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County to review Kaliseum operations, Log Lake opening and cost‑saving options in March

Kalkaska County Board of Commissioners Personnel and County Affairs Committee (of the Whole) · February 12, 2026
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Summary

Administrator Whiteford will return in March with options on Log Lake opening, possible software changes to save costs, and proposals for temporary cross‑use of Kaliseum staff; committee also noted bookings for Vintage Snowmobile (Jan 2027) and Toys for Tots (Oct 2027).

County Administrator Patrick Whiteford said he will present options and recommendations in March on several operational items, including the planned Log Lake opening, potential software alternatives to reduce costs, and temporary cross‑use of Kaliseum staff during lower seasonal activity. Commissioners discussed these possibilities and asked Whiteford to return with concrete recommendations.

Whiteford also mentioned event requests for the Civic Center — a Vintage Snowmobile event in January 2027 and Toys for Tots in October 2027 — and the committee discussed monitoring of time limits for paid space and auditing of products sold at the Kaliseum. No formal votes were required for the planning items; staff follow-up was requested.