This report presents findings from a forensic examination of Mesa County’s Dominion Voting System, revealing evidence of data destruction and potential manipulation of election records. Key findings include the deletion of almost 29,000 files, making it difficult to determine election integrity. The conclusion highlights significant security failures, complicating the verification of vote counts.
The document discusses a proposal to install solar panels at the Government Center. The author, a registered engineer and certified energy manager, advises against the project, citing economic impracticalities, conflicts of interest, and operational challenges. With a questionable payback period of 46 years, the author recommends the county withdraw from the grant and avoid electric generation responsibilities.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners is seeking an experienced County Administrator/Chief Financial Officer to implement its priorities. This position oversees a $16.5 million budget and manages approximately 130 employees. Key responsibilities include developing the annual budget, overseeing personnel, and engaging with the community. Salary range and application details available at the county’s website.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners held an Executive Board Session on March 12, 2024. Key topics included updates on the Benzie-Leelanau Health Department buildout, BATA litigation, and an Early Childhood Services millage renewal. The Board also addressed hiring a new County Administrator and several action items related to road commission and law enforcement initiatives.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will meet on March 12, 2024, to discuss various resolutions including road millages and funding for early childhood health services. Updates from county officials and public comments will also be featured. Key agenda items include approval of a road millage resolution, sheriff’s recruitment sponsorship, and emergency service plans.
This document outlines the public hearing agenda for the Leelanau Township Board of Trustees concerning the proposed 2024-25 budget. Scheduled for March 12, 2024, at 5:00 P.M., the session will take place at the Leelanau Township Hall in Northport, MI, and will provide both in-person and remote access options via Zoom.
Meeting Schedule: The Leelanau Township Board regular meetings will be held on the second Tuesday of each month at the Leelanau Township Hall. All meetings will be broadcast via electronic remote (Zoom) platform. Access: Meeting documents and links will be available on the Leelanau Township website. Special meetings and cancellations will be properly noticed.
The Facilities Management Report dated March 12th, 2024, provides a comprehensive overview of maintenance and improvement activities. At Airport, preparations are underway to address a trespass issue. Buster Dame Park will see the addition of gravel to mitigate mud issues, while ongoing limb cleanup continues in cemeteries, ensuring all facilities are ready for the upcoming season.
Tax Savings included a reduction of the Emergency Fire Services Millage from 3.5 to 3.0, saving $750,000, and the elimination of Tax Administration Fees, saving $140,302. This totaled $890,302 in savings. However, the General Fund faced a shortfall of $15,500, attributed largely to the Facilities Fund, significantly impacting the overall budget.
This document outlines a seven-year facilities capital plan, detailing planned expenditures and revenue projections from 2024 to 2030. The plan includes various projects such as vehicle replacement, restorations, and infrastructure investments. Total spending will vary yearly, with significant investments in vehicle replacements and infrastructure upgrades to ensure effective facilities management and sustainability.
