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White Cloud council approves $111,219 in February expenditures, OKs MEDC grant application and street reclassification
Summary
The White Cloud City Council adopted three resolutions March 3 approving February expenditures totaling $111,219.18, authorizing a Michigan Economic Development Corporation grant application and reclassifying two streets to pursue Act 51 funds for local infrastructure.
The White Cloud City Council on March 3 approved payroll and payable claims totaling $111,219.18 for February and adopted two additional measures to pursue grant and transportation funding. The council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 2026-09, which covered $42,405.67 in payroll and $68,813.51 in payable claims for the month.
The council also approved Resolution 2026-10, authorizing staff to submit a grant application to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). The motion to adopt the MEDC application resolution was made by Councilmember Jeff Murchison and seconded by Councilmember Candice Dault, and the roll call vote was recorded in favor by all members present.
Council adopted Resolution 2026-11 to reclassify Washington Street and Washington Court in the Industrial Park/Airport Acres from "local" to "major" within the White Cloud Street System. The reclassification is intended to allow the city to seek funds under Act 51, P.A. 1951, which governs state distributions for local road funding. The motion was made by Candice Dault and seconded by Damon Anuci and carried by unanimous vote.
Each resolution passed on recorded roll-call votes. The agenda item records provide the exact payroll and claims totals approved and indicate council support for pursuing state and MEDC funding opportunities to support local infrastructure and economic development projects. No member spoke against these three measures during the motions and votes.
