The Chippewa County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on
Monday, February 18, 2003 in the Courtroom of the Chippewa County Courthouse at
7:00 p.m.
Present: Commissioners Ted Postula, Don Cooper, Rita Dale, Richard Timmer,
Jim Moore and Chairman Earl Kay
Absent: Aaron Hopper
Also Present: Joy Anderson, Cindy and Joe Moniz, Jeff Moran, Sheriff, Scott
Brand, Evening News, Don and Chris McLean, Chris and Mandy McLean, Bernard and
Ruth LaJoie, Ann and Gerry Trissell, Wendy Sexton, Mary Piralli, Rosemary Blashill,
Seldon Collins, Tim Dolehanty, Controller and Diane Cork, County Clerk
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
acknowledge correspondence received in the Clerk' Office and forward to the appropriate
committee if necessary. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
approve the County Board minutes of January 13, 2003 as presented by the Clerk. On a
voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Seldon Collins, District Conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation
Service, addressed the Board thanking them for 21 years of support and interest in the
programs that she has had in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. Ms. Collins will be retiring
February 28, 2003 after 32 years of service.
Chris McLean read a prepared statement to the Board.
"Don and I keep coming to this board for help, because we believe that changes to be
made in mental health services need to start at the local level. We continue to pursue
federal and state legislation to help make changes, but in reality, real change comes with
action and accountability at the local level. We, along with 1260 other Chippewa County
residents, have asked this board to work for changes at HBH.
It is time Chippewa County met with the commissioners from Schoolcraft and Mackinac
counties and asked for the membership on the HBH board to go back to the Original
"state" sanctioned plan. No matter what the HBH board says there is no equality in the
present board membership. Having 38,000 people being represented by four individuals,
while 17,000 persons get 8 representatives just spells trouble. We need to undo the
mistake that was made three years ago.
At last month's regular HBH meeting in Manistique, a favorable bank bid from a
Chippewa County bank was almost rejected because the bank did not receive the bid
information on time. Some board members were intent on not considering that bank,
even though their rate was much better than the bids from banks in Manistique or
St. Ignace. Finally, it was decided to divide the money equally between three banks, one
in Chippewa, one in Manistique and one in St. Ignace. It that fair? Is that equal?
Chippewa County has 68% of the population under HBH territory, much of the funds
HBH operates on is based on population, yet they kept 66% of that substantial bank bid
out of Chippewa County.
Also at last month's meeting the HBH board allowed another $6,000 for accessories to be
added on to the already added on $11,000 additional furniture for the Sault office to the
questionable GWA Contract Furniture of Gulliver MI. Last night, the HBH board
granted GWA Contract Furniture of Gulliver, MI the bid for furniture for the new
St. Ignace office. GWA's bid was considerable less that the only other bid they received
which was from National Offices Products. GWA has no local office, no local
employees, but they do have local letterhead.
Like most governmental agencies HBH is concerned with the deficient Gov. Granholm
inherited when she took office last month. Last night Mr. Harma again voiced HBH staff
concerns about how budget cuts would affect their job security. No mention was made
about HBH staff being concerned about how budget cuts would affect services to clients.
With budget cuts on the horizon, last night HBH approved the purchase of two vehicles
for $35,000 and is letting out bids for an additional five cars. They approved the
purchase of 36 PC's for the Sault Office. The lobby of the Sault office has been decorated
with new furniture. Security cameras and surveillance systems are being investigated for
purchase. A cleaning contract that was to be cut back to the original plan of 4 days per
week was kept at 5 days. Are they really worried about jobs and client care?
Finally and most important to me is that it has been two years since our Karen died and
no one seems to care to take action that would help others like her. Last December a
young Sault, Ontario woman died. Some of the circumstances involving here care were
similar to what happened to Karen. Already last month, not even two months after her
death, Ontario government and health officials are working with her family to see what
could be different. In our great country of equality why are we still waiting after two
years?
Again, Don and I ask this board to bring equality back to Chippewa County residents.
Meet with the commissioners from the other counties involved and seek "equal" 8-2-2
original state sanctioned membership to the HBH board"
According the Anne Trissell, the Chippewa County Humane Society has agreed to donate
quarry tile floors in rooms 106 and 115 of the dogs of the new Chippewa County Animal
Shelter. The tile will be purchased and installed by VanSloten Tile Co. The Society
hopes that this gift will help the County with some of their finances.
Chairman Kay would like to have a meeting with the Humane Society and the
Building, Grounds and Jail Committee to see a sample of the tile.
