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Township approves minutes and bills; assessor previews budget draft and lease renewal

Cunningham Township Board · April 13, 2026
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Summary

The board approved meeting minutes and the February bills; the assessor said the office will submit a draft budget by May 2, that field work is underway, and that lease renewals at Lincoln Square Mall will continue under a 2025 resolution.

The Cunningham Township Board approved minutes from Jan. 12 and Feb. 9, 2026, and voted to approve town bills for February during its April 13 meeting.

Procedural votes: Trustee Gray moved to approve the minutes and Trustee Vernell seconded; the board voted in favor. Gray again moved and Vernell seconded the motion to approve the bills; the board voted to approve the February bills. Danielle presented the bills report and directed the board to a packet listing expenditures.

Financial details: Danielle told the board the packet includes a line-by-line list of expenditures. The supervisor and staff cited a total-expenditures figure of $462,261 in the meeting packet for February; some line items in the transcript appear garbled and may require verification against official financial records.

Assessor report: The assessor (name rendered in the transcript as Aana/Wana) said the assessor's office must submit a draft budget for the next fiscal year by May 2. The assessor said field work (measuring properties) is underway, staff will leave business cards or door hangers when visiting properties, and the assessor's office will proceed with six-month lease renewals at Lincoln Square Mall pursuant to a resolution passed in 2025 that authorized such renewals without separate board approval.

Next steps: The board took no additional formal action on budgets or leases at the meeting; the assessor encouraged board members to direct constituent questions about tax bills and property records to the assessor's office.