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Gladwin council approves warrants, returns school tennis courts, accepts police chief retirement and OKs WWTP repair
Summary
At its Aug. 18 meeting the Gladwin City Council approved financial warrants totaling $1.29 million, approved a quitclaim deed returning tennis courts to Gladwin Community School, accepted Police Chief Eric Killian’s retirement, and authorized a Wastewater Treatment Plant gearbox repair quote.
The Gladwin City Council on Aug. 18 approved routine financial warrants and several administrative actions, returned property to a local school and accepted the police chief’s retirement during a 51-minute meeting at Gladwin City Hall.
Council Member Platt summarized the Ways and Means Committee before Council Member Caffrey moved — and Council Member Darlington seconded — approval of warrants dated Aug. 5–Aug. 18, 2025 totaling $1,294,797.77, payroll for Aug. 6 of $40,057.38 and council payroll of $2,078.54. The measure passed seven to one.
Clerk Marietta Andrist explained that a quitclaim deed will convey property back to…
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