Executive Board:1/9/2024 (Administrator Update, 1/9/2024)

Leelanau County

Event Date: 2024-01-09 00:00:00

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**Executive Summary**

**Kudos and Staffing Update**
In the recent update presented by the County Administrator during the Board of Commissioners (BOC) regular session on January 9, 2024, appreciation was expressed for Lori EuBanks, the Interim Executive Assistant, for her support in compiling Board materials. There is acknowledgment of the challenges in maintaining efficiency within the Administrative Office following the previous executive assistant’s departure. A key update includes the introduction of Jill Rowley as the new Executive Assistant for Administration, who brings relevant experience from a Charter School, aiding in the office’s transition.

**Project Updates**
The County Administrator provided several updates on ongoing projects. The Lower Level Health Department’s Environmental Division is on schedule for a March 31, 2024 completion date, with discussions underway regarding technology enhancements. Furthermore, a meeting is set with the Traverse City – Cherry Capital Airport officials to address a zoning ordinance impacting the Airport Approach Plan.

In addition, discussions took place regarding Clean Energy Projects, particularly focusing on a grant application to the Michigan Public Service Commission for renewable energy initiatives that could cover the costs of introducing solar services to the Government Center. Relevant information regarding the Materials Management Plan is included in the Board packets for review.

**Upcoming Meetings and Requests**
Looking ahead, several meetings are scheduled, including a Transportation Policy Board meeting today and a Building and Grounds meeting to discuss various facilities issues. The next regular Board meeting is set for January 16, 2024, at 7 PM, where further updates and discussions will be anticipated.

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