Eaton County public meetings in 2021
64 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Emergency Communications Subcommittee
The subcommittee met to discuss radio updates and central dispatch personnel changes. No official votes or approvals occurred because the meeting lacked a required quorum of five members.
- Radio project update: portable radios updated via Wi-Fi and upcoming January updates for law enforcement and fire/EMS
- Central Dispatch personnel: Francis D’Huyvetter promoted to deputy director effective January 2, 2022
- 911 Enabling Act passed and awaiting Governor's signature regarding infrastructure funding
- Communication trailer availability offered to agencies for scene support including Wi-Fi and CAD
- Future planning: exploration of CAD vendors and creation of a CAD committee planned for spring
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several legal settlements, including national prescription opiate litigation and a tax-sharing agreement for the Delta Township Corridor Improvement Authority. The body is also reviewing FY 2021-22 budget amendments and a proposed county ordinance for off-road vehicles.
- Resolution to approve FY 2021-22 Budget Amendments
- Participation agreements in partial settlement of National Prescription Opiate Litigation
- Delta Township Corridor Improvement Authority Tax-Sharing Agreement
- Proposed County Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) Ordinance public hearing schedule
- Resolution to amend Sheriff’s Office Fee Schedule
Zoning Ordinance Committee
The Eaton County Planning Commission Zoning Ordinance Committee is meeting to discuss possible updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code (Zoning Ordinance).
- Discussion of updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The Public Works and Planning Committee reviewed monthly updates from the Parks, Construction Code, and Community Development departments. The committee also voted to recommend several individuals for three-year terms on various local boards and commissions.
- Re-appointment of members to the Zoning Board of Appeals, Construction Code Board of Appeals, Planning Commission, and Parks Commission
- Report on seasonal facility winterization and Optimist Park lease renewal
- Announcement of upcoming public opinion polling for a parks millage
- Notification of the retirement of the Construction Code Director in February 2022
- Recommendation of DCA 11-21-4 and DCA 11-21-5 to the Board of Commissioners
Planning Commission
The Eaton County Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two conditional use permits and proposed amendments to the Land Development Code. The body will also review Farmland Preservation applications and the 2022 meeting schedule.
- Conditional Use Permit CU-12-21-10 for a plastic molding home business at 7068 W. Vermontville Highway
- Conditional Use Permit CU-12-21-11 for a hemp processing agricultural business at 6924 Peck Road
- District Change Amendment DCA-12-21-6 to amend the Eaton County Land Development Code (Zoning Ordinance)
- Farmland Preservation (PA 116) Applications
- 2022 Meeting Schedule
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Eaton County Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning variance request. The board will also discuss the 2022 meeting schedule.
- BA-12-21-6: Request by Lee Sifton for a variance from Zoning Ordinance Section 7.7.3 to allow a pole building 25 feet from the Delnora Drive Right-of-Way at 2151 Carlisle Highway
Purchasing of Development Rights Program Committee
The Eaton County Purchase of Development Rights Program Committee is meeting to review and score submitted PDR applications. These rankings will be submitted to the Michigan Agricultural Preservation Fund for grant funding.
- Review and ranking of PDR applications based on Eaton County PDR Ordinance criteria
Health and Human Services Committee
The Health and Human Services Committee is meeting to discuss a resolution condemning federal vaccine and testing mandates for employers and healthcare facilities. The body will also address an appointment for the TCOA Advisory Council.
- Resolution to Condemn Federal Vaccine & Testing Mandates
- TCOA Advisory Council Appointment
Public Safety Committee
The committee reviewed updates regarding the Jail and Youth Facility security system project and an upcoming ORV ordinance. Discussions also included monthly reports for the Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services.
- Jail and Youth Facility Security System Project bid recommendation for Accurate Controls, Inc.
- Proposed ORV ordinance development and road exemption discussions
- Appointment of Clinton Auer to the Community Corrections Advisory Board
- Emergency Management Operation Silver Thaw 2021 Exercise scheduled for December 7, 2021
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The committee will meet to discuss virtual and livestream public meetings. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items.
