Frank Perez stays Sturgis mayor, Richard Bir new vice mayor
Commissioners voted 6-3 for Perez and 6-3 for Bir. In both cases, the alternative votes were made by Commissioners Aaron Miller, Roger Moyer, and Jeff Mullins.
Commissioners voted 6-3 for Perez and 6-3 for Bir. In both cases, the alternative votes were made by Commissioners Aaron Miller, Roger Moyer, and Jeff Mullins.
Items include the swearing in of newly elected commissioners and the selection of a mayor and vice mayor.
The second reading of an ordinance concerning downtown parking and a vote on this policy are expected for Wednesday.
The National Weather Service is introducing simplified language and graphics to make watches and warnings easier to understand.
Seven new business items are on the agenda, including an update on downtown parking lots.
North Nottawa Street is expected to be fully open again beginning Monday, September 30. MadCheetah will also open that week in Sturgis.
Presentations on a hydroelectricity incentives grant, budget amendments, and more are scheduled.
The meeting will begin after a 5 p.m. work session concerning electric battery storage.
The newest ambulance will take over as Sturgis’ primary response unit. The lowest mileage ambulance will become the secondary unit.
There will be a closed session portion to discuss the purchase of property, plus a pre-meeting work session concerning a downtown parking plan.