Board hears budget plan: serial bond proposed for three buses, $100,000 capital outlay proposed; board awards $3.28M roofing contract District staff proposed a five-year serial bond to buy three buses and restart an annual $100,000 capital outlay for facility and security upgrades; the board voted to award a $3,280,000 roofing contract to A. W. Farrell and Sons. Finance details and aid projections were discussed ahead of the upcoming budget vote.

The Salem Board is set to revolutionize transportation and safety with a proposed bond for new buses and a $100,000 capital outlay for essential facility upgrades!

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Alpena council approves up to $10,000 for emergency warming shelter and $5,000 for transport aid The Alpena City Council approved up to $10,000 to support an emergency warming shelter operated by Saint Vincent de Paul at the county fairgrounds and authorized a one‑time 'Finding Your Way Home' transportation fund of up to $5,000 to help verified nonlocal individuals return home.

Alpena City Council steps up to support the community with a new emergency warming shelter and transportation aid for those in need!

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DPW plans one-time carryover to reduce 2026 levy; highways warns of future GTA drop County public works proposed using one-time carryover funds (including SALT and other reserves) to reduce the 2026 levy. Highways staff said the strategy helps smooth 2026 but warned a multi-year falloff in state general transportation aid (GTA) could create pressure in future budget cycles.

Kenosha County's Department of Public Works is strategically using one-time carryover funds to lower the 2026 levy, but warns of looming challenges from dwindling state transportation aid.

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