COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

Call for Projects Documentation

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MEMORANDUM

TO: Commissioner David Martin, Chairperson

Community and Economic Development Committee

FROM: Derek Bradshaw, Director-Coordinator

Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission

DATE: January 9, 2019

SUBJECT: Genesee County Community Development Program and 2019

Action Plan Public Needs Hearing

A public needs hearing is being held Wednesday, January 9, 2019 to provide an

opportunity for citizens to evaluate the effectiveness of the Genesee County

Community Development Program and provide needs within Genesee County,

outside of the City of Flint. Individual citizens and representatives from

neighborhood associations, community groups, and nonprofit organizations are

urged to discuss improvements to the Community Development Block Grant

Program, community development needs, and suggest future projects that will

improve our neighborhoods. A list of proposed projects is attached for your

review.

Comments will be received verbally during the public hearing or written

comments can be provided directly to Ms. Sheila Taylor, Division Manager, at the

Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission. All comments will be

included in the development of the 2019 Action Plan.

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Genesee County

County-Wide Community Development

Public Needs Hearing

Genesee County Administration Building

3rd Floor, Harris Auditorium

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program CDBG Planning and Administration

Home Improvement Program Genesee County Fair Housing Activities

Infrastructure Improvements Public Facility Improvements

Demolition of Blighted Structures Senior Center Improvements

Removal of Architectural Barriers Special Assessment Assistance

Senior Center Operations Programming for Seniors Public Safety Equipment

Code Enforcement Youth Program Operations

Job Training Programs Recreation Programs

(2019-2021 proposed projects listed by community are attached)

HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) Program HOME Planning and Administration

Development of Affordable Housing Homebuyer Down Payment Assistance

Community Housing Development Organizations Single Family Housing Rehabilitation/New Construction

Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) for Special Needs Populations

Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program ESG Planning and Administration

Street Outreach Emergency Shelter

Homeless Prevention Rapid Rehousing

Homeless Management Information Systems

Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) - 1 and 3

NSP Planning and Administration

Acquisition, Rehabilitation, and Demolition

2019-2021 CDBG Proposed Projects

Local Unit Project(s)City of Burton Senior Center Operations

Fire Safety Equipment

Street Paving - Scottwood Drive

City of Fenton Blight Removal/Acquisition

Senior Programming

Home Improvement Program

City of Flushing Senior Center ADA Entrance

Senior Center Parking Lot Improvements

Demolition of Blighted Structure - 1549 Flushing Rd

ADA Picnic Tables for Riverview Park & Eastwood Park

City of Grand Blanc Senior Center Kitchen and Drainage Improvements

Senior Center Operations

Physicians Park Bathroom Improvements

City of Linden Senior Center Operations

City of Montrose Blueberry Park Playground and Restroom Improvements

City of Mt. Morris ADA Doors/Ramp at Library

Spruce Street Drainage Improvements

Sidewalk Improvements - Citywide

City of Swartz Creek Senior Center Operations

Senior Center Parking Lot Improvements

Atlas Twp Senior Center Operations

Clayton Twp Home Improvement Program

Davison Twp Street Improvements - Irish & Lippincott

Fenton Twp Street Improvements - Ditching & Culvert Replacement - Odell, Fairbanks, Jennings, Ray, Lahring

Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation Scholarship Program

Street Improvements - Crack Sealing - Jennings Rd

Street Improvements - Old Linden Rd Approcach

Senior Safety Program

Flint Twp Sidewalk Installation/Improvements - Graham Rd

Street Improvements - Resurfacing Hogarth, Utley, Mackin

Crime Prevention/Safety Education Program

Senior Center Food Pantry

Flushing Twp Removal of Architectural Barriers- Township Hall Entry Door and Restroom