- Discussion of virtual/livestream public meetings
Parks Commission
The Eaton County Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review financial reports and discuss several operational items. The agenda includes discussions on the Keehne Environmental Area and a proposal for a Regional Connector Trail at Kiwanis Manor.
- City of Grand Ledge 2022 mowing contract discussion
- Kiwanis Manor Proposal for Regional Connector Trail
- Keehne Environmental Area discussion
- Restore our Parks Long Term Revenue Subcommittee public opinion survey
- Payment of bills and finance report for November 2021
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss FY 2021-22 budget amendments and pledge full faith and credit for bonds related to the Glenn No. 2 and Crooked Brook Intercounty Drain districts. The meeting also includes reviews of COVID-19 grant applications for the Prosecuting Attorney and Trial Courts.
- Resolution pledging full faith and credit to Glenn No. 2 Drain Drainage District Bonds
- Resolution pledging full faith and credit to Crooked Brook Intercounty Drain Bonds
- Approval of FY 2021-22 Budget Amendments
- COVID Emergency Supplemental Funding Grant applications for Prosecuting Attorney and Trial Courts
- Resolution to approve Energy and Infrastructure Program Project Development Agreement
Ways and Means Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss the 2021/2022 budget amendments and the Delta Township Corridor Improvement Authority. The agenda includes updates on health insurance, the Child Care Fund, and public improvement projects.
- 2021/2022 Budget Amendments
- Delta Township Corridor Improvement Authority
- Energy and Infrastructure Program
- Full Faith and Credit Resolutions for Glenn #2 Drain and Crooked Brook Intercounty Drain
- 2022 Holiday Schedule
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The committee will receive reports from the Drain Commissioner, Parks, Construction Code, DIA, and Community Development departments. The body is also scheduled to address appointments.
- Drain Commissioner Semi-Annual Report
- Parks Report
- Construction Code Report
- DIA Update including Financial Report
- Community Development Report (DCA 11-21-4 and DCA 11-21-5)
Fire/EMS Subcommittee
The Fire/EMS Subcommittee is meeting to approve previous minutes and receive operational and project updates from Central Dispatch. No new business items are listed on the agenda.
- Central Dispatch Operational Report
- Central Dispatch Project Updates
- Report from Emergency Communications Subcommittee
Public Safety Committee
The committee will review updates from the Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services. Members are scheduled to discuss an ORV ordinance update and consider an appointment and revised by-laws for the Community Corrections Advisory Board.
- Appointment of Clint Auer to the Community Corrections Advisory Board
- Review of revised by-laws for the Community Corrections Advisory Board
- Update on the development of an ORV Ordinance
- Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services updates
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The committee will receive updates on the Connected Michigan broadband assessment and the evaluation of legacy systems. The meeting includes review of the October 6, 2021, meeting minutes.
- Connected Michigan broadband survey update
- Legacy Systems Evaluation update
- SolidCircle cost estimate of $35,000 for ECU Database implementation
- SolidCircle annual support and maintenance estimate of $6,000
Parks Commission
The Parks Commission will meet to review staff and financial reports for October 2021. The body will also discuss the 'Restore our Parks' Long Term Revenue Subcommittee.
- Payment of bills for October 2021
- Finance Report for October 2021
- Discussion of 'Restore our Parks' Long Term Revenue Subcommittee
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider two applications from Eaton Community Palliative Care, Inc. regarding land use and district changes. The requests involve amending the Land Development Code to include hospital and long-term care facilities and changing property zoning on S. Cochran Road.
- DCA-11-21-4: Amendment to include Hospital and Long Term Care Facilities in Local Business District (C-1)
- DCA-11-21-5: District change from Limited Agricultural (LA) to Local Business (C-1) for 2615 and 2675 S. Cochran Road and a 1.55 acre parcel
Zoning Board of Appeals
The regular scheduled meeting for November 2, 2021, was cancelled due to a lack of business.
Health and Human Services Committee
The committee will receive semi-annual reports from the Tri-County Office on Aging and Housing Services Mid-Michigan. Members will also consider a resolution to recognize Homeless Awareness Month.
