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Bridgeport board approves Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority 2025 budget and objects to county foreclosed-property transfers

Bridgeport Charter Township Board · December 3, 2024
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Summary

The Bridgeport Charter Township Board unanimously approved Resolution R24-25 adopting the Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority 2025 budget and passed Resolution R24-26 objecting to transfers of Saginaw County foreclosed properties; both votes were 7-0. The board also confirmed bank-account changes for the new treasurer.

The Bridgeport Charter Township Board unanimously approved Resolution R24-25, adopting the Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority 2025 budget, and voted in favor of Resolution R24-26, objecting to the transfer of Saginaw County foreclosed properties.

Clerk Lee Carpenter reported that Chad Evans and Patrick Nelson were sworn into their offices on Nov. 20, 2024; Treasurer Patrick Nelson will replace Jim Secord on township bank accounts at Huntington, United Financial Credit Union, LPL Financial, Frankenmuth Credit Union and Michigan Class. Trustee Placher moved to approve the storm-water authority budget and Trustee Adams seconded; the motion carried with seven ayes and no nays. Trustee Placher then moved and Trustee Williams seconded the resolution objecting to foreclosed-property transfers; that motion also passed 7-0.

The minutes do not include the text of either resolution or budget figures beyond the resolutions’ titles. The board recorded its roll-call votes as unanimous on both measures. The approvals place the township among participating members supporting the Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority's 2025 funding plan and register the township’s formal objection to county handling of foreclosed properties, but the specific budget line items and the grounds of the county-transfer objection were not included in the minutes.

No public testimony or comments on these resolutions are recorded in the minutes. The board did not amend or table either resolution; both were approved during the Dec. 3 meeting. The next finance-related items on the agenda—year-end budget adjustments and the township's 2025 water and wastewater budgets—were scheduled for presentation at the Dec. 17 board meeting.