Ionia County Board packet for the Nov. 10, 2026 meeting includes the proposed 2027 budget, multiple health-department grant amendments from MDHHS, a $30,744 culvert purchase request, Commission on Aging site and meal items, a $34,314 change order for the administration building façade, several court grant contracts, and a proposed software contract with BS&A.

Discussion Points

•AAAWM amendment updates contract clauses and requires Board signature.
•Amendment revises reporting cadence to quarterly FSRs, updates Attachment III, and adjusts program-level funding.
•Discovery of rubble‑filled chimney chases and need for steel angles and gravel backfill.
•Document notes anticipated 2027 deficit of $527,502 and estimated year-end fund balance of $4,592,656.
•Grants require standard SCAO reporting and case-management data entry.
•ICCOA identified Odessa Township Hall as licensable kitchen space and targeted Jan. 2027 launch.
•ICCOA selected Golden Gourmet for shelf-stable purchase at $4,262.50; packet includes competing quotes.
•Key drivers identified include personnel costs and public safety spending.
•Master agreement and customer terms are attached and contain standard license, data, and support provisions.
•Order lists subscription fees of $160,490 annually and estimated Professional Services of $165,760.
•PFAS amendment reduces that grant award and reallocates smaller amounts to other program lines such as PHEP.
•Sobriety/DWI funding includes OHSP award and SCAO drug court allocations approximating $143,463 for FY27.
•Staff presented the recommended 2027 General Fund budget with revenues of $19,605,755 and expenditures of $20,133,257.
•Staff recommended authorization to purchase; past vendor performance cited.
•Three vendor quotes attached; Cadillac Culvert low bid $12.20/ft; total $30,744.00.
•Total proposed change order amount $34,314.24 to be funded from Courthouse Façade Committed Project Funds.
•Veterans Treatment Court grant $19,961 included with SCAO contract form.

Oct

Agenda Packet

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Oct. 27, 2026; packet included health-insurance actions, 2027 employee-benefit renewal options, several grants and subcontract approvals for community corrections and recovery court programs, road-department procurement and bridge-inspection requests, a request to support SB999 for statewide orthoimagery, and a Central Dispatch capital purchase.

Discussion Points

•Bid tabulation identified ADS Pipe as low bidder for plastic culverts.
•Change items include repoint allowance and infill unit pricing to be tallied in-field.
•Funding included in 2026 budget and necessary electrical work was already completed.
•Grant awards are reimbursement-based per packet; TriCap programming is covered by state grants.
•Mockup selections for face brick, sandstone and granite mortar; poor paint-stripping test results on west elevation.
•Packet claimed no direct county cost and projected savings through coordinated procurement.
•SB999 would direct $4 from certain recording fees into a state fund to support MiSAIL and 3-inch statewide imagery.
•SMB Agreement capped program compensation at $78,083.06 and specified unit reimbursements.
•Spicer Group inspections of temporary Pline Road structure estimated at $75–$150 per month, total estimated $550–$1,050.
•Staff noted IRS minimum HSA deductible increases effective 01/01/2027.
•Staff presented two renewal options for Priority Health and a PBM change to SmithRx.
•Staff said county costs exceed the Hard Cap and that 80/20 would shift costs to employees.
•Three bids attached; staff recommended B&V Mechanical low bid at $6,800.

Oct

Ionia - Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes - 10/14/2026

The Ionia Planning Commission met Oct. 14, 2026, approved the agenda and prior minutes, recommended City Council approve Ordinance No. 609 to rezone 174 E. Adams Street from B-1 to LDR for conversion to a residence, heard no public comment, and adjourned.

Discussion Points

•Applicants stated intent to convert office to a residence.
•Assistant City Manager Bowman reviewed rezoning standards and Future Land Use Map.
•Commissioners noted prior residential use and that rezoning would remove a spot zoning issue.
•Mayor Milewski thanked commissioners for participation in a data center informational meeting.
•Routine approvals of agenda and prior minutes.

Decisions

•Agenda and minutes approved; meeting adjourned.
•Commission voted by voice to recommend approval of Ordinance No. 609.

Directions

•Recommendation forwarded to City Council for final consideration of Ordinance No. 609.

