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Delta County board appoints opioid task force member, approves bills and courthouse RFP
Summary
The board appointed Carly Freiling to an opioid task force, authorized payment of claims, deferred the equalization presentation to the next meeting, and approved an RFP for courthouse ADA entrance improvements.
The Delta County Board of Commissioners approved several routine but consequential items at its April 21 meeting.
Appointment: The board appointed Carly Freiling (Freiling) to an opioid task force vacancy after a motion and voice vote. Commissioners noted Freiling’s affiliation with Catholic Social Services of the U.P. and directed the recording secretary to add her to task-force documentation once her oath of office is received.
Claims and finance: The county clerk recommended payment of presented claims and the board moved to pay the bills; roll-call votes indicated unanimous approval. Commissioner expense reimbursement of $186.85 was included in the claims.
Equalization report: The county’s 2026 equalization report presentation by Charlice Northrop was deferred to the next meeting at her request so she could present in person; the board voted to table the presentation.
Procurement: Building and Grounds brought an RFP for reconstruction and ADA upgrades to the Delta County Courthouse (310 Ludington St.) covering main and west entrances. The board approved issuing the RFP with proposals due May 1 at 1 p.m.
Why it matters: The appointments and financial votes ensure continuity of operations and enable major facility upgrades to proceed through competitive procurement. The equalization report deferral preserves the opportunity for in-person presentation.
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