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Network Northwest and Benzie-Leelanau Health Department present 2023 annual reports to Benzie County commissioners

Benzie County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Network Northwest and the Benzie-Leelanau Health Department presented their 2023 annual reports to the Benzie County board on June 25, highlighting services and planned local activities including an emergency communications tower groundbreaking and public CERT training.

At the June 25 Benzie County Board of Commissioners meeting, Network Northwest and the Benzie-Leelanau Health Department delivered their 2023 annual reports and summarized services the organizations provide to county residents.

Janie McNabb, chief executive officer of Network Northwest, presented the organization's work supporting economic development and regional services available to Benzie County, provided a handout and answered commissioners' questions about county programs and broadband/fiber deployment efforts.

Health Officer Daniel Thorell and Michelle Klein, director of personal health, presented the Benzie-Leelanau Health Department's 2023 annual report. They reviewed county public-health activities and fielded questions from commissioners. The department highlighted recent responses and ongoing programs serving Benzie County residents.

Earlier in the meeting, Emergency Management official Rebecca Hubers gave a related update on planned summer events and emergency-preparedness activities. Hubers said a multi-agency response exercise took place June 14 at Homestead Hills, the Emergency Communications Tower groundbreaking is scheduled for July 16 in Frankfort, and CERT volunteer training will be opened to the public on Aug. 14.

Both presentations were described as informational; no formal board action was required.