- Tri-County Office on Aging semi-annual report
- Housing Services Mid-Michigan report
- Resolution to recognize Homeless Awareness Month
- Appointment update
Zoning Ordinance Committee
The Eaton County Planning Commission Zoning Ordinance Committee is meeting to discuss possible updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code (Zoning Ordinance).
- Discussion of updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider FY 2021-22 budget amendments and two mediator-recommended settlements regarding the Sheriff's office. The meeting also includes a State of the Judiciary report from Chief Judge Janice Cunningham.
- FY 2021-22 Budget Amendments
- Mediator’s Recommended Settlement – POAM – Sheriff Non-Supervisory
- Mediator’s Recommended Settlement – COAM – Sheriff Command
- Farmland and Open Space Development Rights Agreement (PA 116) for Behrndt
- Clinton-Eaton-Ingham Community Mental Health Board Appointment
Community Correction Advisory Board
The board will vote on the FY21 Year End Report and proposed amendments to the CCAB By-Laws. Members will also review FY21 funding and programs and discuss filling three vacant board positions.
- Vote on FY21 Year End Report
- Vote on proposed amendments to CCAB By-Laws
- Review of FY21 funding and programs
- Discussion of vacant positions for communications media, probation agents/officers, and workforce investment board
- Updates on Specialty Courts including Adult Circuit Drug Court and J. Sauter Veterans Treatment Court
Law Enforcement Subcommittee
The subcommittee reviewed updates to the MPSCS radio system and discussed the potential removal of dynamic talk groups. Members also debated the timing of status checks for routine traffic stops and the use of the TAC 2 channel for prolonged incidents.
- Proposal to eliminate dynamic talk groups pending agency feedback
- Discussion on moving traffic stop status checks from three minutes back to seven minutes
- Review of MPSCS radio system cutovers for Ingham and Clinton Counties
- Report of four dispatchers currently in training
- Discussion on establishing procedures to move prolonged incidents to the TAC 2 radio channel
Ways and Means Committee
The committee will discuss updates on health insurance, the Child Care Fund, and the American Recovery Plan Act. The meeting includes a resolution to approve a mediator's recommended settlement for the Police Officers Association of Michigan, Sheriff Deputies Association.
- Proposed collective bargaining agreement for Sheriff Deputies with 2.25% annual salary increases (2021-2023) and a $2,000 one-time payment
- PA 116 Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program Application Resolution
- MMRMA Liability Insurance update in closed session
- Updates on the Child Care Fund and American Recovery Plan Act
- Review of position vacancies and health insurance updates
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The committee will meet to discuss department reports and conduct waste hauler hearings for Lebron and Liberty. The agenda also includes updates on the landfill groundwater monitoring and community development.
- Waste hauler hearings for Lebron and Liberty
- Landfill groundwater monitoring update
- Community Development report on zoning amendments for RVs, wind energy, and marihuana facilities
- Parks report including a $112,000 proposal for a Crandell Park fishing pier
- Review of FY 2021/2022 capital projects including a Ford 450 Dump Truck and John Deere equipment
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review updates from the Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services. The body is considering a resolution to support HB5026 and an update regarding a county-wide ORV ordinance.
- Resolution in Support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- Resolution to Support HB5026 regarding Central Dispatch
- Update on the proposed county-wide ORV Ordinance
- Sheriff's Office update and monthly reports on jail census and reimbursement
- Emergency Services update on Operation Silver Thaw 2021 exercise
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The Information Technology and Communication Committee will receive updates on the Connected Michigan project and systems evaluations. The body will also discuss the status of the Director search.
- Connected Michigan Update
- Projects and Systems Evaluation Update
- Director Search Update
Parks Commission
The Commission will review updates and phased development discussions regarding the Crandell Trail. The meeting also includes a Vice Chair election and reports on September 2021 finances.