Senior Center Bus

Senior Center Operations

Forest Twp Senior Center Improvements - Walkway to Terrace

Blight Removal - 7075 Frances Rd

Senior Center Improvements - Appliances

Gaines Twp Senior Center Operations

Genesee Twp Street Improvements - Resurface George St

Senior Center Improvements - Parking Lot Paving

Grand Blanc Twp Smoke/CO Detectors for Low Income Residents

Senior Center Operations

Senior Center Improvements - Roof

Senior Center Improvements - Lighting

Senior Center Improvements - Sidewalk

LSEM Fair Housing Center

Montrose Twp Senior Center Improvements - Addition

Home Improvement Program

Mt Morris Twp Senior Center Operations

Street Improvements - Resurface Mott Ave

Demolition & Clearance - 6083 David Berger

Code Enforcement

Fire Station #3 - Service Door Replacement

Fire Station #2 - Exhaust Fan Replacement

Youth Program Operations

Mundy Twp Vocational Independence Program - Gardening Helpers Training

Home Improvement Program

Richfield Twp Senior Center Operations

Home Improvement Program

Thetford Twp Senior Center Operations

Vienna Twp Art for Disabled Adults/Seniors

Senior Center Operations

Senior Center Van

Smoke/CO Detectors

Sidewalk Installation - Along Vienna, Liberty, and Neff

Village of Gaines Senior Center Operations

Home Improvement Program

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TO: POTENTIAL BIDDERS

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ATTACHMENT APublic Notice – Cumulus

Licensing LLCOn March 22, 2018, an appli-

cation was filed seeking FCCconsent to the transfer ofcontrol of the licenses forthe following radio broad-cast stations from the Cur-rent Shareholders of Cumu-lus Media Inc. to the Share-holders of Cumulus MediaInc. (as Reorganized):[WDZZ-FM 92.7 FLINT, MI.,WWCK-FM 105.5 FLINT, MI.,WWCK-AM 1570 FLINT, MI].

The officers, directors andparties holding an attributa-ble interest in the transferorprior to the transfer of con-trol are John F. Abbot, JanBaker, Mary G. Berner, JillBright, Richard S. Denning,John W. Dickey, Lewis W.Dickey, Jr., Ralph B. Everett,Suzanne M. Grimes, JeffreyA. Marcus, Todd McCarty,Ross A. Oliver, Suzanne G.Smith, Cumulus LicensingLLC, Cumulus BroadcastingLLC, Cumulus Radio Corpora-tion, Cumulus IntermediateHoldings Inc., Cumulus Me-dia Holdings Inc., CumulusMedia Inc., and CrestviewRadio Investors, LLC. Crest-view Radio Investors, LLC iscontrolled by CrestviewPartners II, L.P., CrestviewPartners II GP, L.P., andCrestview, L.L.C. Partieswith attributable ownershipinterests in those controllingentities are Jeffrey A. Mar-cus, Barry S. Volpert, Tho-mas S. Murphy, Jr., RichardM. DeMartini, Robert V. De-laney, Evelyn C. Pellicone,Ross A. Oliver, Brian Cassi-dy, Quentin Chu, Robert J.Hurst, and various trustsand other entities formed bythese members.

The executive officers, direc-tors and attributable inter-est holders of ReorganizedCumulus Media Inc. will beMary G. Berner, Andrew W.Hobson, Brian G. Kushner,Joan H. Gillman, Thomas H.Castro, Matthew C. Blank,David M. Baum, John F. Ab-bot, Richard S. Denning, Su-zanne M. Grimes, ToddMcCarty, Suzanne G. Smith,Cumulus Licensing LLC, Cu-mulus Broadcasting LLC, Cu-mulus Radio LLC, CumulusIntermediate Holdings LLC,Cumulus Media HoldingsInc., Intermediate Co., andSP Signal, LLC. SP Signal,LLC’s sole attributable in-terest holder is SP SignalManager, LLC. SP SignalManager, LLC’s sole attrib-utable interest holder is Ed-ward A. Mulé.

A copy of the application isavailable at www.fcc.gov.

Attention!

