Contracts & procurement in Michigan local government
What Michigan city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about contracts & procurement — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
2,261 Michigan meetings since 2024 covered contracts & procurement. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Michigan with the most contracts & procurement activity
- Detroit, MI (336)
- Berrien County, MI (165)
- Macomb County, MI (123)
- Grand Rapids, MI (94)
- Genesee County, MI (82)
- St. Clair County, MI (80)
- Kalamazoo County, MI (50)
- Oakland County, MI (47)
- Lansing, MI (44)
- Lenawee County, MI (44)
- Grand Rapids Public Schools, MI (43)
- Ann Arbor, MI (39)
Latest matching meetings
DDA approves $60,500 for new dumpster enclosures
The Allen Park Downtown Development Authority will meet to approve reimbursements for new commercial trash enclosures and a six-month social media contract. The board will also review financial reports and updates on local redevelopment projects.
Board to consider opioid settlement funds proposal and related agreements
The St. Clair County Board of Commissioners will meet on July 23, 2026 to approve routine items and consider several new business items. The agenda includes approval of June 2026 county disbursements, a proposal and agreement for opioid settlement funds, and various contracts for airport improvements, a lease, and…
Board to approve $110,242.50 contract for Skywalk Lighting Project
The Downtown Development Authority will elect a Vice Chairperson and Treasurer to fill vacant officer positions. It will recommend to City Council whether to approve a site‑plan proposal at 133 Evergreen Avenue that adds five parking spaces and one van‑accessible space. The board will also consider and vote on a…
Agenda includes the Tax Increment Reimbursement Agreement for LaMagna Properties.
The Downtown Development Authority will approve routine items such as meeting minutes, treasurer reports, and the Executive Director contract. Committee and staff reports on outreach, business development, placemaking, events, and the Main Street program will be presented. New business features a community assessment…
Board considers $218,143 phone system upgrade and other contracts
The Macomb County Community Mental Health Board is meeting to vote on several service contracts and grant amendments. The board will also review voucher listings and receive updates from the CEO and CFO.
County approves $11.6M law‑enforcement services contract with Washington Township
The Joint Public Services and Records and Public Safety Committees will consider several department recommendations, including cost‑share agreements for road projects and a major law‑enforcement services contract. They will also vote on budget amendments and resolutions covering emergency management, community…
TIFA to authorize $45M bonds for Merriman Road project
The Tax Increment Finance Authority will approve bills totaling $170,656.98 and award a contract for Merriman Road branding to Warren Contractors & Development for $311,905. The meeting concludes with a motion to authorize up to $45,000,000.00 in tax increment bonds.
City Council considers $8.2 million GOAL Line Program contract amendment
The Detroit City Council will review several contract authorizations, including an $8,200,000 amendment to the GOAL Line Program and a $490,000 evaluation of assessment valuation compliance. It will also consider a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone certificate for a new mixed‑use apartment at 1728 Michigan Avenue and a…
City Commission to authorize up to $45 M in capital improvement bonds
The Grand Rapids City Commission will vote on a resolution authorizing capital improvement bonds not to exceed $45 million for the 1500 Scribner Ave NW project and the Fire Training Center. The agenda also includes approvals for a $150,000 FY2027 contract with Experience Grand Rapids, a $335,000 grant from the Wege…
City considers $7.5 million project and mobility blueprint contract
The Committee of the Whole will discuss several development incentives and a new consulting contract for a city mobility blueprint. The body is also reviewing social district permit applications and travel requests for commissioners.
City authorizes up to $45 M bonds for 1500 Scribner Ave NW & fire training center
The Grand Rapids Fiscal Committee will vote on a series of resolutions covering investment policy changes, contract authorizations, grant acceptances, budget substitutions, and a major capital improvement bond issue. Key items include a $45 M bond for infrastructure at 1500 Scribner Ave NW and the Fire Training…
City Council to consider rezoning of 424 S. Mansfield for TRUE Community Credit Union
The City Council will discuss several zoning amendments and ordinances, including a rezoning request for a property at 424 S. Mansfield. The body is also deciding on multiple demolition orders and various city contracts.
