This document discusses the results of a study conducted by United Sovereign Americans (USA), which found that over 20% of the voters in the 2024 Election in Orange County, California were either non-citizens, invalid, or phantom voters. The Orange County Registrar of Voters was reluctant to review the data, even though it was obtained from the county’s own voter records.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees held their regular meeting on January 14, 2025, discussing topics such as a housing collaboration with Northport and plans for a winter carnival. Actions included reappointing committee members and approving agreements for tax collection. The meeting focused on township operations, infrastructure maintenance, and collaborative efforts with local entities.
This document presents a three-year comparative budget analysis for the General Fund (101) for the fiscal years 2022-2023, 2023-2024 (projected), and 2024-2025 (proposed). The budget covers various revenue sources, including property taxes, state revenue sharing, and allocations across departments such as Public Works, Parks, and Recreation, reflecting investments in public infrastructure.
The 2025 Clerk Report highlights significant changes to the duties of Clerks in Leland Township following the successful implementation of Proposal 22-2. This proposal introduced early voting, a simplified absentee voter list, and expanded rights for military voters. These changes have notably shifted workload responsibilities from Election Day management to the Clerk’s office, enhancing ballot management procedures.
The proposed General Fund Budget for 2025/2026 outlines anticipated revenues and expenditures for the township, highlighting total revenues of $798,856.00. Major expense areas include Fire Protection at $346,043.00 and Roads at $460,000.00, with detailed comparisons to the previous fiscal year’s actual revenues and expenditures, ensuring transparency in the township’s financial operations.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners held their regular session on March 18, 2025, under Chairman Steve Yoder. Key decisions included appointing Craig Wright as Attorney Magistrate and approving various 2% grant allocations. The Board also adopted a resolution for accessibility improvements at Veronica Valley County Park, committing to a local match funding of $50,000.
Over 50% of likely voters, including Democrats, stated they would volunteer to hand count and examine election ballots in a local school gymnasium on election night. This suggests Leelanau County residents would be overwhelmingly happy to help count votes and verify election results, reflecting a strong community engagement in the electoral process.
The 2024-2025 line item budget for Centerville Township outlines financial planning, revealing a projected total revenue of $659,157, with actual revenues at $607,614 by March 1, 2025. Proposed revenue for FY 2025-2026 is slightly lower at $648,377, while budgeted expenses for FY 2024-2025 were $655,690, reflecting a conservative fiscal approach.
The Centerville Township 2024-2025 budget projects a total income of $663,157.00. It includes revenue from various sources, while expenses total $660,690.00, covering departments like Fire, Elections, and Parks. This results in a net revenue of $2,467.00, which remains unallocated within the official budget, reflecting a careful financial forecast.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees held regular meetings on January 14 and February 11, 2025. Public comments focused on Woosley Airport repairs and property taxation. The board discussed ongoing issues with BS&A software, township road assessments, and budget timeline. In February, discussions included recreational area security, salary increases, and property tax exemptions.
