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Oscoda Township Board reviews fund budgets, ends work session early after loss of quorum

Oscoda Township Board · December 17, 2025
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Summary

At a Dec. 17 work session at Robert J. Parks Library, the Oscoda Township Board reviewed multiple fund budgets including police (207), fire (101-336 and 206), sewer (509) and water (591); discussion on the general fund (101) stopped because the board lacked a quorum and Supervisor Nicole Tregear moved to adjourn at 5:53 p.m.

The Oscoda Township Board met in a work session on Dec. 17, 2025, at Robert J. Parks Library to review township budget funds, but the meeting ended early after the board lost a quorum.

Supervisor Nicole Tregear called the meeting to order at 5:08 p.m. and Heather Tait served as clerk for the session. Roll call listed Ms. McGuire, Heather Tait, Mr. Cummings and Supervisor Nicole Tregear as present; Mr. Wygant, Mr. Linderman and Ms. Fortner were recorded as absent.

Board members discussed the Police Fund (207) and Police Staffing (211), noting the items for review but recording no motions or votes in the minutes excerpt. The Fire Department budget lines (101-336) and an equipment fund (206) were likewise discussed, as were the Sewer Fund (509) and the Water Fund (591). The minutes state that “discussion occurred” for those items; they do not record any formal actions in this excerpt.

Discussion of the General Fund (101) is explicitly noted as ending when the meeting lacked a quorum, and deliberations did not continue past that point in the transcript. Other agenda items listed on the minutes—Road Improvement (204), Old Orchard Park (509 and 403), Property Operation and Maintenance (236), Public Improvement/Cemetery (101-567), OWA/LDFA (250) and Library (271)—are on the agenda but the provided excerpt records no substantive decisions on those items.

Supervisor Nicole Tregear made a motion to adjourn at 5:53 p.m.; the minutes record the motion and the meeting’s end time but do not list a second or a vote tally in the excerpt. No future meeting date or next steps were included in the provided minutes.

The session primarily functioned as a budget review and did not produce recorded policy actions in the excerpted minutes.