Admin Committee approves $1.75 M budget increase for UV disinfection upgrade
The Holland Area Water Reclamation Facility Administrative Committee approved a $1,750,000 amendment to the FY27 capital budget, raising the UV disinfection project total to $9,750,000. The committee also approved an engineering services contract with Fishbeck for secondary clarifiers 5 and 6 improvements, valued at…
Council to consider DPW building engineering and sidewalk replacement bids
The Village Council will review proposals for DPW building conceptual engineering and the FY 2027 sidewalk replacement program. The body will also consider a charter amendment resolution and a public safety policy contract.
Board will vote on ballot language for Veterans and Transportation millage measures
The Joint Government Oversight and Health and Human Services Committees will consider several resolutions, including approval of ballot language for the Macomb County Veterans' Millage and the Public Transportation Millage to appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot. They will also review contracts for a vacant land…
Council to vote on a $3.4 million parking facility repair contract
The East Lansing City Council will consider a large consent agenda that includes multiple contracts and resolutions, notably a $2,985,121 parking facility repair contract with a 15% contingency. The meeting also features public hearings on several zoning amendment ordinances and a review of site‑plan requests for…
Inkster council to accept vendors for Neighborhood Stabilization Program
The Inkster City Council will consider accepting qualified vendors to rehabilitate and sell foreclosed properties under the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. The agenda also includes a public hearing and the approval of the July 6, 2026 council meeting minutes.
Committee will hear a proposed ordinance to delete adult‑business definitions from the city code
The Public Health and Safety Standing Committee will conduct roll call, approve minutes, and hear a presentation on demolition overviews. A public hearing will consider an ordinance to amend Chapter 28 of the 2019 Detroit City Code by removing adult‑business definitions. Unfinished business includes status reports on…
Manistee County Land Bank to review blight elimination and property agreements
The Land Bank Authority is discussing progress on blight elimination projects and draft purchase agreements for specific properties. The body will also review financial reports and expiring service contracts.
City Council approves $2.26 M in authorized disbursements for July 20, 2026
The Trenton City Council will vote on authorized disbursements totaling $2,264,324.07. The meeting also includes a resignation from the Downtown Development Authority, a request to purchase a residential side‑load recycling truck, a purchase of pillar booths for the library, and a proposed change to the council…
City Council approves contracts for park pavilion and gym floor
The Westland City Council will consider a consent calendar of routine items including a $20,255 contract for a Northgate Park Pavilion and a $6,950 change order for a Boxing Gym floor. The body will also vote on a $95,000 annual software renewal for the Police Department.
Council approves $4.36 million Compost Site and Rubbish Collection purchase agreement
The Taylor City Council will vote on a series of fiscal items, including a $4,361,645 purchase agreement for the Compost Site and Rubbish Collection for FY 2026‑2027. The agenda also includes approvals for fire‑department training costs, a $7,520 service contract for the Bryx Emergency Response System, and the…
City Council to approve contracts and purchase a new patrol vehicle
The Kingsford City Council will review invoices, approve consent agenda items including public safety reports, and consider new business such as paying for sewer projects and purchasing a new patrol vehicle.
City Council to consider $602,566 contract for Burton Estates road resurfacing
The City Council will vote on road improvement projects, including a paving petition for Montcalm and Day St. The body is also reviewing a contract for road resurfacing and an ordinance amendment regarding C-2 General Business permitted uses.
County approves $1.557 million waterproofing project for Admin Building plaza deck
The Joint Finance/Audit/Budget and Internal Services Committees will consider multiple budget amendments, vehicle purchases, and contracts, including a $1,557,000 amendment for the Phase 1 Admin Building Plaza Deck Waterproofing Project. Other items include a $494,247.35 HP computer replacement, a $110,685 contract to…
City Commission to approve $11.2M Treatment Plant No. 25 electrical reliability contract
The Kalamazoo City Commission will vote on a series of contracts and extensions, including a $11,227,000 agreement for the Treatment Plant No. 25 Electrical Reliability Project. Other items include water infrastructure contracts, a buy/sell agreement for 1517 South Park Street, and a reappointment to the Historic…
Council discusses rezoning for drive-through restaurant and various city contracts
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for properties at 24300 Harper and 21501 Blackburn to allow a drive-through restaurant. Other items include an appeal regarding a boat lift relocation at 33800 Jefferson and several contract approvals for city services.