CONTROLLER'S REPORT: Tim Dolehanty
Sheriff Jeff Moran gave his annual report pointing out a few of the differences
between the 2001 figures and 2002 monetary figures.
Controller Dolehanty explained that the Sheriff is working with a couple of
Federal Agencies over the last couple of months on addressing some inmates that they
would like to house in the jail locally. In researching who is responsible for what in that
regard, Mr. Dolehanty stated that there is a State law MCR 801 that says the Sheriff takes
these Federal inmates so long as the Federal Government guarantees that it will pay the
entire freight (housing, medical costs etc.).
Sheriff Moran briefed the Board on an agreement that he has been working on
with the INS. The agreement is that the Federal government will pay the County $56.69
per day per inmate. They would also include all medical at the hospital, two officers at
all times, $.36 a mile for the use of a vehicle, overtime and all interpreters. It is up to the
Sheriff, as keeper of the Jail, to accept the conditions but would like the support of the
County Board.
Discussion was held on hiring additional help due to additional inmates and the
average bed count.
It was moved by Commissioner Moore, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
concur with the Sheriff's decision to accept Federal inmates at the dollar figure
represented. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
ACTION ITEMS:
Appointments to the Board of Health and Hiawatha Behavioral Mental Health
Authority.
It was moved by Commissioner Cooper, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
accept the applications presented to the Board for the Health Department and Hiawatha
Behavioral Mental Health Authority vacancies.
Chairman Kay explained that research needed to be done on the appointment to
the Hiawatha Behavioral Mental Health Board. It was explained that when Bernard
LaJoie was appointed to this Board due to the passing of Gordon Newland, it was not
certain or documented if this position was a commissioners seat or as a citizens seat
appointment. This appointment is important due to the fact that Chippewa County is the
only county out of the three districts that can have 2 commissioners on the board.
In 2002 Commissioner LaJoie was reappointed to this board for a 3 year term and
the question is was Bernard LaJoie appointed to represent the County Board or as a
citizen and this becomes critical because if this board decides to appoint only one of it's
members to Hiawatha Behavioral Mental Health Board, one of the other 2 counties will
have the authority to go ahead and appoint the second commissioner and Chippewa
County would have less representation.
On the motion, Commissioner Cooper rescinded his motion and Commissioner
Postula his support.
After discussion, it was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by
Commissioner Dale, to leave Bernard LaJoie on the Hiawatha Behavioral Mental Health
Board to complete the term he was appointed to. (2 years left on term as a private citizen)
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Dale, to
accept all the applications received for the various board vacancies. On a voice vote, the
motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
adopt Resolution No. 03-02 as follows:
RESOLUTION OF SPECIAL RECOGNITION
OF KCF/CKO OFFICER OF THE YEAR, JAMES MOORE
WHEREAS, James Moore, a crew leader E-9, has worked for the Michigan Department
of Corrections since 1989; and
WHEREAS, James Moore has shown an exemplary work effort coordinating work
projects including Camp Koehler prisoners resulting in great benefit to the
public agencies he serves; and
WHEREAS, the efforts of James Moore have earned him the honor of being named
KCF/CKO Officer of the Year for 2003 by Warden Linda M. Metrish.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows:
1. That the Chippewa County Board of Commissioners congratulates James
Moore on KCF/CKO Officer of the Year for 2003.
2. That the Chippewa County Board of Commissioners respectfully dedicates
this document to honor and thank James Moore for his many years of public
service and particularly for his dedication to the Kinross Correctional
Facility and Camp Koehler.
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS:
Commissioner Cooper expressed concern about starting the dialogue again about
HBH and continue to pursue this subject.
Commission Cooper moved that a workshop be scheduled.
Commissioner Timmer pointed out that eight appointments will expire the end of
March and perhaps the Board would act before that time so save appointments that may
go nowhere.
Commissioner Dale suggested that a letter be sent to the new CMH in Lansing to
find out what is going on down there and invite Scott Dykstra, Vice Chair of CMH, to
attend a work session.
Commissioner Timmer seconded the motion previously made. On a voice vote,
the motion carried unanimously.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Personnel Committee: Rita Dale - Meeting of January 30, 2003
County Treasurer Marilyn McDonald presented and reviewed documents
prepared on behalf of herself, the Clerk and the Register of Deeds, concerning their pay
level and that of their chief deputies. Ms. McDonald compared the pay rates of these
positions with various other County positions.
Commissioner Kay said the Committee should consider that pay increase requests
out of courtesy to the elected officials.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend to the Finance, Claims and Accounts Committee an adjustment in elected
officials pay level to grade 14, and that the committee address the pay level of the chief
deputies upon recommendation from the elected officials. On a voice vote, the motion
carried unanimously.
