Regular Meeting (Handouts)

Centerville Township

Event Date: 2024-11-13

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Executive Summary:

Calendar for February 2025 in Leelanau County:
– The calendar includes a variety of events and meetings, including AARP income tax assistance, various government and community meetings, and other activities.
– The events are scheduled throughout the month, with multiple events often scheduled on the same day.
– Key events include:
– Leelanau County Board of Commissioners (BOC) regular session and executive sessions
– Planning Commission meeting
– Leelanau County Parks and Recreation Board meeting
– Leelanau Montessori Board meeting
– Benzie/Leelanau Health Department presentations
– MMAP specialist and estate planning events
– Blood drive at Leelanau County Road Commission (LCMR)

https://cms3.revize.com/revize/leelanaucounty/calprint.php?month=02&day=01 &year=2025&calendar=2

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