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Board approves mix of grants, law‑enforcement and consulting contracts; tables and later approves safety services agreement
Summary
Sanilac commissioners approved grants and several contracts — including a $50,000 election infrastructure grant acceptance, a homeland security subrecipient agreement, law enforcement services to the Village of Applegate, a Brownfield consulting contract and later approved a safety and security professional services agreement after clarifying contract dates.
During the Nov. 19 meeting the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners approved multiple grant acceptances and contract awards and handled a separate safety services agreement after an initial tabling for clarification.
The board accepted a $50,000 2024 election infrastructure grant aimed at expanding security, storage and technology for elections. It approved a homeland security grant subrecipient agreement and a non‑expiry law enforcement services agreement between the Village of Applegate and the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office. The board also awarded a consulting contract to Fleiss and Vanderbrink for the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority to provide technical assistance, training and policy review.
The board tabled FA176‑24 initially to clarify contract dates and later added 2026 to the contract term after staff confirmed the sheriff’s office had the contract in to sign; the board then approved a professional services agreement for safety and security services between the county and the Community Mental Health Authority effective Oct. 1, 2024 through Sept. 30, 2026, and authorized the chairman to sign. These items carried on voice votes; the transcript reflects procedural discussion about contract dates but no recorded roll‑call tallies.