Oct

Ionia - City Council Regular Meeting Minutes - 10/07/2026

Ionia City Council on Oct. 7, 2026 adopted multiple resolutions including vacating a portion of Kidd Street right-of-way, approved membership in the Western Michigan Health Insurance Pool, implemented a FY2026-27 budget amendment, and awarded several public-works and professional-services contracts.

Discussion Points

•City Manager Garland described rate pressures from Priority Health and solicited alternatives.
•City Manager Garland explained the petition from Morgan Properties LLC and discovery of undeveloped platted right-of-way.
•Council approved award to Allied Mechanical for $513,000.
•Council approved the amendment without recorded dissent.
•Council reviewed bids and funding accounts for each project.
•Emmi urged the council to amend the ordinance to allow backyard hens; Alcala sought a reduction in social-district hours and raised neighborhood-safety issues.
•Gallagher representative Chris Glass presented mechanics of the pooled plan and trust documents.
•Henson requested reconsideration of a resolution restricting domestic fowl and asked for up to one year to relocate chickens if council upheld the rule.
•Manager Garland noted purchase was budgeted but would need an amendment above $500,000.
•No members of the public commented during the hearing.
•No roll-call objections recorded.
•Staff presented fund-by-fund changes and capital increases.

Decisions

•Award to Allied Mechanical approved; budget amendment required.
•Budget Amendment #1 approved.
•Contracts awarded to Prein&Newhof and Horrocks Nursery; funding accounts recorded.
•Council approved Resolution 2026-24 to vacate the portion of Kidd Street.
•Council approved Resolution 2026-26 to join WMHIP for a minimum three-year period.
•No immediate action was recorded on the backyard-fowl request at the meeting.

Directions

•City Manager to sign agreements; Public Works to schedule work.
•City officials authorized to execute WMHIP documents; designate trustee and alternate trustee by function.
•Finance to update records and publish revised fund statements.
•Morgan Properties LLC to record the resolution and submit land division application.
•Staff to process budget amendment and proceed with procurement steps.

Sep

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 09/22/2026

At its Sept. 22, 2026 meeting, the Ionia County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine measures — including budget amendments, grant renewals and farmland preservation agreements — denied a FOIA appeal, and heard public comments from local candidates and residents about road and housing concerns.

Discussion Points

•Administrator presented the FOIA appeal and recommended denial.
•County Clerk presented the PA 116 applications and recommended approval.
•Hearld recommended renewal of the Virtual Academy agreement.
•Leslie presented the Drug Free Communities grant continuation and the MSHN contract renewal and recommended approval.
•Melchert recommended acceptance of the MI Wish grant to acquire a Wanco Automated Flagger Assistance Device.
•Public commenters announced political candidacies and raised local road and housing concerns.
•Routine and miscellaneous items approved across the meeting.

Decisions

•Board approved acceptance of the grant and purchase by voice vote.
•Board approved both items by voice vote.
•Board approved the PA 116 applications by voice vote.
•Board approved the renewal by voice vote.
•Board voted to deny the FOIA appeal by voice vote.
•Multiple motions carried by voice vote; details on dollars and roll-call tallies not recorded.

Directions

•Administrator to review continuation of contract.

Sep

Minutes

The Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 22, 2026, approving routine consent items, several contracts and grants, PA 116 farmland applications, and reappointing Judith Transue to the Commission on Aging; the board also denied a FOIA appeal and heard public comments on local candidacies and a Lake Odessa road/housing concern.

Discussion Points

•Administrator recommended denial of FOIA appeal.
•Board approved the recommendation by voice vote.
•Clerk Greg Geiger presented the reappointment; recommendation was for approval.
•County Clerk presented PA 116 application numbers and recommended approval.
•Health director presented a continuation grant and recommended approval.
•Presentation recommended accepting MI Wish grant and purchasing a Wanco Automated Flagger Assistance Device.
•Presentation recommended renewal; administrator to review continuation terms.
•Presentation recommended renewal of contract with MidState Health Network.
•Public commenters announced candidacies and raised local road/housing concerns.
•Staff recommended and the board approved budget amendments for 2026.

Decisions

•2026 budget amendments approved.
•Appointed Judith Transue for a three-year term.
•Continuation grant approved.
•Contract renewal approved.
•Contract renewal approved; review directed.
•FOIA appeal denied.
•Grant accepted and purchase approved.
•PA 116 applications for Seidelman and Ferris approved.