Controller Dolehanty asked the Committee to consider permanent placement of
the part-time Equalization Technician at grade 7 on the compensation schedule. He
stated it was the Board's intent to place all positions on the classification and
compensation schedule, but this position was mistakenly overlooked. The projected cost
of $1,202 would come from the current budget of the Equalization Department.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend placement of the part-time Equalization Technician position at grade 7 on the
classification and compensation schedule, and to compensate the employee accordingly.
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
At a department head meeting conducted in late 2002, Controller Dolehanty was
asked to present a question to the Committee on behalf of the elected department heads
regarding their eligibility for the sick and accident insurance benefit.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend that elected officials not be eligible for the sick and accident insurance
benefit because their status as elected officials is sufficiently different that that of
appointed officials. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
Controller Dolehanty reported on a recent request from a non-union employee to
receive cash in lieu of taking vacation time off. He noted that, while this request if
consistent with past practice, cashing out vacation days amounted to a compensated
absence. Like accumulated sick leave, it would be necessary for the County to budget for
this action if it was the Board's intention to continue this practice. Mr. Dolehanty noted
that Union contracts no longer allow employees to receive cash in lieu of taking vacation
time.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend changing the vacation leave policy for non-union employees to eliminate the
practice of offering cash in lieu of vacation time off, as presented. On a voice vote, the
motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend approval of the tentative collective bargaining agreement between Chippewa
Count and the POLC Corrections Deputies Unit. On a voice, the motion carried
unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Moore, to
accept the Personnel Committee report as presented. On a voice vote, the motion carried
unanimously.
Personnel Committee - Rita Dale - February 6, 2003
AFSCME Council 25 invoked its right to a hearing before the Personnel
Committee regarding the February 5, 2003 suspension of Legal Secretary Employee 304.
The suspension was issued for the following reasons.
l. Unprofessional conduct including intimidation, humiliation, and insult of a
fellow employee on January 17, 2003. I a verbally abusive manner, the
incident in question included a threat of physical abuse.
2. Insubordinate behavior toward a supervisor on January 17, 2003. After the
department head declared and end and end to a staff meeting on that day,
Employee 304 was alleged to have, in an animated manner, defiantly state a
refusal to leave until certain matters were discussed.
The committee discussed the next steps in the process. It was agreed that the
information would be taken into consideration and a decision would be made within the
time period prescribed in the collective bargaining agreement.
OES/E9-1-1 Director Tim McKee appeared before the committee to seek
authorization to hire two part-time dispatchers. He explained the department was
currently short-handed as two full time employees were off on medical leave.
Mr. McKee stated he anticipated the return of both employees in March, but this was not
certain.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend hiring Kimberly A. Reese and Randall J. Elliot as part time dispatchers at
$8.00 per hour, with an increase to $10.00 per hour upon LEIN certification. On a voice
vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
accept the Personnel Committee report as given. On a voice vote, the motion carried
unanimously.
Personnel Committee - Rita Dale - February 12, 2003
County Controller Tim Dolehanty offered a brief review of discussion from the
February 6 meeting. He stated it would be appropriate for the Committee to begin its
deliberation on the grievance.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
uphold the suspension issued on February 5 for reasons cited in the notice of suspension.
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
accept the Personnel Committee meeting report as presented. On a voice vote, the
motion carried unanimously.
Equalization and Apportionment - Jim Moore - No meeting
Health and Social Services - Ted Postula - No meeting
Building, Grounds and Jail Committee - Earl Kay - February 12, 2003
The County Controller reviewed his April 8, 2003 letter to City Manager Spencer
Nebel outlining concerns related to the Joint Building Authority (JBA). It was noted in
the letter that the term of JBA member Anthony Pevarnic expired on December 31, 2001
and that the term of the corporation and authority will expire on or about July 6, 2003
according to Article IV, Section 9 of the Articles of Incorporation.
Following discussion, it was the consensus of the Committee that the corporation
and authority of the JBA should be allowed to expire on July 6, in compliance with the
Articles of Incorporation.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend to the Board of Commissioners that the JBA be allowed to expire on July 6,
2003 and that a letter be written to the City advising them of the County's position.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Dale, to
accept the report of the Buildings and Grounds Committee as presented. On a voice vote,
the motion carried unanimously.
