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.
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.
This document contains an executive summary of financial reports and projects related to road maintenance and transportation within Nevada County. The report includes financial data from 2022, providing insights into expenditures, revenues, and project summaries. Several project summaries are included, detailing road maintenance activities, associated costs, and comparisons, including road repairs and drainage improvements.
This year-end report serves as a comprehensive analysis aimed at gathering public commentary on the production and content of a recent report concerning child tax services provided by the health department. It highlights critical questions that warrant consideration by the commissioners, particularly concerning the cost and the criteria for selecting families for interviews.
The February 2024 Treasurer’s Report for Elmwood Township details a total liquidity of $1,144,679.49 across all funds, with investments amounting to $763,089.08. Notable investments include those with Goldman Sachs, Ally Bank, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan Chase. The report concludes with a grand total of $8,219,497.22, reflecting a robust financial position.
This report summarizes the Supervisor’s activities for March 2024, focusing on the grant request for the Leland River seawall, illegal dumping issues at Provemont Pond, and legal considerations around the use of the Munnecke Room. It also details concerns about bathroom availability in Leland Village and emphasizes the need for transparency in procurement policies.
The Glen Arbor Township Planning Commission convened on March 7, 2024, at 7:30 PM. The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the approval of the agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. The Commission received several communications, including a letter from Empire Township regarding its Master Plan review and a request from the Glen Lake Association.
The proposed 333% increase in the budget for legal fees raises significant concerns regarding the responsible use of taxpayer funds. Given the previous year’s expenditures, it’s imperative to limit the legal fees budget to the 2023-24 allocation of $3,000 and reconsider granting one Council Member unilateral control over the Village’s legal expenses.
A special meeting of the Empire Village Council was held on February 28, 2024, at the Empire DPW Garage, commencing at 3:00 p.m. The meeting addressed real property matters, leading to a closed session for discussing property acquisition. The council reconvened at 4:52 p.m., passing Resolution No. 7 of 2024 unanimously before adjourning at 4:54 p.m.
This document serves as a notice for a special meeting of the Empire Village Council. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28, 2024, at 3:00 PM, and will be held at the Village Building. The primary purpose is to discuss a potential purchase of real property, with the possibility of entering a closed session.