City Council to consider $2.97 million police technology contract
City Council will vote on several high-value contracts for police technology, infrastructure, and conservation easements. The body is also considering multiple zoning changes and street closures for upcoming community events.
Council approves $2.09 million vendor payments and multiple infrastructure contracts
The Monroe City Council met on July 6, 2026 to approve minutes, authorize vendor payments totaling $2,085,032.52, and consider a series of contracts and purchases for water, wastewater, public safety, and street projects. Items included a $38,616.23 purchase for water‑filtration microcystin testing equipment, a…
Marine City Pension Board to review asset allocation and service agreement
The City Pension Board of Trustees will review account performance and asset allocation relative to Investment Policy Statement targets. The board will also discuss upcoming withdrawals and a service agreement renewal.
Board approves $686,587 in county requisitions
The Berrien County Board of Commissioners approved a total of $686,586.92 in requisitions and purchase orders for fiscal year 2026. The items include legal fees, home repairs funded by a CDBG Chill Grant, and emergency road repairs.
Finance Committee to discuss full faith and credit resolutions
The Berrien County Finance Committee will review administration construction updates and discuss three full faith and credit resolutions presented by the Drain Commissioner. The body will also address waiver authorizations, bid openings, and contract modifications.
City Council to consider two $25M alley sewer repair contracts
The Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee will hold public hearings on several redevelopment projects, including an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Certificate for Busy Bee Development on Gratiot Avenue and a Brownfield Plan for the same project. A commercial rehabilitation district will be considered…
Committee to consider $1.46 M opioid settlement contract for engagement center
The Neighborhood and Community Services Standing Committee will review unfinished business on DACC data‑improvement commitments and consider several new petitions and contract authorizations. Items include festival and parade permits, a Turnstile event at the Russell Industrial Center, a $700,000 increase for the Joe…
Council will consider a Zoning Ordinance Amendment
The Fraser City Council will discuss several items, including a proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance and updates on a library bond proposal. They will also consider contract extensions and renewals for water meter replacement, a commercial cross‑connection service, and the GLWA. The meeting includes routine…
Cass County to approve jail generator contracts and medical examiner budget
The Cass County Board of Commissioners will consider approving contracts for a new jail generator and structural steel support, along with a $37,000 budget adjustment for the Medical Examiner. The board will also vote on appointing a Planning Commission member and approving a community corrections plan.
Board to approve $9.5M claims, two energy road use agreements
The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners will vote on the consent agenda including a road improvement agreement with Sheridan Township, a contract extension for the Administrator/Controller, and other resolutions. Under new business, they will consider road use agreements with Pivot Energy and Key Capture Energy. The…
Commission to vote on SRE addition bid alternate and construction admin
The MBS Airport Commission will consider approving a bid alternate for the 2026 AIP Snow Removal Equipment (SRE) Addition project and authorizing a contract for construction administration. The board will also review a strategic plan update and routine reports.
Committee considers $17 million cellular contract and multiple legal settlements
The Internal Operations Standing Committee is reviewing several high-value technology contracts and a series of legal settlement resolutions. The body will also conduct an interview regarding a reappointment to the Property Assessment Board of Review.
City approves $2,200,00.00 increase to GOAL Line Program contract
The Budget, Finance and Audit Standing Committee will consider several contract amendments, including a $2,200,00.00 increase for the GOAL Line Program, raising the total contract to $8,200,000.00. It will also review a $225,000.00 printing contract, an $80,030.00 internal auditing contract, and an ordinance amendment…