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Board approves multiple resolutions and grants, adds Disability Pride Month to agenda
Summary
The Genesee County Board approved several routine and policy items including funding for the Gus Macker tournament, the 2025–2029 consolidated plan, a $1,030,000 Mott Foundation grant for non-motorized trails, a $100,000 Ally Challenge sponsorship, finance items including $9.4M in paid bills and contract extensions, and a resolution recognizing July 2025 as Disability Pride Month after an add‑on and roll-call vote.
At its June 10 meeting the Genesee County Board of Commissioners approved a series of resolutions and administrative items in a sequence of committee reports and roll-call votes.
Community Economic Development - The board approved funding for the 51st Gus Macker tournament after a motion to support was recorded (SEG 1061–1070). The motion carried with no recorded opposition. - The board approved the 2025–2029 Genesee County consolidated plan (SEG 1071–1081). - The board accepted a $1,030,000 grant award from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation to support construction of non-motorized trails in Grand Blanc Township, the City of Fenton and the City of Burton; the budget for the grant was attached to the resolution (SEG 1082–1095). - Commissioners approved an agreement with the Ally Challenge for $100,000 to sponsor the golf tournament in 2025 and 2026 ($50,000 per year), to be…
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