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Board approves placement of naloxone box; potential property purchase stalls

Glen Arbor Township Board · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Trustees voted unanimously to place a Naloxone distribution box on Lake Street near the public restroom/garden facility; Supervisor Laureto reported the Martins declined the township's buy/sell agreement and Trustee Hawley suggested a ballot sinking-fund proposal for future maintenance.

During unfinished business the board revisited a previously agreed placement for a Naloxone distribution box and approved a motion by Clerk Pam Laureto, supported by Trustee Bob Hawley, to install the box on Lake Street near the public restroom/garden facility; the motion carried unanimously.

Supervisor Tom Laureto informed the board that the Martins did not accept the township's buy/sell agreement for a potential property purchase. Trustee Bob Hawley read an email from the township realtor and recommended the board consider a ballot proposal to create a sinking fund to address future maintenance needs. A member of the public told the board it was "a blessing" that the Martins rejected the agreement and said creating a sinking fund would be a good use of money.