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Three Rivers City Commission — votes at a glance (Jan. 20, 2026)
Summary
At its Jan. 20 meeting the Three Rivers City Commission approved the agenda and minutes, adopted a budget amendment, approved a compost-grinder reimbursement, placed a property-transfer resolution on file for 30 days, approved two appointments, and approved the consent agenda; all motions carried unanimously.
The Three Rivers City Commission conducted a series of routine and financial actions during its Jan. 20 meeting. All recorded motions carried unanimously.
Key actions: - Approved the meeting agenda (motion by First District Commissioner Pat Dane; second Torrey Brown). - Adopted the Jan. 6, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Pat Dane; second by Steven Haigh). - Adopted FY 2025–2026 Budget Amendment 2 and authorized the Director of Finance & Administration to implement the stated budget changes (motion by At-Large Commissioner Torrey Brown; second by Second District Commissioner Steven Haigh). - Approved a reimbursement/payment of $28,331.24 from the solid waste fund for compost-grinder repair, including payment to the City of Coldwater for reimbursement and a 25% shared invoice payment (motion by First District Commissioner Pat Dane; second by At-Large Commissioner Torrey Brown). - Placed a resolution on file for 30 days regarding transfer of 124 Middle St. (parcel 051—410-024-00) to the Three Rivers Housing Development Corporation (TRHDC) (motion by At-Large Commissioner Lucas Allen; second by Steven Haigh). - Approved the consent agenda as presented (motion by Pat Dane; second by Steven Haigh). - Appointed Sarah McCarthy to the Zoning Board of Appeals (term to expire 03/01/2029) and Naomi Medeiros to the Historic District Commission (term to expire 03/01/2028) (motions by Pat Dane; second by Steven Haigh).
The meeting record includes presentations (a 25-year service certificate to James Ballard and the FY 2024–2025 audit report presented by Lauren Chatterton of Gaibridge Company) but does not show recorded dissent or roll-call vote details beyond ‘carried unanimously.’ The minutes do not provide implementation timelines or contract numbers for the listed actions.