The Genesee County Metro-politan Planning Commissionwill be holding three (3)Open House sessions tokick-off the development ofGenesee: Our County, OurFuture, a combined plan forboth the 2045 Long RangeTransportation Plan (LRTP)and Five Year ConsolidatedPlan for Genesee County.The LRTP analyzes the con-ditions of the transportationsystem in Genesee Countyand outlines strategies toaddress the short term andlong term needs for thetransportation system up to25 years into the future. TheGenesee County Consolidat-ed Plan is a comprehensiveplanning document thatidentifies the County’s over-all needs for affordablehousing, supportive housing,and community develop-ment, along with strategiesto address those needs. TheConsolidated Plan providesdata and analysis used toprioritize community devel-opment needs and projects.The goal of these meetingsis to provide information andgather input for the develop-ment of the LRTP and theConsolidated Plan. You areinvited to participate in eachof the Open House sessionswhich will be held at the fol-lowing locations:

• Fenton Community & Cul-tural Center on Tuesday,April 24th from 4:00 p.m. to7:00 p.m., located at 150 S.Leroy Street, Fenton;

• Clio Area Senior Center onWednesday, April 25th from11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., lo-cated at 2136 W. ViennaRoad, Clio;

• Flint Farmers’ Market onThursday, April 26th from11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., lo-cated at 300 E. 1st Street,downtown Flint.

Staff will be available atthese sessions to provide in-formation and to answerquestions regarding the de-velopment of the LRTP andConsolidated Plan. For all fu-ture notifications regardingpublic involvement opportu-nities or to be added to thepublic participation distribu-tion list, please visit ourwebsite at www.OurFuture-Genesee.org.

Surveys will be available atthe events identified aboveand at www.OurFutureGenesee.org/get-involved. Bycompleting a survey, you willbe providing valuable infor-mation for the developmentof Genesee: Our County, OurFuture. You will also helpyour community win a$2,000 Beautification Grant.Please see our website forfurther details.

Questions related to theevents listed above shouldbe directed to Mr. JacobMaurer using the contact in-formation below. The Gene-see County MetropolitanPlanning Commission willfurnish reasonable auxiliaryaids and services to individu-als with disabilities upon re-quest. Persons needing lan-guage assistance and/orspecial accommodations willbe provided the requestedservice free of charge withadvance notice of sevendays to the Genesee CountyMetropolitan Planning Com-mission:

Mr. Jacob Maurer, Planner IIGenesee County Metropolitan

Planning CommissionRoom 223, 1101 Beach StreetFlint, MI 48502Telephone (810) 257-3010

Fax (810) 257-3185E-mail:jmaurer@co.genesee.mi.usMichigan Relay Center: Dial

711 or 1-800-649-3777www.gcmpc.org

“An Equal OpportunityOrganization”CLAIMS NOTICE

RE: Lydia M. SkaggsDeclaration of Trust

TO ALL INTERESTED PER-SONS:

Your interest in the estate ortrust of Lydia M. Skaggsmay be barred or affected bythe following:

The decedent, Lydia M.Skaggs, whose last knownaddress was 3145 PinegateDrive, Flushing, MI 48433,died on February 8, 2018.

The decedent establisehd theLydia M. Skaggs Declarationof Trust on December 4,2002.

Creditors of the decedent arenotified that all claimsagainst the trust estate willbe forever barred unless pre-sented to the Trustee, Don-ald L. Pascoe, at 804 W. M-5,Boon, MI 49618, within four(4) months of the date ofpublication of this notice.

Notice is further given thatthe trust estate will there-after be assigned and dis-tributed to the persons enti-tled to it.

THIS NOTICE IS PUBLISHEDON APRIL 15, 2018.

Attorneys for the Lydia M.Skaggs Declaration of Trust:

Peter H. Shumar (P20411)Gray, Seaman, Shumar &

VanderVeen P.C.

