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Interim administrator: parks award, snowplow complaint ticketed, K‑pep to relocate services
Summary
Interim Administrator Mike Sepic told the board Feb. 26 that a resident complaint about lawn damage from a county snowplow has a ticket open for repair, the Parks Department received a 2026 Great Lakes Park Facility Award for the Silver Beach County Park Playground Project, and K‑pep will stop operating within Berrien County while continuing services from other regional locations.
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Interim Administrator Mike Sepic updated the board on three operational items. He said a ticket has been created to address a resident report that a county snowplow damaged a lawn; the resident complaint had been received by the clerk earlier in the meeting. Sepic also announced the Parks Department won a 2026 Great Lakes Park Facility Award for the Silver Beach County Park Playground Project. Finally, he told the board that K‑pep will be leaving Berrien County but will continue to provide services from other regional offices in Kalamazoo, Muskegon and Calhoun counties.
Sepic’s report was presented as the Administrator’s Report during the meeting; no formal board action was recorded in the minutes on these operational items. The board was referred to departmental follow-up (snowplow ticket to address damage and standard notifications about K‑pep’s service change).
