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The Finance Committee recommended moving forward with a process to liberate the county’s defined benefit pension plan from MERS and bring it under county control. Actuarial analysis from CavMac shows projected savings of over $1 million, and the county may also serve as administrative agent for the Road Commission. This major structural change signals upcoming needs for investment management, benefits administration, legal work, and systems to manage pension payments in-house.
Hesperia Community Schools is proposing up to $11.7M in general obligation bonds for facilities and technology upgrades. The plan includes a secure high school entry addition, remodeling of buildings and bus garage, new instructional technology, and athletic buildings and fields. No vendors are selected; the proposal is at the financing and approval stage. Facility, A/E, construction, and EdTech firms should track the bond outcome and start conversations about scope, phasing, and standards with district leadership.
Van Buren County is being asked on July 14, 2026 to approve and sign a bond contract allowing Cass County to finance and build the Bankson Lake Sewer Extension Project in Porter Township. The $7.1 million project adds gravity sewers, forcemains, lift and grinder stations to serve about 185 homes and connect to the Lakes Area Sewer Authority system and WWTP. Design, engineering report, and bond structure are in place, but construction contracts are not yet awarded. Civil contractors, utility constructors, SCADA and pump vendors should track Cass County BPW and LASA bid schedules for upcoming installation packages.
Novi’s Finance and Water & Sewer departments note rising provider costs and a tight fund balance while approving 2026-2027 water and sewer rate increases. To better align rates with operating and capital needs, the city plans to issue an RFP in FY 2026/27 for a complete Water & Sewer Rate Study. This will require a consulting firm with utility rate, financial modeling, and capital planning expertise, creating a near-term opportunity to support long-term rate and infrastructure decisions.
The LBRA board on July 10, 2026 recommended Brownfield Plan #92 for rehabilitation of the 15,463 SF commercial building at 416 N. Cedar Street. Developer 416 N. Cedar, LLC plans a $3.85M adaptive reuse to house Kelly Cawthorne and related office uses, with $871,088 in brownfield-eligible work for asbestos/lead abatement, demolition, and infrastructure upgrades. City Council must still hold a public hearing and adopt the plan, and detailed construction, environmental, and fit‑out work is pending, creating near‑term opportunities for design, remediation, and construction vendors.
The Police Services Steering Committee spent a May 1, 2026 working session reviewing complex millage, PSU, and dispatch cost methodologies and acknowledged gaps between contract charges and actual staffing/readiness. Members repeatedly raised the idea of hiring a consultant to clarify formulas, quantify readiness costs per resident, and analyze pre/post‑millage impacts, but no firm procurement path is set yet. This is an opening for public safety finance or consulting firms to help the Sheriff’s Office and Finance build a defensible long‑term cost model for contracts and countywide readiness.
Southgate is reviewing the Rosewood Apartment Homes proposal to turn the vacant former Aquinas High School site into 148 units of workforce housing plus commercial storage. The $30 million project depends on Brownfield and Housing TIF under Act 381, with about $6.5 million in eligible costs for demolition, asbestos abatement, and site work. This is a private development but will require city Brownfield/TIF approvals and long-term corridor improvements, creating demand for engineering, environmental, infrastructure, and housing services tied to the project and to similar future sites.
Scio Township is acquiring 78 acres from NGA Mobility for preservation, with a purchase price of $1.3 million and a 90-day closing window after PSA execution. Partner contributions are unlikely, and an ESA proposal has been forwarded to the supervisor, while an existing survey will be used with additional staking proposed. Environmental consultants, ESA providers, and restoration firms can engage on assessment, planning, and eventual recreational or habitat improvements on the new parkland.
Scio Township’s Multimodal Transit Committee is holding a July 9, 2026 planning discussion on short and long‑term goals for the Jackson Road corridor. Topics include a complete streets study, extending transit service, and adding multimodal access features like sidewalks, bike lanes, crosswalks, and safety upgrades. Attachments show a detailed August 2025 corridor study and an implementation matrix with scoped projects, cost estimates, partners, and timelines but no procurement yet. Transportation, planning, engineering, and design vendors can start conversations now on helping move these corridor recommendations into funded, shovel‑ready projects and eventual construction.
Petoskey approved a master services agreement with Aclara Technologies for a citywide Advanced Metering Infrastructure system for electric and water utilities. The $3.6 million contract covers AMI deployment in 2026-2027, with total project costs estimated at $4.24 million including meters, communications hardware, engineering, and contingencies. This creates follow-on needs for integration, customer portal optimization, rate design support, cybersecurity, and field implementation services through December 2027 and beyond. Vendors in utility IT, networking, analytics, and field services should target Public Works and Finance on complementary tools, services, and training around the new Aclara platform and data.
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