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Kalkaska County approves emergency manager and local law-enforcement agreements

Kalkaska County Board of Commissioners · August 13, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a contract for Emergency Manager services with Frederick Township (10-1-2025 through 9-3-2027) and agreements providing law-enforcement services to Rapid River Township and Forest Area Schools. All three motions were recorded as consensus with no opposition.

Kalkaska County commissioners approved multiple intergovernmental agreements during their Aug. 13, 2025, Committee of the Whole meeting, including a contract to provide Emergency Manager services to Frederick Township and two law-enforcement service agreements.

Commissioner Scott Matley moved to approve the Frederick Township Emergency Manager contract covering Oct. 1, 2025, through Sept. 3, 2027; the motion was recorded as consensus with no opposition. The committee separately approved agreements enabling Kalkaska County law-enforcement coverage for Rapid River Township and for Forest Area Schools and authorized the board chair to sign both agreements.

The agreements were introduced in the Judiciary & Public Safety section of the agenda by Patrick Whiteford (recorded in the minutes as Admin/CFO; the minutes also reference 'Sheriff Patrick Whiteford' in the same section). No dollar amounts for the law-enforcement agreements were specified in the minutes. The committee did not record any opposing votes on these items.