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Board approves contracts, grant allocations and equipment purchases including medical examiner fee increase and AEDs
Summary
Commissioners approved a contractual per‑case fee increase for the Mid‑Michigan Medical Examiner Group, a Public Defender agreement, a MAC Administrator contract, the Sheriff's request to purchase 13 AEDs, and the Older Persons and Youth & Recreation grant allocation packages.
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At its Oct. 30 meeting, the Alpena County Board of Commissioners approved several departmental contracts, grant allocations and equipment purchases.
Administrator Jesse Osmer presented a request from the Mid‑Michigan Medical Examiner Group to increase investigator per‑case fees by $498 effective with the 2026 calendar year; the board approved the contractual increase. The board also approved a Public Defender agreement with the Northeast Michigan Regional Public Defender's Office totaling $868,364.05 for the year and a MAC Administrator agreement with Bill Pfeifer for $20,280.
The Courts & Public Safety Committee had recommended approval of the Sheriff's request to purchase 13 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and a trainer at an approximate cost of $28,000 to equip patrol vehicles, marine units and add an AED at the jail; funding will come from the Ambulance Millage Fund. Commissioners approved the purchase.
Committee chairs presented recommended grant allocations: the Older Persons Committee’s recommendations (most requests funded at 95% or more) and the Youth & Recreation Committee’s allocations, which funded $483,549 of $589,914 requested and included a $75,000 contingency for mini‑grants. Both allocation packages were approved.
The board also approved moving certain consent items (including advancing consideration for sale of the former Boys & Girls Club pending attorney review and confirmation of no county cleanup obligation) as listed on the consent calendar.
