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Votes at a glance: Grand Ledge City Council actions, July 27, 2026
Summary
Council actions on July 27, 2026 included unanimous approvals of the consent agenda and regular agenda, receiving and filing staff reports, adoption of Resolution #40 related to Abrams Municipal Airport, approval of the mayor's reappointments, and adjournment.
The Grand Ledge City Council recorded the following formal actions at its July 27, 2026 regular meeting (motions moved and seconded as listed in the minutes):
- Consent agenda approval (minutes of July 13 regular and closed session; financial transactions and bills). Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Council Member Dave Logel. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
- Approval of the regular agenda. Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Council Member Dave Logel. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
- Motion to receive and place on file June 2026 staff reports from the Clerk's Department, Finance Department, Police Department, and Planning and Zoning Department. Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Council Member Dave Logel. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
- Adoption of Resolution #40 of 2026 authorizing execution of airport sponsor contracts for Abrams Municipal Airport (covers acquisition of property on Bauer Rd.). Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Council Member Dave Logel. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
- Approval of the mayor's reappointments (Penni McNamara to Board of Cemetery Trustees; Andrew Archer, Spencer Bye, Lise Mitchell, Keith Mulder to Downtown Development Authority; Keith Mulder and Don Willems to Grand Ledge Area Emergency Services Authority). Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Rick Lantz. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
- Motion to adjourn at 7:20 p.m. Motion moved by Council Member Brett Gillespie, seconded by Council Member Dave Logel. Recorded outcome: carried unanimously (5–0).
