amendments, committee appointments (Animal Shelter), opened Medical Examiner RFP bids for April, and appointed Commissioner Visnaw to a Zoning Board seat. Multiple routine training and travel authorizations also carried.
At its Feb. 25 meeting, the Gladwin County Board of Commissioners recorded multiple formal motions and appointments summarized here.
Consent agenda: The board amended the consent agenda to add authorization for the Chair to sign a Waiver of Conflict (paragraph 13 C) and approved the consent agenda (motion by Commissioner Tami O'Donnell, supported by Commissioner Alan Donaldson).
Animal Shelter Committee: Five volunteers — Marietta Sprott, Pam Cingano, Nicole Plude, Sandi Kulik and Lynn Wright — were appointed to the Animal Shelter Committee. Terms were staggered alphabetically by first name so two members (Wright and Sprott) have one-year terms and three members have two-year terms beginning March 1, 2025 (motion by Commissioner Mike Visnaw, supported by Commissioner O'Donnell).
Medical Examiner RFP: The board approved opening Medical Examiner RFP bids at the first meeting in April (motion by Commissioner Visnaw, supported by Commissioner Winarski).
Zoning Board of Appeals: The board accepted Rick Grove's voluntary resignation and appointed Commissioner Mike Visnaw to the Zoning Board of Appeals (motion by Commissioner Winarski, supported by Commissioner Donaldson).
Other motions recorded in the minutes included approvals for travel and training (dispatch and clerk conference), adoption of a Sugar Springs lake-level note resolution, and authorization for the chair to sign a waiver related to Heartland by‑laws. The minutes show the motions passed by voice or roll-call vote as noted; where roll calls were recorded the minutes list unanimous support.
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