The proposed Parks budget for 2024-2025 includes adjustments to employee wages, focusing on repairs and maintenance, alongside capital outlays for items like a merry-go-round fix and engineering for parking. Additionally, the General Fund features requests for elections, beautification projects, and a Wastewater Update Task Force, reflecting comprehensive needs across various departments.
Meeting called to order at 11:02 AM. Roll call – Clerk Pam Laureto, Supervisor Tom Laureto, Treasurer Don Lewis present. Motion to approve minutes of October 27, 2023 meeting passed 3:0. Clerk Laureto recommended appointment of election inspectors for the February 27, 2024 Presidential Primary Election, which was approved 3:0. Meeting adjourned at 11:07 AM.
The document is the minutes of the February 9, 2024 Election Commission Meeting of Glen Arbor Township. Meeting was called to order by Chairman Pam Laureto, attended by Clerk Pam Laureto, Supervisor Tom Laureto, and Treasurer Don Lewis. The commissioners conducted the Public Accuracy Test on both the Precinct Tabulator and Absentee Voter Counting Board Tabulator.
The document discusses security vulnerabilities in Leelanau County, Michigan’s election software, highlighting testimony from programmers and cybersecurity experts. Key concerns include the ability to rig elections and software vulnerabilities. Issues with Dominion voting systems, including improper certification and deleted election files, raise serious questions about the integrity of elections, undermining trust in the electoral process.
J. Alex Halderman, a University of Michigan professor, demonstrated vulnerabilities in Dominion Voting Systems’ ImageCast X devices by hacking a voting tabulator in court. His findings revealed serious security flaws, potentially allowing manipulation of votes without physical access. The subsequent Halderman Report has raised concerns about the integrity of electronic voting systems and emphasizes the need for secure technology.
This document summarizes the Empire Village Council Regular Meeting held on January 23, 2024. Key topics discussed included an attorney update concerning a FOIA request and subsequent settlement agreement, which the council approved. Significant decisions included approving the Release and Settlement Agreement, Capital Improvement Plan, and passing Resolution No. 1 of 2024 regarding road dedication.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convened for their regular session on January 16, 2024. Key discussions revolved around the hiring of a new Planning Director and updates from the Bay Area Transportation Authority. The meeting concluded with the approval of financial amendments and a resolution to allocate funds for attainable housing initiatives, reflecting the county’s commitment to community service.
This document presents a brief overview of two distinct topics. The first section references the Nuremberg trials, which aimed to bring Nazi war criminals to justice. The second section focuses on the recent national elections in Taiwan, highlighting the “people’s party” victory, emphasizing the use of paper ballots as crucial for maintaining election integrity and preserving the Republic.
Meeting Overview: The Kasson Township Board convened its regular meeting on January 11, 2024, with Supervisor Greg Julian presiding. Key topics included zoning matters, cemetery upkeep, financial reports, and ongoing projects. The board addressed public comments, approved the agenda, and discussed various township operations. Key Decisions & Actions: The board approved the minutes from the December 12, 2023, meeting.
The financial performance of the Township of Kasson from April through December 2023 reveals a significant variance between budgeted and actual figures. The total income for the period was $177,447.43, which is only 33.2% of the budgeted $534,870.00, resulting in a shortfall of $357,422.57. Key revenue streams fell short, particularly taxes and state shared revenue.
