Montcalm County, MI

Opioid Committee

The Montcalm County Opioid Committee is holding a public meeting to oversee opioid funding. The agenda contains only procedural notices about the meeting's time, location, and accessibility accommodations, with no specific action items listed.

• Public meeting for oversight of Opioid Funding
• Meeting at 8:00 a.m., November 10, 2026, 3rd Floor Conference Room, Administration Building, 211 W. Main Street, Stanton, MI
• Minutes available at Montcalm County Agendacenter under Opioid Committee

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the proposed FY2027 budget and consider several administrative items, including appeals, agreements, and appointments. The agenda also includes a report from the MSU Extension District 8 Director and routine correspondence and consent agenda items.

• Public hearing on FY2027 proposed budget (Resolution 2025-08)
• Appeal of FOIA denial (Supplemental Requests 1 and 2)
• Ottawa Juvenile Detention Center renewal request
• Fairplain Township blight enforcement request
• Warrant reports for 08/13, 08/20, and 08/24/2026

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing for comments on the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget of $45,985,320 and the associated property tax millage rates. The hearing covers a total proposed levy of 6.5506 mills across general operations, ambulance, libraries, senior services, extension/conservation, law enforcement, and veterans' services. The budget is available for review at the County Controller's office or online.

• Proposed FY2027 budget total of $45,985,320
• Total millage request of 6.5506 mills
• 3.1602 mills for general operations
• 0.9489 mills for additional law enforcement
• Hearing at Jack Van Harn Board of Commissioners Room, 211 W. Main Street, Stanton

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will consider the 2026 tax rate request, review the proposed FY2027 budget, and hear requests for child care funding and a millage renewal. The agenda also includes several routine items such as grant agreements, health insurance rates, and warrant reports.

• 2026 Tax Rate Request, L4029
• FY2027 Proposed Budget
• FY2027 Child Care Fund Request & FY2026 Amended Child Care Fund Request
• Commission on Aging Millage Renewal Request
• EGLE Consent for Test Site at Krampe Park

Community Advancement Committee

Opioid Committee

The Montcalm County Opioid Committee will meet on July 29, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. in the Administration Building’s 3rd‑floor conference room. The purpose of the meeting is to provide oversight of the county’s opioid funding. No specific agenda items are listed beyond this notice.

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will discuss blight enforcement agreements for Douglass, Richland, and Sidney Townships. The meeting includes presentations on groundwater services and automated license plate reader cameras from Flock Safety.

• Blight Enforcement Agreements for Douglass, Richland, and Sidney Townships
• Presentation by Flock Safety regarding Automated License Plate Reader Cameras
• FY25 Homeland Security Grant Program Request
• Net Source One Agreement Summary
• Presentation by Lena Pappas, EGLE Groundwater & Geological Services Manager

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners approved funding for the 2026 electronics recycling event at Montcalm Community College, with costs estimated between $5,000 and $6,000 from the Public Improvement Fund. They also approved the FY25 Homeland Security Grant Intergovernmental Agreement, three warrant reports totaling over $1.1 million, and placed several reports on file. A request to place EGLE's test well proposal at Krampe Park on the next agenda was approved, but no decision was made on banning Flock or ALPR cameras.

• Approved funding for 2026 electronics recycling event ($5,000-$6,000 from Public Improvement Fund)
• Approved FY25 Intergovernmental Agreement for Homeland Security Grant Program
• Approved warrant reports totaling $1,139,720.39
• Approved consent agenda items 5-13 (reports placed on file)
• Placed July 17, 2026 Budget Work Session minutes on file
• Agenda approved as presented
• July 13, 2026 regular meeting minutes approved as written
• EGLE test well request at Krampe Park placed on next agenda

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will meet for a work session to discuss the FY2027 budget. No other substantive items are listed for decision or discussion.

• FY2027 Budget Discussion

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners held a work budget session and tentatively approved multiple FY2027 budget requests, including voting equipment, a jail transportation van, a salt/seasonal equipment building, and several departmental requests. The board also tentatively denied a request for an additional part-time Office Assistant in the Prosecuting Attorney's Office because no formal request was received. The FY2027 budget with today's changes will be presented to the full board on August 10, 2026, with a public hearing and finalization on August 24, 2026, at 4:00 p.m.