- Crandell Trail Development Update
- Crandell Phased Development Discussion
- Vice Chair Election
- September 2021 Payment of Bills
- Friends of Eaton County Parks 2021 Annual Fundraiser
Planning Commission
The Eaton County Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two conditional use permit applications. The commission will also review Farmland Preservation applications and receive departmental reports.
- CU-10-21-8: Conditional Use Permit for large animal boarding at 2495 Kemler Road
- CU-10-21-9: Conditional Use Permit for construction contractor establishment and heavy equipment storage at 4532 Whittum Road
- Review of Farmland Preservation (PA 116) applications
Zoning Board of Appeals
The regular scheduled meeting for October 5, 2021, was cancelled due to a lack of business.
Health and Human Services Committee
The committee will meet to discuss the Clinton-Eaton-Ingham Community Mental Health Authority and provide an update on appointments. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the September 7, 2021 meeting.
- Clinton-Eaton-Ingham Community Mental Health Authority discussion
- Appointments update
- Approval of September 7, 2021 minutes
Zoning Ordinance Committee
The Eaton County Planning Commission Zoning Ordinance Committee is meeting to discuss possible updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code (Zoning Ordinance).
- Discussion of updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code
Emergency Communications Subcommittee
The subcommittee will review reports from law enforcement and fire/EMS subcommittees. The agenda also includes operational and project updates regarding Central Dispatch.
- Law Enforcement Subcommittee Report
- Fire/EMS Subcommittee Report
- Central Dispatch Operational Report
- Central Dispatch Project Updates
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider the adoption of the FY 2021-2022 budget and winter tax rates. The meeting includes votes on several collective bargaining agreements and drainage district bonds.
- Resolution to Adopt the FY 2021-2022 Eaton County Budget and Winter Tax Rates
- Resolution Pledging Full Faith and Credit to Church and McClintic Drain Drainage District Bonds
- Collective Bargaining Agreement settlements for Command Officers Association of Michigan-Dispatch Supervisory Unit, Police Officers Association of Michigan-Dispatcher Unit, and International Union of Operating Engineers-Maintenance Unit
- Resolution to Approve FY 2020-21 Budget Amendments
- Closed session to discuss legal opinion regarding Freedom of Information Act Appeal
Planning Commission
The Eaton County Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding three conditional use permit and district change applications. The body will also review one Farmland Preservation (PA 116) application.
- CU-9-21-5: Ammunition and reloading supply home business at 9024 E. Spicerville Highway
- CU-9-21-6: Agricultural and home business for meat and crafts at 6905 Carlisle Highway
- CU-7-02-4: Construction of a 30’ x 40’ pavilion at 6463 S. Clinton Trail
- One Farmland Preservation (PA 116) application
Zoning Board of Appeals
The regular scheduled meeting for September 14, 2021, was cancelled due to a lack of business.
Ways and Means Committee
The committee will review budget amendments for 2020/2021 and hold a workshop for the 2021/2022 budget and winter tax rates. Other agenda items include updates on health insurance, the Child Care Fund, and public improvements.
- 2021/2022 Budget Workshop and Winter Tax Rates
- 2020/2021 Budget Amendments
- Full Faith and Credit Resolution and Church and McClintic Drainage District
- Health Insurance Update
- Child Care Fund Update
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The committee reviewed reports regarding road resurfacing, park budgets, construction codes, and solid waste management. Members also discussed upcoming citizen appointments and zoning ordinance updates.
- Road Commission report: 21 miles of primary road system and 21 miles of local system scheduled for re-surfacing
- Road Commission report: 48 miles of chip sealing and 25 miles of gravel restoration projected
- Parks Department report: $50,000 grant match included in proposed budget
- Solid Waste Alternative Grant (SWAG) allocations: Option 2 recommended for Board of Commissioners approval
- Community Development: CDBG Emergency Repair program public hearing scheduled for August 18, 2021
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a proposed budget that represents an 8% increase over the previous year. The proposal includes a public hearing on Truth in Budgeting. The budget prioritizes maintaining current service levels and staffing.