NOTICE OF GENESEECOUNTY

VEHICLE AUCTIONPUBLIC NOTICE

The Genesee County Board ofCommissioners has approvedthe sale of Genesee CountyMotor Pool vehicles. Vehi-cles will be sold at Total Re-source Auctions, 4109 Holi-day Drive, Flint, MI 48507,https://www.traauctions.com/TRAPortal/traportal.aspx#page=Locations;view=InitialStateonly the vehicles offeredby Genesee County are avail-able for sale to the public.Auction dates are April 24,2018 and May 1, 2018. A listof the Genesee County Mo-tor Pool vehicles is availableat the Genesee County Pur-chasing department website,under Current Bids, http://www.gc4me.com/departments/purchasing/open_bids.php

Notice of PesticideApplication

This is to notify residentsthat Owen Tree ServiceH.D., Inc. will be applyingherbicides to designatedareas of Consumers EnergyDistribution Power LineRight-of-Ways locatedthroughout the county. Theapplications are scheduled tobegin on, April 16, 2018weather permitting and runthrough December 31, 2018 –depending on the weather.The applications will use alow volume spray of Vastlan(triclopyr) made by DowAgroSciences, Garlon 4Ultra(triclopyr) made by DowAgroSciences, Rodeo(glyphosate) made by DowAgroSciences, Milestone(aminopyralid ) made byDow AgroSciences andFreelexx (2,4-D) made byDow AgroSciences. Methodsof spray are; backpack, ORVmounted spray unit, or truckmounted spray unit, Re-entry after dry. The specificherbicide used will be deter-mined by the site conditions.Anyone wishing more infor-mation can contact RayOwen or Hope Parker, at theoffices of Owen Tree ServiceHD, Inc., located at 225 NLake George Rd, Attica MI48412 or call 810-724-6651.

Public Notice – Radio LicenseHolding CBC, LLC

On March 22, 2018, an appli-cation was filed seeking FCCconsent to the transfer ofcontrol of the licenses forthe following radio broad-cast stations from the Cur-rent Shareholders of Cumu-lus Media Inc. to the Share-holders of Cumulus MediaInc. (as Reorganized):[WFBE-FM 95.1 FLINT, MI .,WTRX-AM 1330 FLINT, MI].

The officers, directors andparties holding an attributa-ble interest in the transferorprior to the transfer of con-trol are John F. Abbot, JanBaker, Mary G. Berner, JillBright, Richard S. Denning,John W. Dickey, Lewis W.Dickey, Jr., Ralph B. Everett,Suzanne M. Grimes, JeffreyA. Marcus, Todd McCarty,Ross A. Oliver, Suzanne G.Smith, Radio License HoldingCBC, LLC, Cumulus RadioCorporation, Cumulus Inter-mediate Holdings Inc., Cu-mulus Media Holdings Inc.,Cumulus Media Inc., andCrestview Radio Investors,LLC. Crestview Radio Invest-ors, LLC is controlled byCrestview Partners II, L.P.,Crestview Partners II GP,L.P., and Crestview, L.L.C.Parties with attributableownership interests in thosecontrolling entities are Jef-frey A. Marcus, Barry S.Volpert, Thomas S. Murphy,Jr., Richard M. DeMartini,Robert V. Delaney, Evelyn C.Pellicone, Ross A. Oliver,Brian Cassidy, Quentin Chu,Robert J. Hurst, and varioustrusts and other entitiesformed by these members.