• Tentatively approved Voting Equipment contract ($6,000) and Verity Software License ($3,000)
• Tentatively approved making Clerk's part-time employee full-time
• Tentatively approved jail transportation van (Animal Control needs met)
• Tentatively approved 25x50 building for salt/seasonal equipment
• Tentatively approved re-classifying 2 Office Assistant positions to Administrative Aides
• Tentatively denied additional part-time Office Assistant (no formal request received)
• Tentatively approved DHHS request ($11,810)
• Tentatively approved Health Department request ($441,186)

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will hold a budget work session on July 24, 2026. Commissioners will discuss the FY2027 budget. The meeting includes two periods for public comments before adjournment.

• FY2027 budget discussion
• Public comments

Materials Management Planning Committee

The Materials Management Planning Committee will hold a public hearing on the proposed Montcalm County Materials Management Plan. Other agenda items include updates on landfill and recycling reports, a budget review, and follow-up on household hazardous waste events. The committee will also discuss a scrap tire cleanup grant and timeline for the plan.

• Public hearing for the Proposed Montcalm County Materials Management Plan
• Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant (Attachment C)
• Review of Timeline for the Materials Management Plan (Attachment D)
• Committee Appointment for Materials Recovery Facility Operator
• Recycle Sites Update and HHW Event Follow-up

County Clerk

The Montcalm County Election Commission will conduct public testing of voting equipment to be used for early voting in the August 4, 2026 Primary Election. The meeting is scheduled for July 21, 2026, at 8:30 a.m.

• Public testing of voting equipment for the 2026 Primary Election early voting period

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners is holding a budget work session to discuss the FY2027 budget. The agenda includes public comments before and after the discussion. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is solely for deliberation.

• FY2027 Budget Discussion

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will meet for a work session to discuss the FY2027 budget. The meeting includes time for public comments.

• FY2027 Budget Discussion

The Board reviewed budget requests for equipment, capital improvements, wages, and staffing. Most decisions were recorded as tentative approvals, denials, or tabled for further information. The board also scheduled its next meeting for July 27, 2026.

• Tentatively approved $1.1M in ambulance remounts and one rescue unit
• Tentatively approved $444,400 in Law Enforcement Fund equipment and vehicles
• Tentatively approved $235,000 for Administrative Building elevator upgrades
• Tentatively denied $87,000 request for new voting equipment
• Tentatively approved two Sheriff Cadet positions
• Tentatively approved $85,000 storage building for Law Enforcement Millage Fund
• Tentatively denied wage increases for Animal Control staff
• Tabled requests for a jail transport van and Animal Control vehicle

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the FY2027 Budget and union contracts for COAM and POAM. The agenda includes reviews of tax foreclosure properties and enforcement requests for Sidney, Douglass, and Richland Townships.

• FY2027 Budget
• 2026-2028 COAM & POAM Union Contracts
• Properties scheduled for 2026 Tax Foreclosure Auction
• Enforcement requests for Sidney, Douglass, and Richland Townships
• Job description and wage scale for IT Technician

The Board approved union contracts for COAM and POAM and established a $5,000 in-house death benefit for all part-time employees. They also approved a new full-time IT Technician position and accepted junk ordinance enforcement agreements for three townships.

• Approved COAM and POAM Union Contracts for 1/1/2026-12/31/2028
• Approved job description and 2026 wage scale for full-time IT Technician effective 10/01/2026
• Approved $5,000 in-house death benefit for all part-time county employees
• Approved FY25 Homeland Security Grant Intergovernmental Agreement
• Accepted junk ordinance enforcement agreements for Sidney, Douglass, and Richland Townships
• Granted release of Sackett Ranch property # 59-2485-123160 in Day Township from PA 116
• Approved warrant reports totaling $1,446,271.60
• Voted to invite EGLE to the next meeting regarding Krampe Park monitoring well

Community Advancement Committee

The Community Advancement Committee will decide on reimbursing Pine Township for a project, receive updates on Crystal DDA and Lakeview projects, and consider updated funding guidelines. A letter of support for Crystal Township DDA and a committee vacancy are also on the agenda.

