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Board approves infrastructure grant pass-through and new aging program administrator position

Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners · June 3, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a pass-through infrastructure grant to reimburse a completed road project and voted to create an aging program administrator position in the Office of Aging Services after discussion; the single-reading personnel item passed despite one commissioner’s stated opposition.

During single-reading consideration of multiple resolutions, the board approved an infrastructure grant that the county will pass through to reimburse a completed road project. Deputy Administrator Andrew Duluth said the county would act as a pass-through and did not expect long-term custody of the funds.

The board also debated and approved (on single reading) a resolution to create an aging program administrator position within the Office of Aging Services. Shannon (from the office) described the role as operationally focused—managing five current staff and senior-nutrition services—and said it will support the aging resource center and program implementation. One commissioner said they could not support adding another administrator and voted no; the motion carried after discussion and roll-call votes.