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Sen. John Damoose meets Pellston council to discuss PFAS, water updates and local road safety
Summary
Sen. John Damoose and his deputy Dakota Baker attended the Sept. 9 Pellston council meeting to discuss PFAS and water‑system updates, equipment costs and local road conditions including a possible caution light at US‑31 and Mill Street.
Sen. John Damoose and Dakota Baker, his deputy chief of staff, attended the Village of Pellston Council meeting on Sept. 9 and raised several infrastructure concerns, the council minutes state. Topics discussed included PFAS and water‑system updates, the costs of plow and fire trucks, road conditions on Mill Street and Robinson Road, and a possible caution light at the intersection of US‑31 and Mill Street.
The minutes record the visit and the topics discussed but do not show any formal action or commitment by the council or the senator at the meeting. President Jim Gillett led presentation of local needs and later reviewed Trailhead conceptual drawings by architect Dave O’Neil; Gillett noted the Department of Natural Resources must approve plans and that the project will be bid in December.
No quotes or follow‑up deadlines related to Sen. Damoose’s visit are recorded in the minutes. The entry is recorded as attendance and discussion only in the official record.