Transportation Committee - Ted Postula - No meeting
Legislative and Natural Resources - Richard Timmer - February 13, 2003
The Controller presented a letter addressed to John Campbell from Waste Management
regarding the Dafter Landfill. Waste Management proposed expanding the landfill and,
as part of the licensing process, asked for a letter of compliance with the solid waste
management plan. According to Mr. Campbell, the Michigan Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) requires the letter of compliance to come from the County
and not the Regional Planning Commission. Mr. Campbell assured the Controller the
expansion plan did comply with the solid waste management plan.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Moore, to
recommend approval of the letter of compliance as requested. On a voice vote, the
motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Dale stated the draft personnel files policy should be adopted in
order to assure all personnel file are maintained in the Controller's office. It was agreed
that this policy should be presented to the Board for consideration and approval.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend approval of the draft personnel files policy as presented. On a voice vote, the
motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
accept the report of the Legislative and Natural Resources Committee as presented. On a
voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
Legislation and Natural Resources - Richard Timmer - January 29, 2003
Commissioner Timmer reported on his discussions with Forest Service personnel.
The Committee discussed past associations with the Forest Service and the timetable set
for the planning process. Commissioner Dale stated this was a good time to get
acquainted with the process and suggested asking UPCAP to sponsor a workshop on
Forest Service planning activities.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Moore, to
recommend asking UPCAP to sponsor a workshop on Forest Service planning activities.
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend approval of Resolution 03-01 honoring Selden Collins as follows:
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION AND SPECIAL RECOGNITION
OF DISTRICT CONSERVATIONIST SELDEN COLLINS
WHEREAS, Selden Collins has served as the District Conservationist of the Chippewa
Conservation District since 1981; and
WHEREAS, Selden Collins served the citizens of Chippewa County as the Soil
Conservation Service - a branch of the Department of Agriculture - now the
Natural Resources conservation Service; and
WHEREAS, Selden Collins has earned the respect and gratitude of the citizens of
Chippewa County through her many contributions to the planning and
implementation of such projects as the Hakola-Ross Agricultural Drain,
the county Road Erosion Control Project, several school nature trails to name
just a few.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows:
1. That the Chippewa County Board of Commissioners respectfully dedicates
this document to honor and thank Selden Collins for her many years of
public service and particularly for her stewardship of the land in Chippewa
County.
2. That the Chippewa County Board of Commissioners extend their best wishes
to Selden Collins for many years of good health and enjoyment in her
retirement.
On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Dale, to
accept the report of the Legislative and Natural Resources Committee as presented. On a
voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
Computer Committee - Don Cooper - No meeting
Finance, Claims and Accounts - Rita Dale - February 6, 2003
Controller Dolehanty reviewed proposals received for the purchase of Sheriff
patrol vehicles. He recommend acceptance of the low bid from O'Connor Chrysler-
Dodge-Jeep. He reported the cost of four (4) vehicles offered by the low bidder, as
request by the Sheriff, is $79,180. An additional $1,300 is needed to equip each car
($5,200 total) with necessary push bars, decals, etc., bring the total cost of this proposal
to $84,380.
Sheriff Moran addressed the Board with concerns about a 3-car purchase versus a
4-car purchase. Sheriff Moran explained that his department currently has 4 cars (1994
and 1996) that have been refurbished and have well over 100,000 miles on them that need
to be replaced. This purchase falls within the budgeted figure of $90,000.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend purchase of three vehicles from the low bid offered by O'Connor Chrysler-
Dodge-Jeep, at a cost of $19,795.00 per unit.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
amend the previous motion to read purchase four vehicles. On a voice vote, the motion
carried with Commissioner Cooper voting no.
On the motion to purchase four vehicles, the motion carried with Commissioner
Cooper voting no.
Controller Dolehanty presented a draft professional services agreement from
Alcalde and Fay for assistance in securing federal funding for County projects. He
reminded the Committee of the previous agreement that expired on December 31, 2002.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
recommend approval of the professional services agreement with Alcalde and Fay at a
cost of $5,000 per month for a period of three months. On a voice vote, the motion
carried with Commissioner Cooper voting no.
Joy Anderson, FOC Office Manager, appeared before the Committee to discuss a
correction to the Friend of the Court checking account used to pay out child support. She
stated the shortage of $1,823.40 originated several years ago when a client was overpaid
and refused to provide reimbursement. Ms. Anderson stated the Supreme Court auditors
concluded the County should credit funds to the proper account in order to clear the
deficit.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend a transfer of $1,823.40 from Fund 215 to the Friend of the Court Child
Support account to cover the deficit revealed by the auditors. On a voice vote, the motion
carried unanimously.