• Approval of reimbursement for Pine Township Project
• Update on Crystal DDA & Village of Lakeview Projects
• Updated CAC Funding Guidelines and Application
• Letter of Support for Crystal Township DDA
• Committee vacancy

Board of Commissioners

The board will consider old business on an EGLE consent for a test site at Krampe Park and a resolution opposing state zoning bills. New business includes correspondence items, and a specific time is set for a life insurance request from the emergency services director. Several budget adjustments, warrant reports, and consent agenda items are also on the agenda.

• EGLE Consent for Test Site at Krampe Park
• Resolution 26-H1 opposing HB 5529-5532, 5581, 5582-5585 and related zoning
• Eric Smith, Emergency Services Director, Employee Life Insurance Request
• FY2026 Budget Adjustments Request
• Stanton Old Fashion Days Request

The Board approved a three-year IT managed services contract with NetSource One and authorized the addition of a full-time IT Technician. Additionally, part-time rescue employees will receive $5,000 life insurance policies starting October 1, 2026. The Board also approved several budget adjustments and the use of the Administration Building lawn for August festivities.

• Approved Stanton Old Fashioned Days use of Administration Building lawn
• Authorized termination of VC3 contract effective 9/30/2026
• Approved full-time IT Technician position starting 10/1/2026
• Accepted NetSource One three-year IT contract ($174,120 for FY2027)
• Approved FY2026 Budget Adjustments
• Approved three warrant reports totaling $1,385,537.86
• Tabled EGLE Krampe Park request until July meeting
• Approved $5,000 life insurance policy for part-time rescue employees

Plat Board

At a special meeting, the Montcalm County Plat Board will review and act on a revised signature page for the Dagget Flats Plat in Pierson Township, following state review and prior submission. The board will also handle any incidental business. Public comments will be taken.

• Consider revised signature page for Dagget Flats Plat, Pierson Township

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will review the FY2026 budget and a legal services contract for the Prosecuting Attorney. The board will also consider requests regarding a test site at Krampe Park and a WMU/Michigan Geological Survey agreement.

• FY2026 Budget Review
• Prosecuting Attorney Legal Services Contract
• EGLE Consent for Test Site at Krampe Park Request
• WMU/Michigan Geological Survey Agreement Request
• Resolution 26-280, Opposing Americans for Citizen Voting

The Board approved several infrastructure projects including elevator upgrades and roof replacements for the east jail and Administration Building. Additionally, the Board approved a geological study agreement with WMU and tabled a request regarding a permanent test well site at Krampe Park.

• Approved Elevator Services bid of $50,800.00 for required elevator upgrades (Motion carried)
• Approved Weather Shield Roofing contract for $158,789.00 for east jail roofing (Motion carried)
• Approved use of remaining jail roofing funds plus $13,000 from Capital Improvement fund for Administration Building roof (Motion carried)
• Approved hiring a temporary office assistant for District Court (Motion carried)
• Approved submission of Community Corrections Plan and Application for FY2027 (Motion carried)
• Approved two Commission on Aging job descriptions (Motion carried)
• Approved agreement with WMU/Michigan Geological Survey for geological studies on six properties (Motion carried)
• Tabled EGLE request for a permanent test well site at Krampe Park (Motion carried)

Materials Management Planning Committee

The Materials Management Planning Committee will discuss the proposed 2027 budget, the timeline for updating the county's Materials Management Plan, and consider appointing a committee member to serve on the Materials Recovery Facility operator body. They will also receive updates on recycling sites, tire and electronics collection events, signage, and an EGLE infrastructure grant.

• Review of 2027 Budget (Attachment A)
• Timeline for Materials Management Plan (Attachment B)
• Committee appointment for Materials Recovery Facility operator
• EGLE Infrastructure Grant update
• Recycle sites update and tire/electronics event follow-up

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will consider a request to continue the services contract of Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Ginster. The board will also review several warrant reports, a tax rate request, and grant agreements, and vote on a resolution urging action on the drain code. A closed session is scheduled for a legal opinion.

