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Votes at a glance: Oscoda County Board approves contracts, hires and partnerships
Summary
At its Dec. 10 meeting the Oscoda County Board approved multiple routine motions including contract renewals for fiber and IT services, acknowledgement of a library board resignation, EMS partnership with MY Michigan, a contingent EMT hire, and sale of an airport dump truck; vote tallies were recorded where provided.
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The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners recorded and approved a series of routine motions at its Dec. 10 meeting. Key actions included:
- Acknowledged resignation of Michael Benefiel from the Oscoda County District Library Board, effective Dec. 31, 2024 (motion carried).
- Acknowledged a partnership between Oscoda County EMS and MY Michigan to establish a satellite location for EMS classes beginning Feb. 2025 (motion carried).
- Acknowledged hiring of Ryan Daly as a contingent EMT effective Dec. 5, 2024, at a starting wage of $15.83 per hour and not eligible for county benefits; the board amended the budget accordingly (motion carried).
- Acknowledged the resignation of AJ Welser as Veterans Affairs director effective Nov. 21, 2024, and voted to advertise and hire a full-time Veterans Affairs director (salary commensurate with experience; benefits eligible) (motion carried).
- Accepted sealed bids for a 1993 Ford dump truck (VIN#1FDYK90T7PVA33890) at the Dennis Kauffman Memorial Airport; the board awarded the vehicle to the selected bidder Mr. Goodrich and directed proceeds to the airport 295 budget (motion carried).
- Renewed the ASVCMH/Wellvance fiber sharing sublease agreement with AuSable Valley Community Mental Health Services for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2025 (motion carried).
- Renewed the 1010 Technology Center Inc. technical services contract effective Jan. 1, 2025–Dec. 31, 2026 (motion carried).
The motions were mostly routine and carried on roll-call votes where recorded; the board did not take controversial positions on these items during the meeting. The meeting minutes list specific motion identifiers and vote records for each item.
