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Chief Layman reports vandalism, introduces new hire and gets approval to replace 25-year-old radio tower
Summary
Police Chief Ryan Layman said MDOT declined a stoplight at the Grand Beach entrance, introduced new hire Brendan Stadler, reported vandalism of 12 trees at Stop 40 and secured Council approval to buy a $2,540 replacement radio base station.
At the March 14 meeting, Police Chief Ryan Layman updated the Council on several operational items. He told the Council that the Michigan Department of Transportation will not install a stoplight at the Grand Beach entrance off Highway 12 and will revisit the intersection in five years. Layman introduced new hire Brendan Stadler, who will attend the police academy in May and replace Officer Jamie Flick, who retired.
Layman also reported vandalism of 12 trees on Village property at Stop 40 and asked residents to contact the department with any information. He said the department's radio base station, required by the State, "is no longer working after 25 years" and asked to purchase a replacement for $2,540; Tim McCarthy moved to approve the purchase, Mike Mumper seconded, and the motion passed.
