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Tuscola extends declaration to allow virtual meetings
Mary Drier, For the Tribune
May 4, 2021
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The Tuscola County Courthouse.(Caro Chamber of Commerce)
TUSCOLA COUNTY With only hours to spare, Tuscola County commissioners agreed April 29 to extend a local declaration of emergency to allow virtual meetings to continue in the county.
The state of emergency commissioners approved in March after a three hour discussion extended the declaration until April 30.
Although showing some improvement, the number of COVID cases in Tuscola County is still a concern, so after more than an hour of discussion, the declaration was extended.
During audience participation, there were a few like Unionville Village Clerk Jessica VanHove, Kingston School District Superintendent Matt Drake, Tuscola County Road Commission Finance Director Mike Tuckey, and County Clerk Jodi Fetting, and some others who said they wanted the declaration extended.
Unionville seats village council
Dec. 12, 2020
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UNIONVILLE During the 45 minute Unionville Village Council November meeting, Clerk Jessica VanHove explained the Nov. 3 election results have been verified by the Tuscola County Board of Canvassers.
According to the results, Matt Prime received enough votes to be the village president. That is a two-year term that will end Nov. 19, 2022.
Prime had been serving on the council as a trustee and president pro-tempore before he moved into the president position. He replaced Ralph Rasch, who did not seek re-election.
Vickie Balzer and Jonathon Townsend received enough votes to be trustees. Those are four-year terms that will end on Nov. 19, 2024.