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Commissioner reports on speed‑limit monitoring, transit funding and county administrator resignation

Berrien County Board of Health · January 7, 2026
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Summary

BOC liaison Commissioner Robert Harrison reported speed‑limit monitoring is awaiting a response from the Michigan State Police, TCATA funding discussions continue with possible termination Oct. 1, and County Administrator Brian Dissette has resigned with Mike Sepic serving as interim.

Commissioner Robert Harrison, the Board of Commissioners liaison, updated the Board of Health on several county matters. He said speed‑limit monitoring is "waiting on Michigan State Police, no responses," that TCATA funding discussions are ongoing and that funding could be terminated Oct. 1, and that County Administrator Brian Dissette has resigned and will go to Ottawa County; Mike Sepic has been recruited to serve as interim.

The report was informational and no board action was recorded. Harrison's update tied county transportation and administrative staffing matters to ongoing interagency coordination and funding decisions.