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Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Clinton County Board of Commissioners Board Meeting Minutes
The Board approved the appointment of a commissioner for District 4 and passed several resolutions, including a zone map amendment for Bingham Township, a release from a farmland preservation agreement, and an exemption related to the Publicly Funded Health Insurance Contribution Act. The meeting featured detailed committee reports covering topics such as the 2027 recommended budget, a grant application for a comprehensive plan update, an amendment to the materials management plan contract, and funding approval for Animal Control facility improvements. Additionally, the Board adopted new employee healthcare plan options, finalized road patrol staffing adjustments, and accepted an arbitration decision concerning collective bargaining.
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Clinton County Board of Commissioners Board Meeting Minutes
The Board met to conduct regular business, which included the review and approval of the meeting agenda. The primary focus of the meeting was the discussion of the District 4 Commissioner vacancy, where board members interviewed several applicants and reviewed their qualifications. The Board also noted the statutory requirement to fill the vacancy within 30 days and prepared to make a selection at a future meeting.
Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Clinton County Board Of Commissioners Special Meeting
The meeting agenda focuses on the discussion of the Commissioner District #4 vacancy, including the review and presentation of interested applicants. Additional administrative actions involve the administrator's report and public comments.
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Clinton County Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The board deliberated on a zoning map amendment application to rezone 47.24 acres from Single Family Residential to Multiple Family Residential. A public hearing was conducted, during which members of the community provided testimony regarding concerns about traffic, density, infrastructure capacity, and compatibility with the surrounding rural character. The board reviewed required findings of fact, including a housing demand trend study, and engaged in discussions regarding the appropriate zoning designation and potential impacts on property values, ultimately voting to recommend approval of the rezoning petition to the Board of Commissioners.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
