Join us for “Getting to the Root of the Problem – The Sexualization of Our Children and What We Can Do About It” with guest speaker Audrey Werner, Dean of Life Issues at Masters University of Divinity. This crucial event on August 28 at 6:00 P.M. addresses issues like child sexualization and societal impacts on morals.
The Bay Area Transportation Authority (BATA) is dedicated to improving lives in Leelanau County through efficient transportation solutions. Key transportation routes include the Village Loop Route 10, operating Monday through Friday and Saturday with bi-hourly services. BATA plays an important role in the community, illustrated by statistics showing significant ridership, including over 12,500 rides provided.
This document outlines the proposal for a software purchase and associated services related to the implementation of the Apex Vital Statistics Software through a partnership with Fidlar Technologies for the Leelanau County Clerk’s Office. The total cost for the software purchase and initial services is capped at $16,900, to be funded from the designated account.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners held a regular session meeting on August 20, 2024, approving various administrative and financial items, including the purchase of a sheriff’s vehicle and a broadband project. The Board also established a Property Assessed Clean Energy program and discussed a legal matter in a closed session, concluding with budget amendments and claims approvals.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will hold a Regular Session on August 20, 2024, at 7:00 PM. The meeting will discuss agenda items, including an Administrator Update, public comments, and consent agenda approvals for various departments. Key topics involve a replacement vehicle for the Sheriff’s Office and a Grant Agreement for blight elimination activities.
The meeting focused on marina operations presented by Harbormaster Dan Jenuwine, who laid out several proposals concerning seasonal rates, transient rates, and various operational changes. Notable motions included the adoption of the 2025 season rates with a 3% surcharge for credit card transactions, and approved pricing changes for the fish cleaning station.
This document summarizes the minutes of the Solon Township Board’s regular meeting on August 15, 2024. Key discussions involved an alley between two properties, seeking legal advice on closure procedures. Public comment primarily concerned proposed changes to land density on Popa Road, with residents expressing strong opposition. The board approved the treasurer’s report and payment of vouchers.
The financial report for the Township of Kasson reveals significant discrepancies between budgeted amounts and actual figures from April to July 2024. Total income reported is $86,896.59 against a budgeted $535,919.00, resulting in a shortfall of $449,022.41. Major contributing factors include underperformance in tax revenues and deferred revenues, emphasizing a need for reassessment.
The executive summary provides an overview of the financial transactions detailed in the document from the Township of Kasson. It lists a payment to CenturyLink, processed through Huntington Bank, recorded on August 9, 2024, amounting to $151.33. The simplicity of the financial records ensures transparency and understanding for stakeholders reviewing the township’s activities.
This document summarizes the bills from the Township of Kasson that are to be approved as of August 14, 2024. The total amount for all bills is $9,089.49. Key vendors include Complete Outdoor, Consumers Energy, Cypher Group Inc, and TAG Towers LLC. Each vendor has a specific memo detailing the nature of services provided.
