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Oscoda County board appoints District 3 commissioner, approves several personnel moves

Oscoda County Board of Commissioners · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The board accepted a resignation, appointed Linda Jagiello to the District 3 seat through November 2026, acknowledged multiple hires and terminations (motor pool, jury board, seasonal park staff, trial court clerk) and delegated committee representation for materials management.

The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of Ms. Jackie Bondar and appointed Linda Jagiello to fill the District 3 vacancy until the November 2026 election under MCL 46.412. The appointment (motion 2026-086) passed by roll-call vote.

The board acknowledged termination of Motor Pool Supervisor Chris Fuhr (motion 2026-084) and approved hiring Mr. Rod Marsh as a temporary, part-time motor pool employee at $25.00 per hour (motion 2026-085); the motion included a budget amendment for the hire. The board also appointed Sherry Marsh to the Jury Board for a six-year term beginning May 1, 2026 (motion 2026-087) and approved the seasonal re-hire of Richard Mailhot at the Oscoda County Park (motion 2026-088).

In court staffing, the board acknowledged hiring Brianna Bushre as a full-time Trial Court Clerk, eligible for county benefits (motion 2026-089). For intergovernmental representation, Commissioner Ted Handrich was appointed as Oscoda County’s guaranteed representative to the five-county Materials Management Planning Committee (motion 2026-090), and County Administrator Michelle Knepp was authorized to act on Handrich’s behalf for committee matters (motion 2026-091).

Newly appointed Commissioner Linda Jagiello addressed the board during public comment to thank members for the appointment; a local business owner, Peter Malan, introduced himself as a candidate for the board vacancy. All recorded board personnel motions carried unanimously where roll-call tallies were recorded.