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Board adopts policies, funds freshwater trails and places 911 millage on ballot
Summary
The board adopted an updated acceptable-use policy, authorized a $25,000 allocation to a freshwater trails fund, approved acreage/valuation certifications, and passed a resolution to submit a 1.0‑mill 911 renewal to the August primary ballot.
The Roscommon County Board approved several formal actions during its session. Commissioners adopted an updated acceptable‑use policy covering county electronic information systems after a roll-call vote. They also moved to allocate $25,000 from the economic development special projects fund to create a freshwater trails fund for kiosks, brochures and annual upkeep; the board discussed oversight and indicated the county will manage disbursements, with the chamber acting as a conduit for brochure production.
The board authorized signatures for acreage and valuation statements required by the state and adopted resolution 2026‑04‑01 to certify equalized acreage and valuations. Separately, commissioners approved resolution 2026‑04‑02 to submit a 1.0‑mill renewal for comprehensive 911 emergency telephone and central-dispatch operations to the August 4, 2026 primary election; staff estimated first-year revenue of about $1.88 million if approved by voters.
