Regular meeting (Minutes)

Leelanau County

Event Date: 2024-09-17

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The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners held their regular session meeting on September 17, 2024. Key items discussed and approved included:

– Accepting the consent agenda with 10 non-controversial items, including approving an inmate housing agreement with Grand Traverse County, hiring a new corrections officer, and approving various grants and contracts.
– Approving a one-year extension of the lawn mowing contract with Spinniken Lawn & Irrigation.
– Approving salary adjustments for the Chief Deputy Treasurer and Chief Deputy Register of Deeds to $69,283.85 each.
– Accepting a proposal from Rehmann Robson for a one-year extension of the county’s auditing services.
– Approving the county administrator job description and salary range of $110,000 to $140,000, and authorizing a contract extension for the administrator search.

The board also received updates on the county budget, the Northwest Regional Airport Authority terminal expansion project, and other administrative matters. Public comment was received and commissioner comments were provided.

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