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Board approves installation of gate at Oscoda County Park main entrance for off-season security

Oscoda County Board of Commissioners · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The Board authorized installation of a main-gate for off-season security at Oscoda County Park at a cost not to exceed $500; the motion was carried unanimously.

The Oscoda County Board approved installation of a gate at the main entrance to Oscoda County Park for off-season security, authorizing expenditure up to $500 and amending the budget accordingly. The motion (2026-181) carried on a 5-0 roll-call vote.

Park Manager Jim Vance requested the security measure. The minutes record: "A motion to approve the installation of a gate at the main entrance of the Oscoda County Park for off season security at an expense up to $500, and so amend the budget," moved by Tom McCauley and seconded by Joe Breaugh. The minutes do not include vendor details or a construction timeline; the Board limited the authorized expense to $500.