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Caseville council approves $67,218 in transfers, $361,297 in invoices; approves event permit and appointments
Summary
The council approved third-quarter budget transfers of $67,218.63 and invoices totaling $361,297.33, re-appointed Jill Rogers to the DDA, adopted a federal internal controls policy and authorized an event at 6815 Main St. on May 30, 2026 with up to four food vendors at a reduced vendor fee of $100 each.
At its April 13, 2026 meeting, the Caseville City Council approved several administrative and fiscal actions, each by unanimous 5-0 votes. The council authorized Resolution #2026-19 to make third-quarter budget transfers totaling $67,218.63 (moved by Councilmember John Tait, seconded by Jacob Kretzschmer) and approved Resolution #2026-20 to pay invoices totaling $361,297.33 (moved by Darin Sprague, seconded by Jeff Hervert) on a roll-call vote.
The council also re-appointed Jill Rogers to the Caseville Downtown Development Authority (term expiration 4/30, motion by John Tait, second by Darin Sprague), adopted a federal internal controls policy (motion by Darin Sprague, second by John Tait), and approved Resolution #2026-21 to allow Traci Ens to host an event at 6815 Main St. on May 30, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with up to four food vendors permitted at a reduced fee of $100 each; the resolution specified that the permit would not count toward the vendors’ two-per-year permit limit. That event motion was moved by John Tait and seconded by Darin Sprague and passed on a roll-call vote 5-0.
During the reports section, DPW Supervisor Troy Hartz said crews are implementing a temporary pretreatment fix at the water plant, continuing inspection of water lines under a lead service grant, and discharging lagoons. City Manager Jamie Learman said the city is still waiting on numbers for a proposed connection to the Bad Axe water line in Kinde. Police Chief Deborah Hopkins said the town is getting busier. In public comment, Scott Maust noted upcoming millage requests for the August and November ballots; Clyde Campbell said he had observed soft water outside the intake bed.
Votes at a glance: - Resolution #2026-19 (third-quarter budget transfers): $67,218.63 — mover: John Tait; second: Jacob Kretzschmer; outcome: approved 5-0. - Resolution #2026-20 (invoices paid through 4-10-2026): $361,297.33 — mover: Darin Sprague; second: Jeff Hervert; outcome: approved 5-0. - Motion to re-appoint Jill Rogers to the Downtown Development Authority (term expires 4/30): mover: John Tait; second: Darin Sprague; outcome: approved 5-0. - Motion to adopt federal internal controls policy: mover: Darin Sprague; second: John Tait; outcome: approved 5-0. - Resolution #2026-21 (event permit for Traci Ens at 6815 Main St., May 30, 2026): mover: John Tait; second: Darin Sprague; outcome: approved 5-0; up to four food vendors at $100 each, not counting toward the two-per-year permit limit.
The meeting record shows no public opposition to these measures. The minutes do not specify timelines for expenditure of the transferred funds or further conditions tied to the event permit.