The executive officers, direc-tors and attributable inter-est holders of ReorganizedCumulus Media Inc. will beMary G. Berner, Andrew W.Hobson, Brian G. Kushner,Joan H. Gillman, Thomas H.Castro, Matthew C. Blank,David M. Baum, John F. Ab-bot, Richard S. Denning, Su-zanne M. Grimes, ToddMcCarty, Suzanne G. Smith,Radio License Holding CBC,LLC, Cumulus Radio LLC, Cu-mulus Intermediate HoldingsLLC, Cumulus Media Hold-ings Inc., Intermediate Co.,and SP Signal, LLC. SP Sig-nal, LLC’s sole attributableinterest holder is SP SignalManager, LLC. SP SignalManager, LLC’s sole attrib-utable interest holder is Ed-ward A. Mulé. A copy of theapplication is available at www.fcc.gov.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forArmed Security Services forits apartment complexes. ARequest for Proposal (RFP)packet will be available Mon-day, April 9, 2018 after 9:00a.m. Proposals are due nolater than 3:30 p.m. onThursday, April 26, 2018 at3820 Richfield Rd., Flint, MI48506. A detailed RFP pack-et may be obtained by con-tacting: Karen Fairchild atthe Flint Housing Commis-sion via email at kfairchild@flinthc.org.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forprofessional services tocomplete an EnvironmentalReview on their vacant andoccupied scattered site prop-erties. Please contact Can-dace Gawne at (810) 736-3117 or via e-mail at cgawne@flinthc.org to receive the“Request for Proposal” pack-ets. All work is to be com-pleted under HUD rules andregulations.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forLegal Services specificallyfor Landlord/Tenant LegalMatters. A Request for Pro-posal (RFP) packet will beavailable for pick up begin-ning Monday, April 9, 2018after 9:00 a.m. Proposals aredue no later than 3:30 p.m.EDST on Thursday, April 26,2018 at 3820 Richfield Rd.,Flint, MI 48506. A detailedRFP may be obtained by con-tacting Karen Fairchild viaemail at kfairchild@flinthc.org.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forLegal Services specificallyfor Landlord/Tenant LegalMatters. A Request for Pro-posal (RFP) packet will beavailable for pick up begin-ning Monday, April 9, 2018after 9:00 a.m. Proposals aredue no later than 3:30 p.m.EDST on Thursday, April 26,2018 at 3820 Richfield Rd.,Flint, MI 48506. A detailedRFP may be obtained by con-tacting Karen Fairchild viaemail at kfairchild@flinthc.org.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forprofessional services tocomplete Appraisals on theirvacant and occupied scat-tered site properties. Pleasecontact Candace Gawne at(810) 736-3117 or via e-mailat cgawne@flinthc.org to re-ceive the informational pack-ets. All work is to be com-pleted under HUD rules andregulations.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe Flint Housing Commission

is requesting proposals forUnarmed Security Servicesfor its apartment complexes.A Request for Proposal(RFP) packet will be availa-ble Monday, April 9, 2018 af-ter 9:00 a.m. Proposals aredue no later than 3:30 p.m.on Thursday, April 26, 2018at 3820 Richfield Road, Flint,MI 48506. A detailed RFPpacket may be obtained bycontacting: Karen Fairchildat the Flint Housing Com-mission via email at kfairchild@flinthc.org.

Sealed proposals will be re-ceived until 4/23/18 forPhase V Service Line Re-placements for the City ofFlint. Only those companiesthat attended the mandato-ry pre-bid on 4/16/18 are eli-gible to bid. Proposal formsare available in the Purchas-ing Department, 1101 S.Saginaw Street, Flint, Michi-gan. (810) 766-7340, or in-formation can be obtainedonline at www.cityofflint.com/purchasing. Proposal#18-574. The City of Flint isan equal opportunity em-ployer.

FIREWOODSold by semi load,

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FLUSHINGESTATE/GARAGE SALE-639 Deland, Flushing. Thurs-Sat. 4/19-21, 9a-5p. Tools,lawn, furniture, hh goods,and bear collectibles.

GOODRICH HUGECHILDREN’S SALE!

100 + FAMILIES . Lions Club,9196 S State Rd. (M-15)

Apr 18-20, 9am-7pm; Apr 21,9am-3pm. Rain or shine.

Newborn-teen clothes, LittleTikes, outdoor toys, babyequipment, video games,furniture, books, sporting

goods, prom dresses, more!

CEMETERY PLOTS -(2 or 4)Flint memorial park, sold byindividual 989-701-2255

Mr. Baseball, buying sportscards & memorabilia, 203-557-0856, see for cell phone-203-767-2407

WANTEDGerman WW-2 WW-1

War Souvenirs, Lugers,Walther. PP-PPK, P-38

Pistols-Rifles, Daggers &Knives, War MemorabiliaU.S. M1 Carbines & M1

Garand Rifles & U.S. Mili-tary Pistols. Local Private

Collector. Highest CashPaid! 810-908-0348.