Directions

•Administrator tasked to review contract continuation.

Sep

Ionia - Downtown Development Authority Meeting Minutes - 09/16/2026

At its Sept. 16, 2026 meeting at the Ionia Theatre, the Ionia Downtown Development Authority approved routine consent items and payables, heard reports from its director and theatre staff, and discussed a pilot plan for downtown activation including possible sidewalk cafés and alley activations, with concerns about insurance and right-of-way impacts.

Discussion Points

•Acceptance of two payables reports covering DDA and Theatre
•Consideration of alleys for programming, with site evaluation required
•Insurance costs and right-of-way impacts raised as constraints
•Interest in low-cost, simple activations (pilot next year)
•No budget or ticketing changes proposed
•Routine approvals of agenda and minutes
•Upcoming free community programs listed by Director Rice

Decisions

•Approved agenda, minutes and accounts payable by voice vote

Directions

•Staff to research funding sources and suitable alley locations
•Staff to return with pilot scope and cost recommendations

Sep

Council-PC Minutes 9-9-26

Ionia City Council and Planning Commission held a joint informational meeting on Sept. 9, 2026 to hear experts about data centers, grid infrastructure, and to collect public comment; presenters recommended proactive zoning changes and Consumers Energy described planned grid improvements and cost rules. Council approved the agenda and adjourned after public comment.

Discussion Points

•Hyper-scale data centers are improbable in Ionia due to land requirements; smaller facilities remain possible and require regulatory safeguards.
•Multiple residents voiced opposition on health, environmental, visual, and governance grounds.
•Need to update zoning ordinances to address water use, noise, screening, setbacks and permitted locations for potential data centers.
•Plan for grid improvements in Ionia County; clarification that large customers typically pay for necessary upgrades under PSC rules.
•Property owner argued potential economic benefits; no supporting numbers supplied.
•Some called for county coordination or industrial-area siting; others asked for full developer transparency and bond/abatement conditions.

Directions

•Staff to continue researching zoning text edits and bring possible ordinance language back to council/commission for review.
•Utilities and city staff to coordinate on timing and permitting.

Sep

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 09/08/2026

The Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 8, 2026, and unanimously approved multiple routine items including two reappointments to the Commission on Aging, contract and budget amendments with the Area Agency on Aging of Western Michigan, several road-naming requests and MDOT maintenance contract renewals, plus other departmental contracts and a proclamation.

Discussion Points

•Administrator presented bids and recommended approval; no bid details recorded in the minutes.
•A loader rental was approved for department operations; rental terms not recorded in the minutes.
•Chairman Frewen and other commissioners provided brief remarks and updates; no substantive board decisions resulted from these reports.
•Director Hanulcik described the contract amendment and budget items; noted Direct Care Worker premium funds cover Jan–June.
•Funding from Meals on Wheels America will be added to 2026 budget.
•Presenter recommended renewal of seasonal/ongoing maintenance contracts; no detailed contract terms discussed in the meeting.
•Presenter requested contract renewal; no details of terms were included in the minutes.
•Proclamation presented and adopted; minutes do not include text or rationale beyond the title.
•Road Department representative presented and recommended the names; no objections recorded.

Decisions

•Adopt proclamation.
•Approve airport hunting lease bids.
•Establish Rolling Acres Drive and Lone Pine Circle as private road names.
•Reappointments approved; AAAWM contract amendment approved; budget amendments approved.
•Receipt of written report; adjournment approved.
•Renew contract with EGLE.
•Renew maintenance contracts with Thomas Lawncare; approve loader rental.

Sep

Minutes

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Sept. 8, 2026, and approved a slate of routine business including reappointments to the Commission on Aging, several Aging-related contracts and budget amendments, road-naming requests and maintenance contract renewals, an environmental contract renewal, airport lease bids, and a proclamation declaring August "Billy Strings Month."

Discussion Points

•Commissioner Wirtz moved the proclamation; no debate recorded.
•Director Hanulcik summarized the contract amendment and requested budget adjustments to incorporate Direct Care Worker premium funds and a Meals on Wheels grant.
•Frewen commented on MDHHS meeting; Kelley, Shattuck and Shaw provided brief updates.
•Leslie presented the renewal request to the board.
•Melchert summarized road-naming requests and recommended Thomas Lawncare for MDOT maintenance renewals.
•Shaw presented bids and recommended approval.

