This document summarizes the Kasson Township Board meeting held on March 13, 2024. The meeting included routine items, financial reports, unfinished business like a cemetery workshop, and new business such as reappointments and service proposals. Capital projects discussed included the Maple City Improvement Project and Township Hall renovation, concluding with public comments and adjournment.
This document outlines the upcoming bills and their respective due dates for various services and supplies required by the Township of Kasson, totaling an outstanding balance of $4,965.84. The bills include services from CenturyLink for phone services, Consumers Energy for lighting, and other service providers necessary for both operational and administrative functions.
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 Leland Township Board convened on March 11, 2024, focusing on approving the agenda and consent items. Public comments addressed zoning ordinances and solar energy legislation. A significant portion of the meeting involved the Leelanau County Road Commission’s presentation on road conditions and funding challenges. Action items included liquor license approval and various resolutions.
The special board meeting of the Charter Township of Elmwood on March 4, 2024, was called to order by Supervisor Shaw at 10:00 a.m. with a full quorum present. The first item discussed was the need for an asbestos and lead paint inspection for the demolition of marina buildings, as explained by Wade Trim engineer Garth Bogart.
The Empire Village Council convened for a Budget Hearing and Regular Meeting on February 28, 2024, at the Empire Township Hall. Key items on the agenda included financial statements, department head reports, and both old and new business. The meeting focused on budget amendments, fiscal year budgets, and the allocation of “ACT 51” funds.
The Empire Village Council convened on February 28, 2024, discussing important agenda items like financial resolutions and public comments on short-term rentals. Key motions included budget amendments for FY 2023-24 and approval of the FY 2024-25 budget. Public input was emphasized, with significant communications about short-term rentals influencing ongoing considerations and decision-making processes.
This document serves as a guide regarding Missouri Elections and fundraising initiatives related to election processes. It details ballot handling costs, team organization for counting ballots, and emphasizes calls to action with donation links. The mention of election integrity and potential fraud indicates an underlying political context aimed at mobilizing support for specific causes.
The Centerville Township Board held its regular meeting on February 14, 2024. Key agenda items included financial updates, committee reports, and new business. The Treasurer’s report was approved alongside discussions on the fire millage renewal. Rolf Von Walthausen was appointed to the Planning Commission, and several important resolutions were also adopted.
Steve Hamilton objects to the extended time allocated for public comment regarding election concerns at the February 13th Board meeting. He emphasizes the absence of credible evidence supporting claims of voter fraud, machine malfunctions, or other wrongdoings in previous elections, expressing confidence in the security and accuracy of upcoming elections.