• Continuation of Services Contract Request for Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Ginster
• Resolution 2026-09 Urging Prompt Action on Drain Code 1956
• Warrant Reports for May 14, 21, and 26, 2026
• Tax Rate Request L4029 and LARA grant agreements
• Legal Opinion – Closed Session

The Board approved a one‑year renewal of Special Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Betsey Hartley's contract, with a part‑time schedule and a maximum payment of $36,000 for the first six months, then a nominal $1 fee plus up to two hours at $75 per hour for certification maintenance. It also approved warrant report payments, placed several controller reports on file, authorized vacation pay for Chief Deputy Clerk Stephanie Bracey, appointed Kay Powell to the Jury Board, and entered a closed‑session for a legal opinion.

• Approved renewal of Betsey Hartley's contract (June 2 2026‑May 31 2027); motion carried
• Approved warrant report payments totaling $3,930,097.28, $539,779.48, $408,435.49; motion carried
• Approved consent agenda items 4‑9 (various controller reports) and placed on file; motion carried
• Authorized payment of 87.5 hours of vacation time to Stephanie Bracey; motion carried
• Appointed Kay Powell to the Montcalm County Jury Board (term until April 1 2032); motion carried
• Entered closed session for a legal opinion; ayes – Alexander, Johnston, Petersen, Johnson, Carr, Murray; nays – none; motion carried
• Adjourned the meeting at 4:46 p.m.; motion carried

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will consider setting the 2026 tax rate (L4029) and review new union contracts for COAM and POAM for 2026-2028. They will also hear a bid request for concrete work from the Building & Grounds director. Several consent agenda items, including warrant reports and funding proposals, are also scheduled.

• L4029, 2026 Tax Rate Request (New Business)
• 2026-2028 COAM and POAM Union Contracts (Old Business)
• Concrete Bid Request presented by Director of Building & Grounds at 4:05 p.m.
• Warrant Reports for April 30, May 7, and May 11, 2026 (Consent Agenda)
• Resolution 2026-05 and 2026 County Equalization Report

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the April 27 minutes. It authorized a contract with Ralph Masonry, not to exceed $46,180, to replace concrete in the north jail receiving area. The Board also approved three warrant reports totaling $1,074,792.97, accepted several consent‑agenda items, reduced the L‑4029 operating millage to 3.1062 (levy 3.1602), and approved the COAM and POAM union contracts for 2026‑2028.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion carried)
• Approved April 27, 2026 minutes (motion carried)
• Approved contract with Ralph Masonry up to $46,180 for jail concrete replacement (motion carried)
• Approved warrant reports 04302026 ($217,847.71), 05072026 ($222,474.24), 05112026 ($634,471.02) (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda items 4‑8 and placed related controller reports on file (motion carried)
• Approved L‑4029 Tax Rate Request at 3.1062 mills, reducing levy to 3.1602 (motion carried)
• Approved COAM and POAM union contracts for 2026‑2028, pending union signatures (motion carried)

County Clerk

The Montcalm County Board of Canvassers will meet to certify the results of the May 5, 2026 Special Election. The meeting is scheduled for May 7 at 9:00 a.m. in the Probate Court Jury Room.

• Certification of May 5, 2026 Special Election results

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will consider and likely vote on the 2026 County Equalization Report and Resolution 2026-05, which sets property valuations for tax purposes. Other new business includes a funding proposal from the Commission on Aging and a grant application for America 250. Several consent agenda items, including warrant reports and grant agreements, will be addressed as a group.

• 2026 County Equalization Report & Resolution 2026-05
• OAA Funding Proposal Request from Commission on Aging
• America 250 Grant Application from Register of Deeds
• Warrant Reports for April 16, 23, and 27, 2026
• FY2025 EMP Grant Agreement and Two Seven Oh Inc. Reimbursement Grant

The commissioners approved the meeting agenda, the April 13 minutes, and several warrant reports totaling $704,064.22. They placed consent‑agenda items 5‑13 on file, approved the 2025‑2027 Older Americans Act funding proposal, and adopted Resolution 2026‑05 to approve the 2026 County Equalization Report with a total equalized property value of $4,737,766,850. All motions were carried.