Ms. Anderson reviewed a request for the Friend of the Court to replace the co-op
student with a permanent part-time employee. She stated the co-op student program was
good, but a number of problems have evolved in the past year. Ms. Anderson said the
total additional cost for a permanent part-time employee would not exceed $2,700.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported Commissioner Timmer, to
forward the request for a permanent part-time position in the Friend of the Court office to
the personnel Committee for their recommendation to the Board of Commissioners. On a
voice vote the motion carried unanimously.
The Committee reviewed a request from Rudyard Township for inclusion of one
employee in the County health insurance pool.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
recommend the addition of Rudyard Township in the County health insurance pool. On a
voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
Controller Dolehanty asked the Committee to consider a motion designating
Board Chairman Earl Kay as the County official authorized to sign documents related to
the state remonumentation grant.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
recommend designation of Board Chairman Earl Kay as the County official authorized to
sign documents related the state remonumentation grant. On a voice vote, the motion
carried unanimously.
Salary concerns presented to the Personnel Committee from the County
Treasurer, Clerk, and Register of Deeds was forwarded to the Finance, Claims and
Accounts Committee for consideration. Controller Dolehanty presented a spreadsheet
comparing salaries with other Michigan counties and the impact of adjusting individual
budgets to accommodate the requested salary increases.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend the elected officials continue to be compensated at their current rate as
established on the compensation schedule. On a voice vote, the motion carried with
Commissioner Postula voting no.
Finance Director Dave Carpenter recommended that the Committee establish
Fund 362 to account for 2001 City of Sault Sainte Marie water and sewer bonds. He
explained this fund was necessary in order to comply with the Uniform Budgeting and
Account Act.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend establishing Fund 362 to account for 2001 City of Sault Sainte Marie water
and sewer bonds. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.
Finance Director Carpenter recommended that the Committee establish Fund 229
to account for 2000 Superior Township Improvements Maintenance Fund, and Fund 363
to account for 2000 Superior Township Improvements Bond Reserve Fund. Ex explained
these funds were required under the Rural Development program agreement for this
project. The Committee discussed various components of the program and the
administrative impact on the County.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
recommend establishing Fund 229 to account for 2000 Superior Township Improvements
Maintenance Fund, and Fund 363 to account for 2000 Superior Township Improvements
Bond Reserve Fund. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously. It was noted that
this in an in and out fund.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Cooper, to
recommend the approval of general fund claims totaling $128,810.16, other fund claims
of $265,656.27, payroll of $513,459.31 and health department claims of $729,774.76,
vouchers 32802 through 32938 and B-1 through L-125. On a voice vote, the motion
carried unanimously.
It was moved by Commissioner Dale, supported by Commissioner Postula, to
accept the Finance, Claims and Accounts Committee meeting as presented. On a voice
vote, the motion carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
Chairman Kay introduced Wendy Sexton, Field Specialist with the United States
Department of Agriculture, out of Gladstone.
Ms. Sexton explained some of the programs that are available to rural
communities and the guidelines involved.
Ms. Sexton said she was trying to get into a routine to meet this fiscal year and
future years with all of her governmental bodies at least once a year to remind them of
who they are, what they do and what they have to offer.
Ms. Sexton encourage the County Board to contact her if they have any future
projects that she could possibly help them with.
It was moved by Commissioner Postula, supported by Commissioner Timmer, to
enter into a closed session to discuss strategies connected with the negotiation of a
collective bargaining agreement with Chippewa County and the POLC Corrections
Deputy Unit pursuant to Sections 8(c) and 8(e) of the Open Meetings Act, Act 267, P.A.
1976, as amended, being MCL 15.268. A roll call vote was taken as follows: Postula-
Yes, Cooper-Yes, Dale-Yes, Timmer-Yes, Moore-Yes and Kay-Yes. Motion carried.
Thereupon the Board did go into Closed Session at 9:25 p.m.
It was moved by Commissioner Timmer, supported by Commissioner Moore, to
resume the regular meeting of the Chippewa County Board of Commissioners. A roll
call was taken as follows: Postula-Yes, Cooper-Yes, Dale-Yes, Timmer-Yes, Moore-Yes
and Kay-Yes.
It was moved by Commissioner Moore, supported by Commissioner Dale, to
approve the collective bargaining agreement as written between Chippewa County and
the POLC Corrections Deputies Unit as presented. On a voice vote, the motion carried
unanimously.
Having no further business, it was moved by Commissioner Moore, supported by
Commissioner Timmer, to adjourn. On a voice vote, the motion carried unanimously
and the Board did adjourn at 9:39 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Diane S. Cork, County Clerk Earl Kay, Chairman