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Ontonagon County commissioners approve ARPA amendment, contracts, tax forms and routine business in unanimous vote

Ontonagon County Board of Commissioners · June 17, 2025
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Summary

At its June 17 meeting the board approved a $61,958.55 ARPA budget amendment for courthouse repairs, a $19,800 remonumentation contract, a free 60-day license-plate-reader trial, tax levies/forms and other routine items; all motions passed 5-0.

Ontonagon County commissioners on June 17 handled a slate of routine business and several finance and contract approvals, voting unanimously on each item.

The board approved Budget Amendment No. 2025-03 to move $61,958.55 of ARPA/CARES funds into courthouse building repair and maintenance (account 101-265-932.000). The amendment was requested by Stacy C. Preiss, described in the meeting record as Chief Administrative Officer and County Clerk, and carried 5-0.

Commissioners also approved a Remonumentation proposal from Timberline Land Surveying for $19,800 to reset 11 corners in Bergland, and approved the county’s L-4029 forms to levy summer and winter taxes and the 2025 L-4046 taxable values; the board authorized the summer tax levy. The board approved participation in a 60-day free trial of license plate reader cameras made available through the Stonegarden grant after the undersheriff requested the trial; the undersheriff’s name was not recorded in the meeting minutes.

The board approved a laptop purchase for Prosecutor Perhalla ($1,491.38), set special budget-session dates in July, August and September, and authorized overnight travel for Stacy Preiss and Haley Rasmussen to attend the MACC summer conference for a cost of $1,790.79. Bills, prepaid bills and payroll were approved as presented, with bills and payroll totaling $348,947.24 and prepaids totaling $104,633.44. The meeting adjourned at 4:36 p.m.

All votes recorded in the minutes show 5-0 roll call approvals. No opposed or amended motions were recorded in the meeting minutes for the items listed above.