• Approved agenda amendment (motion carried)
• Approved April 13, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved warrant reports totaling $704,064.22 (motion carried)
• Placed consent‑agenda items 5‑13 on file (motion carried)
• Approved 2025‑2027 Older Americans Act funding proposal (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026‑05 to approve the 2026 County Equalization Report (motion carried)
• Adopted equalized property values: $4,343,352,750 real, $394,414,100 personal, total $4,737,766,850 (motion carried)
• Adjourned the meeting at 4:29 p.m. (motion carried)

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will discuss a private road ordinance, approve a grant request for the Animal Control Director, and review the 2025 County Audit Report. Several resolutions will be considered, including recognizing Men’s Health Month and a request for the 2026 Capital Improvement Budget. Additional consent‑agenda items such as a blight‑enforcement agreement for Crystal Township will be placed on the record.

• Private Road Ordinance Discussion (Old Business)
• Animal Control Director Grant Approval Request (4:05 p.m.)
• 2025 County Audit Report by Gabridge & Company (4:10 p.m.)
• Resolution Recognizing Men’s Health Month
• 2026 Capital Improvement Budget Request

The Board approved a $3,500 anonymous grant for Animal Control, accepted the 2025 County Audit Report, and appointed Randy Heckman to the Housing Commission through 2/15/2029. It also adjusted the 2026 capital‑improvement budget by moving $75,000 from the court carpet project to the jail entry project and approved four warrant reports totaling $1.997 million.

• Approved $3,500 anonymous grant for Animal Control (motion carried)
• Accepted and filed the 2025 County Audit Report (motion carried)
• Approved appointment of Randy Heckman to the Housing Commission, term ends 2/15/2029 (motion carried)
• Adjusted 2026 Capital Improvement budget: moved $75,000 from court carpet project to jail entry project (motion carried)
• Approved warrant reports: $164,746.58 (03/26/2026), $357,152.46 (04/02/2026), $901,896.92 (04/09/2026), $573,371.69 (04/13/2026) (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda items 8‑11 and placed them on file (motion carried)
• Placed Men’s Health Month resolution request on file (motion carried)
• Adopted Parks Rules sheet for signage (no objections, motion carried)

Community Advancement Committee

The Community Advancement Committee will consider approving reimbursement for the Crystal Historical Society sign project. It will also review the CAC funding guidelines and application process. These items are on the agenda for the April 8, 2026 meeting.

• Approval of reimbursement for Crystal Historical Society sign project (Attachment A)
• Review of CAC funding guidelines and application (Attachment B)

Plat Board

The Montcalm County Plat Board will meet on April 1, 2026, to conduct a final review of the Dagget Flats Estates plat in Pierson Township. The meeting will be held at the Montcalm County Administration Building in Stanton. The board will also consider any other incidental business.

• Final review of Dagget Flats Estates Plat, Pierson Township
• Meeting at Montcalm County Administration Building, 211 W Main St, Stanton Mi 48888
• Meeting date: Wednesday April 1st, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

Materials Management Planning Committee

The committee will review landfill and recycling reports and budget updates. Members are discussing food waste recycling and the appointment of a Materials Recovery Facility Operator.

• My Green Michigan Food Waste Recycling
• Committee Appointment for Materials Recovery Facility Operator
• 2026 Tire & Electronics and HHW Event Flyers
• MMP Grant Update
• Recycle Sites Update

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will review several items on March 23, 2026, including an Opioid Settlement Resolution (2026‑04). The meeting also includes a junk‑ordinance enforcement agreement with Crystal Township presented by Sheriff Williams at 4:05 p.m. and a request from Drain Commissioner Todd Sattler concerning the Stanton Lake Dam project at 4:15 p.m. Additional agenda items are a flag‑display and clothesline project request, a brownfield authority appointment request, and a hazardous‑materials removal ordinance amendment.

