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Mendon Township sets March 3 public hearing on budget amendments and proposes 3.5% pay increase for elected officials
Summary
Mendon Township Treasurer Jan Griffith told the board the March 3 meeting will include public hearings on two 2025–26 budget amendments and presentation of the 2026–27 budget, which includes a proposed 3.5% salary increase for elected officials effective on checks dated April 1, 2026.
Jan Griffith, Mendon Township treasurer, told the board on Feb. 10 that it will hold a public hearing at its March 3, 2026 meeting to consider two budget amendments for the 2025–26 fiscal year (General Fund and Library Fund) and to present the proposed 2026–27 budget for approval. Griffith said the proposed 2026–27 budget includes a 3.5% increase in elected officials’ salaries, to take effect on checks dated April 1, 2026.
The announcement came during the meeting’s new-business discussion. The board did not take a vote on the budget or the salary change at the Feb. 10 meeting; the matters will be considered at the March 3 public hearing. Members and residents will have an opportunity to comment at that hearing per the township’s public-comment rules.
The treasurer’s announcement identifies the hearing date and the specific budget items to be addressed; the minutes do not record additional details about projected dollar amounts, funding sources, or whether the pay increase applies to all elected positions, which will be clarified in the March 3 presentation.