- Proposed FY 2021/2022 budget totaling $42,871,934
- $1,860,000 in ARPA funding for cybersecurity, facility maintenance, and equipment
- Addition of two Field Support positions in Technology Services and one FOIA coordinator
- Increase of $1,189,976 in required employer share retirement costs
- Public hearing regarding Truth in Budgeting
Health and Human Services Committee
The committee will meet to discuss a semi-annual update regarding the Healing & Recovery Center Medical Care Facility. The agenda also includes an update on committee appointments.
- Healing & Recovery Center (Medical Care Facility) Semi-Annual Update
- Appointments Update
- Approval of July 6, 2021 minutes
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will meet to receive updates from the Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services. The meeting includes the review of monthly reports regarding jail census and reimbursement.
- Sheriff’s Office update
- Central Dispatch update
- Emergency Services update
- Review of monthly reimbursement and jail census reports
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The regular meeting of the Information Technology & Communication Committee scheduled for September 1, 2021, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for October 6, 2021.
Parks Commission
The Eaton County Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review financial reports and conduct a Vice Chair election. The body will also discuss the use of goats at the Fox Park Landfill.
- Discussion regarding goats at Fox Park Landfill
- Vice Chair election
- 2021 Annual Fundraiser by Friends of Eaton County Parks
- Payment of bills and finance reports for June, July, and August 2021
- Update from 'Restore our Parks' Long Term Revenue Subcommittee
Zoning Ordinance Committee
The Eaton County Planning Commission Zoning Ordinance Committee is meeting to discuss possible updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code (Zoning Ordinance).
- Discussion of updates to the Eaton County Land Development Code
Site Plan Review Committee
The Site Plan Review Committee will meet to hear a request from Diana Wait. The request concerns the construction of an accessory dwelling unit at 7812 S. Clinton Trail.
- Site Plan Review for accessory dwelling unit at 7812 S. Clinton Trail (SPR-8-21-4)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing regarding the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Emergency Repair Program. The body will also consider several grant applications for public safety and legal representation, as well as FY 2020-21 budget amendments.
- Public Hearing: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Emergency Repair Program
- Resolution to approve FY 2020-21 Budget Amendments
- Grant applications for Office of Highway Safety Planning Speed Enforcement and Byrne RSAT
- Resolution to approve Printer Maintenance and Service Contract
- Resolution to approve 2021-2022 Solid Waste Alternative Grant Program Recommendations
Ways and Means Committee
The committee is meeting to review the 2021/2022 budget, budget amendments, and updates on health insurance and the Child Care Fund. Members will also discuss various requested new positions for the Sheriff's Office, Technology Services, Trial Court, and Prosecutor's Office.
- 2021/2022 Budget and 2020/2021 Budget Amendments
- Health Insurance Renewal and Update
- Jury and Canvasser Board Compensation
- Juvenile Grant Resolutions
- Collective Bargaining Negotiations Update
Fire/EMS Subcommittee
The Fire/EMS Subcommittee reviewed Central Dispatch staffing changes, including the upcoming departure of Director Michael Armitage. The body discussed radio system maintenance, training initiatives, and the status of the 911 Enabling Act.
- Call handling phone system upgraded with $90,000 grant
- Siren installation at Crandall Lake pending Ways and Means Committee approval
- RAVE Alert accounts for City of Charlotte and Eaton Rapids at $1,500 per year
- Decision to delay the new CAD system
- Installation of Grand Ledge BDAs
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The committee will receive semi-annual and monthly updates from the Road Commission, Parks, Construction Code, DIA, Community Development, and Veterans Services. The body will also address appointments and miscellaneous items.
- Road Commission Semi-Annual Update
- DIA update including Solid Waste Alternative Grant Recommendations
- Veterans Services Annual Report
- Parks Report
- Construction Code Report
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing grant applications for the Sheriff's Office and discussing operational updates for Central Dispatch and Emergency Services. The body is considering funding for speeding enforcement and jail-based residential substance abuse treatment.