Decisions

•Airport hunting lease bids approved.
•Contract renewal approved.
•No formal decisions recorded; items entered as reports.
•Private road names approved; maintenance contracts renewed; loader rental approved.
•Proclamation adopted.
•Reappointments approved; contract amendment, budget amendment and FY2027 signatures approved; MDOT Agreement ratified.

Directions

•Administrator to finalize lease paperwork.
•Commission on Aging to update county budget and execute the FY2027 AAAWM agreement.
•Health Department to file renewal paperwork and implement terms.
•Road Department to update county records and finalize contract paperwork.

Sep

Council Minutes 9-2-26

Ionia City Council met Sept. 2, 2026, at Ionia City Hall to adopt a parking ordinance amendment, honor Councilmember Jeffrey Winters, accept his pending resignation, approve a public-safety labor contract, and consider several routine approvals including a vehicle purchase and nonprofit recognition. Public comment included a request to reconsider a domestic-fowl restriction.

Discussion Points

•City Manager Garland explained the ordinance targets trailers parked on city streets and prolonged parking creating hazards.
•Council entered closed session under MCL 15.268 Sec. 8(1)(c) to discuss negotiation strategy and then returned to open session to vote.
•Councilmembers offered public thanks and reflections on Winters' service during member remarks.
•directions':['City Clerk to process appointment paperwork.'],
•Mayor Milewski recommended appointments per Charter Section 2.03 with proposed terms.
•Motion described the vehicle, vendor, MiDEAL pricing and funding account.
•Motion included contingency that staff provide final approval.
•Nicole Wentworth described the organization's fundraising activities.

Decisions

•Adopt Ordinance No. 608 (passed 7–2).
•Approve the POAM CBA (2026–2029).
•Purchase approved by roll call vote.
•Reappointments approved by roll call.
•Resignation accepted; vacancy declared; solicitation authorized.
•Resolution 2026-23 adopted.
•Street closure authorized contingent on staff approval.

Directions

•City Clerk to process appointment paperwork.
•City Clerk to provide recognition documentation to the organization.
•City Clerk to publish notice and summary of adoption.
•City Clerk to solicit applications for Ward 3 vacancy.
•City staff to finalize and execute the agreement with POAM.
•Finance/Utilities to complete procurement and asset entry.
•Staff to confirm permitting and logistics prior to event.

Aug

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 08/25/2026

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Aug. 25, 2026, and approved several contracts including a Back Indexing Project and an administration building façade restoration; the board also approved a Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment Program agreement and heard reports and two public comments.

Discussion Points

•Chad Shaw presented the Back Indexing Project contract and recommended approval.
•Haleigh Leslie presented the Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment Program agreement and recommended approval.
•MSU Extension delivered a report; multiple commissioners gave brief updates on committees and departmental issues.
•Public comment by Haleigh Leslie announced an upcoming event at the Ionia Fair Grounds.
•Public comment by James Conley raising a zoning issue and referencing a recall effort.
•Scott DeRuischer presented the Brickworks façade restoration contract and recommended approval.

Decisions

•Agreement approved by voice vote.
•Contract approved by voice vote.

Directions

•Authorize staff to execute the contract and begin project steps noted in packet (details not recorded in transcript).
•Health department to proceed with program implementation as outlined in agreement materials.
•Proceed with signature and implementation steps as outlined in packet (details not recorded in transcript).

Aug

Minutes

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Aug. 25, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.; the board approved three agreements (back‑indexing records project, Administration Building façade restoration with Brickworks, and a Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment Program), received an MSU Extension report, heard two public comments, and adjourned.

Discussion Points

•DeRuischer presented the façade restoration contract and recommended approval.
•H. Leslie announced an upcoming event at the Ionia Fair Grounds.
•H. Leslie presented the oral health agreement and recommended approval.
•MSU Extension delivered a report to the board; content not recorded.
•Public comment raised a zoning issue and referenced a recall effort.
•Shaw presented the Back Indexing Project contract and recommended approval.

Decisions

•Agreement approved by voice vote.
•Approved contract for Back Indexing Project by voice vote.
•Approved contract with Brickworks by voice vote.

