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Commissioners approve consent agenda, pass several resolutions and allow $26.2 million in claims

Ingham County Board of Commissioners · February 10, 2026
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Summary

The Ingham County Board approved a partial consent agenda, passed resolutions including a notice of intent to reimburse for a building project and an Intermountain Police Center reimbursement, made appointments, and approved claims totaling $26,165,964.30.

On Feb. 10 the Ingham County Board of Commissioners approved a partial consent agenda, adopted several resolutions and approved claims totaling $26,165,964.30.

The board adopted a partial consent agenda, excluding items requiring roll call. Item 10 — a resolution authorizing publication of a notice of intent to declare intent to reimburse for a building project — was moved and passed by voice vote. Item 21 (a resolution of intent to declare intent to reimburse for the Intermountain Police Center project) was pulled for roll call; the roll-call vote was recorded and the resolution passed.

Commissioners appointed Trisha Gehring to the jury board and appointed Commissioner Mayfield as vice chair of the Roadways ad hoc committee; both appointments were approved by voice vote.

The board considered item 18 (a human‑services grant/match discussed in a separate article) after a pulled consent item; following debate, that resolution passed on a voice vote despite recorded nays.

As part of regular business, the board received and accepted the treasurer’s report, and a motion to allow and pay claims in the amount of $26,165,964.30 was moved and approved.

No further business was brought before the board and the meeting was adjourned.