- Resolution to apply for an $8,360 Office of Highway Safety Planning Speed Enforcement grant
- Resolution to apply for up to $200,000 for a Byrne Memorial Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) grant
- Review of FY22 EMPG Work Plan for Emergency Services
- Request for a Rail Safety Week Proclamation
- Central Dispatch report of 13,160 total telephone calls in July 2021
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The Information Technology and Communication Committee will meet to discuss a printer maintenance contract proposal and receive an update on Connected Michigan. The meeting also includes the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Printer Maintenance Contract Proposal
- Connected Michigan Update
Planning Commission
The Eaton County Planning Commission will meet to review a conditional use permit application. The commission will also receive reports from the Community Development Department, Zoning Ordinance Committee, and Board of Appeals.
- Public hearing for CU-8-21-4: request by Christopher and Audrey Dick for a Conditional Use Permit for a Construction Contractors Establishment and Storage of Heavy Equipment at 411 W. Saginaw Highway, Roxand Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Eaton County Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning variance request. The board will consider whether to allow a government facility accessory building to be closer to a property line than currently permitted.
- Public hearing for BA-8-21-5: request for a 36-foot variance from Zoning Ordinance Section 14.10.2. A. at 2512 S. Canal Rd.
Health and Human Services Committee
The regular meeting of the Health and Human Services Committee scheduled for August 2, 2021, has been cancelled.
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss several grant applications for public safety, veterans services, and electronics recycling. The meeting includes a proposal to support local funds for community mental health services and a review of FY 2020/21 budget amendments.
- Resolution to approve COPs School Violence Prevention Program Grant Application
- Resolution to approve U.S. Department of Justice Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant Application
- Resolution to approve FY 2020/21 Budget Amendments
- Resolution to approve Michigan Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy Rural Electronics Collection and Infrastructure Recycling Grant Application Amendment
- Resolution to approve County Veterans Services Grant Application
Law Enforcement Subcommittee
The subcommittee discussed staffing levels and contract agreements for Central Dispatch. Members reviewed updates on regional radio system coordination and the remaining lifespan of the current CAD system.
- Tentative three-year contracts for two bargaining units to be sent to the Board of Commissioners in August
- Coordination of new radio systems with Ingham County (live Sept 1, 2021) and Clinton County (Jan 2022)
- CAD vendor estimate of two to three years of remaining life for current system
- RAVE alert keyword creation cost of $1,500 for interested cities
- Approximately $4,500 available for law enforcement through the homeland security grant
Ways and Means Committee
The committee will discuss the 2021/2022 budget, budget amendments, and updates on health insurance and the Child Care Fund. Members will also review departmental position requests and receive updates on collective bargaining negotiations.
- 2021/2022 Budget review
- 2020/2021 Budget Amendments
- Collective Bargaining Negotiations Update
- Child Care Fund Update
- Cooperative Reimbursement Program Grants
Public Works and Human Services Committee
The committee will receive updates from EATRAN, Parks, Construction Code, the Designated Implementing Agency, and Community Development. The meeting includes a review of the June 9, 2021 minutes.
- EATRAN Semi-Annual Update
- Parks Report
- Construction Code Report
- DIA Update including Rural Electronics Recycling Grant
- Community Development Report
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will meet to discuss updates from the Sheriff's Office, Central Dispatch, and Emergency Services. The body will consider resolutions to approve three specific grant applications for the Sheriff's Office.
- COPS School Violence Prevention Program Grant Application
- U.S. DOJ Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant Application
- Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Grant FY22 Local Formula Solicitation
Information Technology and Communication Committee
The Information Technology and Communication Committee will meet to discuss community broadband. The agenda also includes a review of the 2020 Digital Aerial Imagery Fee Schedule.
- 2020 Digital Aerial Imagery Fee Schedule
- Community Broadband discussion
Health and Human Services Committee
The committee will receive semi-annual and general updates from local health and mental health service providers. No formal votes or contract approvals are listed on the agenda.
- Barry-Eaton District Health Department semi-annual update
- Community Mental Health update
- Collaborative Council update
Zoning Board of Appeals
The regular scheduled meeting for July 6, 2021, was cancelled due to a lack of business.