Township Board: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at 5:30pm (MEETING PACKET)

Leelanau Township Board

Event Date: 2024-04-09

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This document contains several sections. The first part provides monthly and annual incident reports for the Leelanau Township Fire Department. These reports detail incident types such as EMS calls, fires, and false alarms, with breakdowns for March 1, 2024 and an annual summary for 2024, plus a previous breakdown for the same time period. The second section is an agreement between the Northport Leelanau Township Utility Authority (NLTUA) and Leelanau Township, outlining services, compensation, and terms related to the Township providing Deputy Treasurer services. Additionally, the document includes Kubota sales orders and a public official bond renewal notice from RLI, and a renewal notice from MedMutual Life for group life and disability insurance.

The fire department incident reports show a total of 21 incidents for both the monthly and annual summaries ending March 1, 2024. The report for April 1, 2024 shows a total of 72 incidents. The agreement between NLTUA and Leelanau Township specifies that the Township will handle deposits, disbursements, and record-keeping for debt retirement, with an annual compensation of $7,635.50. The agreement began on March 1, 2024.

The Kubota sales orders detail the purchase of various equipment. The surety bond renewal notice from RLI indicates a renewal for Leelanau Township’s Public Official Position Schedule Bond, with a premium of $298.00. The MedMutual Life renewal notice confirms the renewal of group life and disability insurance for the Township of Leelanau, with no change in premium rates. The renewal rates are guaranteed for two years.

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