Aug

August 19, 2026 DDA Minutes

The Ionia Downtown Development Authority convened Aug. 19, 2026, approved routine agenda items and payables, heard updates on downtown economic projects and theatre programming, authorized staff outreach on continuing the downtown fireworks event, and directed an invoicing oversight report for future agendas.

Discussion Points

•Approval of agenda, minutes and accounts payable amounts.
•Increases in theatre attendance and concession sales and the recent benefit concert.
•Need for clearer invoice summaries and additional detail in agenda packets.
•Updates on County Seat Brewing grant, CDBG Depot project, downtown business support, Brick Adventures and Free Fair activities.
•Whether the DDA should continue supporting the downtown fireworks event and the level of community interest.

Decisions

•Agenda approved; minutes approved; payables accepted.
•Authorization to conduct outreach; findings to be returned to October board meeting.

Directions

•Director Rice authorized to engage community organizations and Ionia Free Fair to assess interest and support.
•Include invoice distribution report with future agendas.

Aug

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 08/11/2026

The Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Aug. 11, 2026. Commissioners approved multiple contracts and amendments related to roads, county facilities and jail healthcare, received a health department report, and heard brief public comments on the recent election and a proposed Lake Odessa development.

Discussion Points

•Administrator Shaw reported multiple administrative items including hiring and budget meetings; commissioners raised questions and comments on the M‑66 project.
•Presentation of Amendment #5 by Health Department Director Haleigh Leslie.
•Presentation of the roof replacement by Tanner Roe.
•Road Department representative Tanner Roe presented and recommended approval of the contract.
•Sheriff Noll presented and recommended the ATC Healthcare contract.
•Tanner Roe presented and recommended the contract with Northpoint Financial.

Decisions

•Authorization motion carried by voice vote
•Motion carried; approval granted.
•Motion carried by voice vote.
•Motion carried to approve contract
•Motion to approve carried by voice vote.

Directions

•Accept and execute Amendment #5 with MDHHS.
•Complete contract execution and provide finalized documents to county clerk.
•Road Department Director authorized to sign and submit contract to MDOT.
•Road Department to finalize contract execution.
•Road Department to proceed with procurement.

Aug

Minutes

The Ionia County Board of Commissioners met Aug. 11, 2026 and approved a series of departmental contracts and amendments, including a 2026–2031 State Trunkline Contract, several Road Department contracts and a jail health-care contract. Commissioners also received a Health Department report and heard brief public comments on election administration, veterans donations and a Lake Odessa development.

Discussion Points

•Administrator reported on new finance director, budget meetings, bridge, health insurance and veteran services.
•Carmen Koppen raised concerns about finances of a potential Lake Odessa development.
•Chairman Frewen commented on a donation for the Veteran Service Office.
•Greg Geiger commented on the recent election and financial officers' wages.
•Haleigh Leslie presented Amendment #5 and recommended approval.
•Health Department report received; commissioners commented on M‑66 project.
•Sheriff Noll presented the contract and recommended approval.
•Tanner Roe presented and recommended the contract.
•Tanner Roe presented the recommendation to contract with Northpoint Financial.
•Tanner Roe recommended replacement of the truck garage roof.

Decisions

•Amendment #5 approved by voice vote
•Authorization motion carried by voice vote
•Contract approved by voice vote
•Roof replacement approved by voice vote

Directions

•Road Department director authorized to sign and submit to MDOT.

Jul

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 07/28/2026

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met July 28, 2026; commissioners approved routine business including CDBG public hearing actions, two roll-call resolutions (each with a 4–1 vote), purchase of three road-department pickups, and received department reports; public commenters raised concerns about potential development in Lake Odessa.

Discussion Points

•Board discussed but did not act on a proposed 2026 Road Department budget amendment
•Commissioner questions prior to roll-call vote
•Commissioners asked questions of the grant administrator about future grant projects
•Commissioners gave routine reports including election and committee updates
•Overview of CDBG emergency-repair funding and program income use (presented by Heather Melchert)
•Presentation of resolution authorizing contract signatories for Contract 262568 by Heather Melchert
•Presentation of trunkline-maintenance signatory resolution by Heather Melchert
•Public comments raised concerns about potential development in Lake Odessa
•Roll-call vote recorded with one dissent
•Staff requested approval to purchase three pickup trucks for Road Department

