This document addresses a potential conflict of interest involving Mr. Joe DeFors, chair of the Leelanau County Energy Futures Task Force, who is alleged to have lobbied for a state grant pertaining to the County’s solar project. The correspondence highlights Leelanau County’s policy on conflicts of interest, which stipulates a conflict arises when a public servant advocates for a program that benefits them personally.
The Michigan Opioid Settlement Funds Toolkit serves as a comprehensive guide for local governments in Michigan, addressing the opioid overdose crisis through the strategic use of settlement funds. With approximately $776 million earmarked for local governments over 18 years, the toolkit emphasizes collaboration, equity, and effective spending to foster healthier communities and combat this pressing epidemic.
Election Night Reporting (ENR) manipulation alleges widespread inaccuracies in vote tallies aimed at influencing public perception and election outcomes. Key players like Scytl and Edison Research shape the data seen by the public, raising national security concerns. Evidence of anomalies, including “F-Curves” and “Edison Zeros,” suggests automated manipulation of election results.
During the meeting, the Board received vital updates from various county departments and approved key resolutions, including the FY2025 MDOC grant and the Child Care Fund budget. Public comments were addressed, and discussions covered operational matters before concluding with an adjournment. A closed session was also conducted for collective bargaining negotiations.
The Executive Board Session of the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners is scheduled for June 11, 2024, focusing on grant applications, departmental updates, and public safety initiatives. Key agenda items include a grant from the 13th Circuit Court, workers’ compensation renewal, and public input opportunities, fostering transparency and community engagement in governance.
The Leelanau Township Board convened on May 14, 2024, to address various township matters. Recognitions for EMT performance were made, followed by public comments on the tax tribunal. General business included approval of bills totaling $144,708.65, reports from officials, and discussions on parks, an ADA sidewalk project, and a recycling cost-sharing proposal.
This document outlines the tentative agenda for the Leelanau Township Board of Trustees Regular Meeting scheduled for June 11, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Key discussion topics include updates from Leelanau County Commissioners, the Joint Housing Authority, and gathering resident feedback. The action items involve a Lieutenant promotion, approval of MTA Annual Dues, and proposals for the November ballot.
The Empire Township Board held a regular meeting on June 11, 2024, led by Supervisor Carl Noonan at the Township Hall. Treasurer Price reported on the status of bank accounts as of May 31, 2024, which was accepted without objections. Building permits were issued for new dwellings, while a public hearing regarding Glen Lake Manor’s site plan was announced.
The Cleveland Township Board held its regular meeting on June 11, 2024, led by Supervisor Tim Stein. Reports highlighted ongoing discussions related to the Fire Department language and upcoming election materials. A significant agenda item was the Short Term Rentals Ordinance, which established registration and insurance requirements, approved unanimously for implementation starting January 1, 2025.
This document summarizes the special session of the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners on June 10, 2024. The meeting focused on second interviews for the County Administrator/CFO position. Following discussions and interviews with four candidates, the board eliminated Mark Justin from consideration and planned to check references for Michael Belskey and Kip Belcher.
