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Board approves two 2026–2027 school law-enforcement agreements totaling $73,912.80
Summary
Kalkaska County commissioners approved two 2026–2027 school law-enforcement agreements — Forest Area Schools for $18,478.20 and Kalkaska Public Schools for $55,434.60 — and authorized the chair to sign. Approvals were by consensus with no recorded opposition.
Kalkaska County Commissioners on July 8 approved two law-enforcement agreements for the 2026–2027 school year, covering Forest Area Schools and Kalkaska Public Schools, and authorized the chair to sign the contracts.
Sheriff David Wagner asked the Committee to approve both agreements. The Forest Area Schools agreement was listed at $18,478.20 and the Kalkaska Public Schools agreement at $55,434.60; the Committee approved both by consensus with no opposition. The agreements were presented during the Judiciary and Public Safety portion of the meeting.
The approvals follow the Sheriff’s request to maintain school‑based law‑enforcement coverage for the coming school year. The Committee did not record a formal roll-call vote in the minutes beyond noting “no opposition.” The Chair was authorized to sign both agreements. The meeting record does not specify contract terms beyond the annual dollar amounts and dates.