• Opioid Settlement Resolution 2026‑04 (for consideration)
• Sheriff Williams – Crystal Township Junk Ordinance Enforcement Agreement (4:05 p.m.)
• Todd Sattler – Stanton Lake Dam Project Request (4:15 p.m.)
• RAVE Flag Display and Clothesline Project Request
• Hazardous Materials Removal Ordinance Amendment

The commissioners authorized entry into participation agreements for the national prescription opioid litigation settlement. They also created a $100,000 revolving fund for legal lake level projects and accepted the Crystal Township Junk and Rubbish Ordinance. Additional actions included adopting a hazardous materials removal ordinance amendment and appointing a new member to the Brownfield Authority.

• Approved participation agreements for opioid settlement (motion carried)
• Established $100,000 revolving fund for legal lake level projects (Petersen voted no)
• Accepted Crystal Township Junk and Rubbish Ordinance (Petersen voted no)
• Approved RAVE Clothesline Project display and courthouse flag display (motion carried)
• Appointed Nan Hagerman to Montcalm County Brownfield Authority (motion carried)
• Amended Hazardous Materials Removal Ordinance (motion carried)
• Adopted 2027 Budget Calendar (motion carried)
• Approved warrant report numbers totaling $851,089.35 (motion carried)

Plat Board

The Montcalm County Plat Board will meet on March 11, 2026 to conduct a preliminary review of the Viking Hollow Plat, Section 27 in Reynolds Township. The board will also preliminarily review the Sandy Acres Plat, Section 18 in Eureka Township. Any other business incidental to these items may be considered.

• Preliminary review of Viking Hollow Plat, Section 27, Reynolds Township
• Preliminary review of Sandy Acres Plat, Section 18, Eureka Township
• Consideration of any other incidental business

Montcalm Brownfield Authority

The Montcalm County Brownfield Authority meeting on March 11, 2026 will approve the agenda and prior minutes, hear a Lakeview Development update, consider a committee vacancy (Attachment A), and review the Brownfield and Housing TIF 101 presentation by Travis Alden and Jess Solis. Public comments are scheduled before adjournment.

• Approval of agenda and minutes from July 16, 2025
• Lakeview Development Update (old business)
• Committee Vacancy – Attachment A (new business)
• Brownfield and Housing TIF 101 presentation by Travis Alden & Jess Solis (new business)
• Public comments

Board of Commissioners

The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners will review several items, including grant applications, budget adjustments, and warrant reports. They will also consider multiple resolutions, such as the COA Millage Proposal, a Conservation District Millage, and policy updates. The meeting includes public comments and routine correspondence.

• Resolution 2026‑02: COA Millage Proposal
• Resolution 2026‑03: MSUE, 4H & Conservation District Millage
• FY 26 HMEP Grant Application Request
• State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Request
• FY2026 Budget Adjustments

The Board accepted a contract with JBS for the Animal Control Building addition, up to $279,052, funding it with $100,000 from the Animal Control Donations Fund, $105,000 from the Revenue Sharing fund, and $74,052 from the General Fund after amending the motion to remove a pay‑back requirement. The Board also authorized acceptance of a $121,964 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant to implement the DUO multifactor authentication project. FY2026 budget adjustments and the FY26 Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness grant were approved. The Board set dates for upcoming budget work sessions in July.

• Approved JBS bid for Animal Control Building addition, not to exceed $279,052 (Ayes: Johnston, Mahar, Murray, Johnson, Petersen, Carr; Nay: Alexander)
• Amended motion to remove Animal Control pay‑back requirement (Ayes: Johnston, Murray, Johnson, Petersen, Carr; Nays: Alexander, Mahar)
• Authorized acceptance of $121,964 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant – motion carried
• Approved FY2026 Budget Adjustments – motion carried
• Approved submission of FY26 Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Grant – motion carried
• Approved FY26 warrant report numbers: $273,904.92, $227,954.65, $612,044.41 – motion carried
• Approved consent agenda items 7‑11 and placed related resolutions on file – motion carried
• Scheduled budget work sessions for July 17, 20, 24, and 27 – decision made