Decisions

•Board approved purchase of three pickup trucks; took no action on budget amendment
•Board approved the 2026–2031 State Trunkline Maintenance Signatory resolution (4–1)
•Board approved the use of CDBG program income funds for emergency-repair projects
•Board authorized contract signatories for Contract 262568

Directions

•Staff to identify projects eligible for CDBG program income and return documentation to the board
•Staff to proceed with procurement steps for three pickup trucks

Jul

Minutes

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met July 28, 2026 in Ionia to consider CDBG program income for emergency repairs, state trunkline signatory and contract signatory resolutions, purchase of three Road Department pickups, and routine reports; public comments raised potential development in Lake Odessa.

Discussion Points

•Board asked questions of the grant administrator about program and future projects.
•Board discussed an amendment to the 2026 Road Department budget but took no action.
•Public comments raised concerns about potential development in Lake Odessa.
•Staff overview of CDBG emergency repair/program income.
•Staff presentation and recommendation to authorize signatories.
•Staff presentation of the resolution and recommendation for approval.
•Staff recommended the purchase of three pickups.

Decisions

•Board approved use of CDBG program income funds for emergency repairs.
•Board authorized signatories for Contract 262568 by roll-call vote.
•Purchase of three pickups approved; budget amendment not acted on.
•Resolution approved by roll-call vote (4–1).

Directions

•None specified beyond authorization to use program income funds.

Jul

Ionia County - Board of Commissioners Minutes - 07/14/2026

Ionia County Board of Commissioners met July 14, 2026, approving the 2025 audit, several MDHHS agreements, a temporary-bridge exploration for Pline Road Bridge with no county liability, the Commission on Aging oven replacement, and the 2027 budget calendar; public comment touched on the PACE program and an Oak Hill Gun Club road closure.

Discussion Points

•Approval of the amended agenda and consent calendar.
•Board approved both agreements by voice vote.
•Board approved the calendar by voice vote.
•Board approved the replacement.
•Presentation of the 2025 audit by Rehmann (Peter Woldman).
•Presentation of the 2027 Budget Calendar by County Administrator Chad Shaw.
•Presentation of two MDHHS agreements by Haleigh Leslie.
•Public comment linked to Oak Hill Gun Club road closure concerns.
•Public comments on PACE Program and Oak Hill Gun Club road closure.
•Repair options and financial responsibility for Pline Road Bridge.
•Request to replace oven for Commission on Aging.

Decisions

•Approval granted; procurement to proceed per department rules.
•Board approved agenda and consent calendar; no specific action recorded in response to public comment.
•Board approved both MDHHS agreements, authorizing the health department to proceed.
•Board approved motion authorizing exploration; no funding commitment recorded.
•Board approved the 2027 Budget Calendar to guide the upcoming fiscal planning process.
•Board voted to receive the 2025 audit report by voice vote.

Directions

•Road Department Managing Director directed to explore temporary bridge options that impose no county liability or capital expenditure.

Jul

Minutes

The Ionia County Board of Commissioners met July 14, 2026, approving routine business including the 2025 audit, two agreements with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, authorization to explore temporary repair options for Pline Road Bridge, approval to replace a Commission on Aging oven, and adoption of the 2027 budget calendar. Public commenters raised the PACE program and a local road closure near Oak Hill Gun Club.

Discussion Points

•Consideration of a temporary bridge with constraints on county liability and expenditure.
•List of motions passed at the July 14 meeting.
•Options to repair the Pline Road Bridge and who is financially responsible.
•Presentation of 2025 audit by Peter Woldman.
•Presentation of 2027 budget calendar by County Administrator Chad Shaw.
•Presentation of Emerging Threats agreement by Haleigh Leslie.
•Presentation of MDHHS agreement covering Oct. 1, 2026–Sept. 30, 2027 by Haleigh Leslie.
•Public comments on the PACE program and Oak Hill Gun Club road closure.
•Request to replace oven for Commission on Aging.

Decisions

•Agreement approved by voice vote
•All listed motions carried by voice vote as recorded in minutes.
•Approved MDHHS agreement
•Approved oven replacement request
•Authorized exploration of temporary bridge solution
•Board voted to receive the 2025 audit
•Budget calendar approved

Directions

•Road Department to continue exploring solutions under stated constraints.

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