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Sanilac County board approves grants, claims and multiple procurement items including $78,000 Operation Stone Garden award

Sanilac County Board of Commissioners · March 19, 2025
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Summary

The board approved acceptance of $78,000 for Operation Stone Garden, payment of claims totaling $155,175.05, additional general-fund checks totaling $929,972.66, and awarded several procurement contracts including $14,970 for OPEB actuarial services and equipment purchases totaling roughly $11,650 and $20,880 for office reorganization.

The board approved a series of financial and procurement items on the March 18 consent agenda. The county accepted FA045-25, $78,000 in grant funding for Operation Stone Garden to reimburse overtime and maintenance for shoreline patrol and protection and authorized the chair to sign required documents.

The board also approved current claims dated March 11, 2025 in the amount of $155,175.05 and an itemized set of additional general-fund payments with a grand total reported as $929,972.66 (including ACH payments and checks). Procurement actions included awarding a three‑term actuarial-services contract for other-post-employment-benefits (OPEB) to Lauterbosch and Ammon for not to exceed $14,970; authorizing disposal of a 2016 Ford Explorer (VIN ending 81407) with proceeds to the sheriff’s vehicle fund; and approving two Konica copiers with a five-year maintenance agreement at a combined cost not to exceed $11,649.88 funded from the sheriff’s equipment line.

Other approved items on the consent list included budget amendments, approval of a multi‑county materials management plan budget required by the state, authorization of a Brownfield pass‑through account for developer consultant funds, a $20,880 award for reconfiguring a service counter with security improvements funded by an elections infrastructure grant, and approval to replace a handicap-access door opener (not to exceed $6,972) tied to building and grounds funding.