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Calhoun County board approves agenda, minutes, consent items and claims payable; small discrepancies noted in record
Summary
At its June 4 meeting the Calhoun County Board of Commissioners approved the meeting agenda, May 21 minutes, a consent agenda that included a public-health fee change and an engineering reimbursement, and a claims-payable listing; the transcript records two different claims totals and does not specify which is correct.
The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners handled routine business and approved several resolutions during a brief June 4 meeting in Marshall.
The board approved the meeting agenda (Res.068-2026) after a motion by Commissioner Al Morehart and a second from Commissioner Matt Saxton. The May 21 meeting minutes were approved on a motion by Commissioner Gary Tompkins with a second from Commissioner Dan Strowbridge (Res.069-2026).
The consent agenda (Res.070-2026) passed on a voice vote and included a Calhoun County Public Health Department fee schedule addition to cover sports physicals and a CCRD engineering reimbursement.
Commissioner Monique French provided highlights from the Summit Pointe Board meeting held June 2 in Battle Creek.
Administrator/Controller Kelli Scott told the board the Calhoun County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) Board and the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority (BRA) Board "met" and that the BRA Board approved its bylaws; Scott said both boards recommended a new member for appointment by the Board of Commissioners in July. The statement appears in the June 4 meeting record as spoken by Scott; the transcript does not clarify the date reference in relation to the June 4 session.
The board approved a claims payable listing recorded in the resolution text as $14,451,065.52 (Res.072-2026). The top of the meeting record/heading also contains a different figure ($17,451,065.52); the meeting transcript does not specify which total is correct. The claims-payable motion was moved by Commissioner Dominic Oo and seconded by Commissioner Matt Saxton and carried on a roll call vote (YES — King, French, Morehart, Oo, Strowbridge, Saxton, Tompkins).
Chair Derek King adjourned the meeting at 7:07 p.m.
