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Committee says donation transaction information for St. Joe/Lincoln Senior Center is sufficient; audits to be discussed next week

Berrien County Finance Committee (Board of Commissioners) · May 14, 2026
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Summary

After reviewing transaction-identification information, the committee concluded the donation-handling process for the St. Joe/Lincoln Senior Center is sufficient; centers wanting different millage allocations may present during full board public comments, and Senior Center audits will be on next week's Committee of the Whole agenda.

Committee members followed up on an earlier presentation about the St. Joe/Lincoln Senior Center and reported that transaction-identification information from the entity that handles donations was deemed sufficient following review by the Financial Services Director, Corporate Counsel, and the Interim County Administrator.

The committee advised that if representatives of the senior centers want to pursue an alternative division of millage funds rather than equal allocation among all seven centers, they should address the full board during public comments. Staff said the Committee of the Whole the following week will take up Senior Center audits and Annette Christie will notify the centers of that agenda opportunity.