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Board approves changes to Animal Control Ordinance language for shelter operations
Summary
Commissioners approved changes to subparagraphs 2 and 3 of the Animal Control Ordinance (Ordinance #2023-001) to restructure the county animal shelter’s governing language; the motion passed unanimously.
The Gladwin County Board of Commissioners approved edits to subparagraphs 2 and 3 of the Animal Control Ordinance (Ordinance #2023-001), a step described in the minutes as part of an Animal Shelter restructuring. Commissioner Mike Visnaw moved the change and Commissioner Alan Donaldson seconded; the motion carried with all voting in favor.
Members of the public had earlier asked for transparency from the Animal Shelter Committee during public comment. The minutes record questions from Nicole Plude and a statement from Marietta Sprott that the committee sought transparency and fixes; the board’s ordinance amendment initiates a formal change in the shelter’s governing language but the minutes do not include the ordinance text or an implementation timetable.
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