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FLRSB elects officers, designates bank signatories and approves auditor engagement
Summary
The FireKeepers Local Revenue Sharing Board elected Greg Moore chair and Derek King vice chair, designated all officers as bank signatories, approved the 2025 administrative services agreement, and engaged the 2024 auditor at a proposed fee of $5,200.
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The FireKeepers Local Revenue Sharing Board on March 6 elected a slate of officers for 2025, designated bank signatories, approved its 2025 meeting schedule and administrative services agreement, and approved engaging the 2024 auditor at a proposed fee of $5,200.
Member Derek King moved, and Member Scott Wolfersberger seconded, to elect Greg Moore as Chair, Derek King as Vice Chair, Scott Wolfersberger as Secretary and Ariel Boonstra as Treasurer for 2025; the Board approved the slate by voice vote. After the election, Greg Moore chaired the remainder of the meeting.
Kelli Scott, Calhoun County Administrator/Controller, recommended the annual formal designation of check signers required by the bank; the Board appointed all officers (Moore, King, Boonstra, Wolfersberger) as 2025 bank signatories by voice vote. The Board also approved a 2025 meeting schedule (March 6, May 8 and June 17 at 9:00 a.m.) and a 2025 Administrative Services Agreement that County Administration said mirrors the prior year with no change in fee.
On audit services, Scott said the proposed cost to engage the 2024 auditor would increase to $5,200. The Board approved the audit engagement by motion (moved by Member King, seconded by Member Boonstra) with a voice vote recorded as carried. The meeting adjourned at 9:25 a.m.; the next meeting is scheduled for May 8, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. in Administrative Conference Room 3-700 of the Calhoun County Building, Marshall.
All motions in the record were approved by voice vote; the minutes do not record roll-call vote totals.
