The Centerville Township Board convened on April 10, 2024, approving the agenda on amendments, credit card information, and CDs. Treasurer Katrina Pleva provided a financial update on CD rates. Chief Doornbos presented the Fire Department’s annual report, highlighting new equipment and grants. The board also discussed the Zoning Ordinance revision and election worker wage increases.
The Centerville Township FY 2024-25 Cost Center Budget projects revenues of $659,157 against expenses of $635,697, yielding a net revenue of $23,460. Key revenue sources include property taxes and fire operating millage, while expenses focus on fire department administration, township board, and staff wages. The budget supports essential services and infrastructure improvements.
This document summarizes the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners Special Session held on April 9, 2024. The meeting commenced at 2:44 p.m. and included a roll call confirming the presence of all commissioners except Jamie L. Kramer. The primary purpose was the Annual Statutory Equalization Hearing, focusing on the 2024 L-4024, Statutory Equalization Report.
The document notifies of a special session of the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners on April 9, 2024. The meeting will cover the annual statutory equalization hearing and a Parks and Recreation Commission request for a MMRMA RAP grant for playground chips. Public comments on both items will be accepted during this session.
Sheriff Borkovich’s participation in a Grand Rapids rally and a roundtable discussion with former President Trump is framed as a non-political act of fulfilling his duty to protect the citizens of Leelanau County. The document emphasizes that border security is an American issue, not a political one, highlighting the Sheriff’s role in addressing potential immigrant crime.
This document, dated April 4, 2024, is a letter from Dawn Chalker and Peter Solenberger to the Leelanau County Commissioners. The primary objective of the letter is to demand the resignation of the Leelanau County Sheriff. The authors cite his recent appearance at a campaign rally with Donald Trump as evidence that he is unfit for office.
Sheriff’s Attendance at Trump Rally
– The sheriff travelled to a Trump political rally in Grand Rapids on April 2, 2024, while in uniform and with his badge, indicating he was representing the county.
– Trump’s remarks at the rally were “vicious and contemptible,” and the sheriff’s attendance implies that Leelanau County residents share Trump’s positions.
The Northern Michigan Regional Entity (NMRE) is formed by 21 counties to manage behavioral health services, focusing on mental health and substance use disorders. With a projected budget of $227 million for FY2024, including funds for youth prevention initiatives in Leelanau County, NMRE ensures community needs are met through robust service delivery and innovative treatment strategies.
The document examines various anomalies and issues related to voter registration and election processes in the United States. It raises concerns about potential irregularities and discrepancies that may have occurred during recent elections, including inactive voter listings and abnormal IDs. Moreover, it highlights significant irregularities in voting systems warranting further investigation and analysis.
In a letter dated April 3, 2024, Tom and Marnie Sutter expressed their dismay about Sheriff Mike Borkovich’s photograph with former President Trump, questioning the appropriateness of his actions and potential misuse of county resources. They emphasized concerns over Borkovich’s political affiliations and called for the county commissioners to ensure he serves the community impartially.
