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Commissioners approve resolution raising process concerns about Camp Grayling land expansion
Summary
The board approved Draft Resolution 2024‑38 expressing opposition to aspects of the process for increased state land acquisition related to Camp Grayling; commissioners clarified the motion was not an objection to Camp Grayling itself.
Commissioner Robert Baldwin moved to approve Draft Resolution 2024‑38 expressing opposition to increased state land for Camp Grayling. Commissioner James Sweet supported the motion; Baldwin emphasized the resolution addresses concerns about the approval process rather than opposing Camp Grayling’s mission. The motion passed by consensus with no recorded opposition.
The minutes record this as a procedural objection to how the state is acquiring or designating land for Camp Grayling rather than a substantive challenge to the facility. The resolution number and the board’s clarification were recorded, but the minutes do not include the text of the resolution or next steps for filing the resolution with state authorities.
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