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Oakland County districts are pursuing a 1.5‑mill regional enhancement millage for six years, on the August 4, 2026 ballot. If approved, it would generate about $781 per pupil annually starting December 2026, supporting class size reduction, wellness, safety/security, salaries, PD, and programming. This is a major new, flexible funding stream; vendors in curriculum, EdTech, security, wellness, and HR/PD services should track passage and position offerings as ways districts can deploy these discretionary dollars.
The board resolution only requests ballot placement; it is not an endorsement. Data cited from Plant...
Oakland County school districts are pursuing a 1.5‑mill regional enhancement millage for six years, with an election targeted for August 4, 2026. If approved, funds would be distributed per pupil and locally controlled, supporting class size reduction, wellness, safety/security, salaries, substitutes, PD, and district programming. This is a major new revenue stream that will fuel multiple curriculum, EdTech, facilities, security, and professional services procurements across districts as they plan how to deploy roughly $125M–$144M per year.
The board resolution is framed as letting voters decide, not endorsing the millage, but planning cle...
Local business engagement for the Google data center project, including catering, hotels, restaurants, trucking, carpentry, electrical work, and other services.
A job fair will be held on August 25th at Angel Food Catering. The project is expected to employ up ...
The May 31, 2026 budget report shows an amended 2025 School Bond Fund Series 1 budget of about $90.4 million, with heavy spending and encumbrances for building improvements, site work, transportation, and future architectural and engineering services. Large balances remain unspent or unencumbered, particularly for A/E and building improvements, indicating multiple facilities projects in design or early execution. Construction, architecture, engineering, security, and related vendors should track how these bond dollars will be allocated to specific school projects over the next several years.
Line items include $80.49M for building improvements, $4.94M for site improvements, and $4.81M for a...
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Funding for prevention programming to address housing insecurity, domestic violence, mental illness, and child sexual abuse. An RFP will be issued for FY28 programming.
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.
MSHDA is considering an inducement resolution to issue up to $12.9 million in pass-through multifamily revenue bonds for Whispering Pines Apartments in Coldwater. The $25.3 million project will acquire and substantially rehabilitate 156 affordable family units, with United Fidelity Bank privately placing the bonds. This is early-stage financing structuring; design, construction, relocation, and compliance vendors can engage the sponsor and borrower as they finalize scope, team, and closing.
Procurement officers, department heads, and council members at the most active Michigan agencies, so you know who to reach before the solicitation drops.
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Ethan Jacobs
Director
City of Charlotte
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Michele Bielby
STEM coordinator
Eaton Resa
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Patrick Linihan
Director, Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission · Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission
Genesee County
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Ella Gardner
Interim Emergency Manager
City of Charlotte
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Lisa Seigel
Early College Director/Assistant Principal
Eaton Resa
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Melissa Gagne
Assistant to the Director/Parks Operations Manager · Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission
Genesee County
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