July 8th, 2021


July 8th, 2021

So in this meeting they discussed that July 17th is going to be a "cleanup day" for any residents w garbage and things they'd like to get rid of:
https://www.facebook.com/events/214866410501789/?ref=newsfeed
-Adjustments to a garage sale ordinance that has been in the works for the last few months due to a multitude of complaints about ppl who leave piles of junk in their yard for months at a time. If you have an issue with it maybe attend the next meeting and voice your opinion instead of whining on facebook.
-Weed businesses in the county have hours of operation from 9am - 9pm Sunday thru Thursday, 9am to midnight Friday and Saturday.
-Rachelle, the township treasurer, has finally taken the advice of our township supervisor, Deb, and allocated township money into Kellogg Credit Union where it will accrue a greater interest than where it had been previously.
-Jim Mead taking the time to give a formal apology for acting like a child? Apologizing for his behavior but NOT for the reason he threw a fit. Whatever, shame he's only just been elected and already he can't control himself.

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