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Alpena County authorizes $117,000 in first-responder payments to municipalities for 2025

Alpena County Courts & Public Safety Committee · January 13, 2025
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Summary

The Courts & Public Safety Committee voted Jan. 13 to authorize quarterly distributions totaling $117,000 for 2025 to the city and townships listed in the committee materials; the motion passed on a roll-call vote.

The Alpena County Courts & Public Safety Committee on Jan. 13 authorized the county treasurer to disperse quarterly First Responder Call payments for 2025 totaling $117,000.

County Administrator Jesse Osmer presented the proposed distribution. The committee voted to authorize disbursement from line item #210-651-803.001 on a quarterly basis in 2025, allocating funds as follows: City of Alpena $50,000; Charter Township of Alpena $39,000; Green Township $6,000; Hubbard Lake Township $3,000; Long Rapids Township $4,000; Maple Ridge Township $3,000; Sanborn Township $6,000; Wilson Township $6,000.

The motion to approve the distribution was made by Commissioner Dan Ludlow and supported by Commissioner Bill LaHaie. A roll-call vote recorded Commissioners LaHaie, Ludlow, Kozlowski, and Chair Lucille Bray voting aye; no nays were recorded.

Why it matters: These allocations set the county-managed distribution schedule for first-responder support in 2025 and route funds to multiple municipal jurisdictions.

What happens next: The Treasurer will disperse payments quarterly per the authorized schedule.