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Commissioners extend Violence Elimination Council agreement for one year
Summary
The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners approved a one-year extension of the County’s Violence Elimination Council agreement using Safe Partnership millage funds and authorized the board chair to sign the paperwork. The motion passed by voice vote with no discussion.
The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners voted to extend the county’s agreement with the Violence Elimination Council for one year, with funding from the Safe Partnership millage.
Commissioner Bill Sarkella moved to approve FA185-22 and said, “Sanilac County Board of Commissioners hereby approves extending the agreement between Sanilac County and [the] Violence Elimination Council by 1 year with funding from the Safe Partnership millage and further authorizes the board chairman sign the necessary agreement.” Commissioner Christine Lee seconded and the motion carried by voice vote.
The agreement extension was approved without discussion during the board’s Nov. 18 session. The board chair was authorized to sign the renewal; the record shows no conditions or amendments attached to the authorization.
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