CARO CENTER is a Joint Commission Accredited mental health facility providing residential care and treatment for individuals with mental illness. Seeking to fill:

REGISTERED NURSES – Starting pay $34.55 per hour with one year experience and new graduates starting pay $30.74, plus 5% shift differential for afternoon and midnight shifts. Entry level positions available. Sign on bonus up to $5000 may

accompany this position. Position requires a current Michigan License. Please submit your current resume, college transcripts, diploma and copy of your nursing license

online at http://michigan.gov/mdcs and click on STATE Jobs. Excellent Civil Service fringe benefits. Please contact the Caro Center HR office at 989-672-9332 if you need any

assistance with the application process. EOE/ADA Compliant. LPN – Starting pay $22.67 per hour with one year experience. The Licensed Practical Nurse provides skilled nursing services, functions, or tasks under the delegation and

supervision of a Registered Nurse, or under the direction of a medical physician. Position requires a current Michigan license. Please submit your current resume, college transcripts,

diploma and copy of your nursing license online at http://michigan.gov/mdcs and click on STATE jobs. Excellent Civil Service fringe benefits. Please contact the Caro Center HR

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D1THE FLINT JOURNAL SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018

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Roberto Acosta racosta1@mlive.com

A 37-year-old man faces 10 charges — including open murder — for a shooting in rural Lapeer County that left one person dead and one injured.

Lydell Dukes, of Ferndale, was arraigned Wednesday on the murder charge, assault with intent to murder, fleeing and eluding, resisting and obstructing an officer and several felony firearm counts.

The charges stem from a shooting incident last weekend in Dryden Township, southeast of Lapeer.

A 911 call was received shortly before 3 a.m. Sept. 8 by Lapeer County Central Dispatch from a resident in the 3300 block of Hollow Corners Road in Dryden Township.

Dryden Township police Chief Shawn Peters said that is where the homeowner and his wife were awakened by what they believed to be 15-20 gunshots in the area.

“They get up, they start to check around,” Peters said at a Wednesday news conference at the Lapeer County Sheriff’s

Office. “At some point, they determine or found a male indi-vidual in the backyard of their residence.”

The person they found was identified as 29-year-old Nich-olas Palazzolo, of Cadillac. He had been shot in the lower back and was in stable condition at McLaren Lapeer Region.

A Dryden Township police officer, Metamora Township police officer and Lapeer County EMS responded along with deputies from the Lapeer County Sheriff’s Office.

Lapeer County Sheriff Scott McKenna said a sergeant responding to the scene observed several items in the road — including broken glass — just west of the residence.

A search of the area led to police to the discovery of 35-year-old Jason Stefanski in a ditch.

Stefanski, of Rockford, had been shot twice. He was pro-nounced dead.

A deputy spotted grooves in the roadway, which were made by a vehicle being driven on its rim, rather than a tire.

The tire apparently had gone flat during the incident. The grooves led the deputy to the area of Sutton Road and Wilder Road — a couple of miles from the original scene — where a burgundy-colored SUV was stopped.

McKenna said Dukes was in the driver’s seat, “holding a handgun in his hand in his lap.”

The deputy backed off and called for reinforcements. Dukes was instructed by law enforcement for 10-15 minutes to shut off his parked vehicle, McKenna said.

But Dukes instead headed west on Sutton Road and north on M-24 toward the city of Lapeer.

Spike strips were deployed, flattening the other three tires on the vehicle. Dukes continued north on M-24 into Lapeer at about 40 mph.

Cruisers were positioned ahead of the pursuit. McKenna said when Dukes approached the vehicles he started “ramming” the units and eventually spun out in Mayfield Township.

Dukes was taken into custody a short time later.McKenna said police still are trying to piece together

what took place in the vehicle leading up to the shooting, but it is believed all three men were riding together and were acquaintances.

“From some of the things we found in the vehicle and on the subjects, we believe this was drug-related,” he said.

Multiple types of drugs were found, according to police.McKenna said it’s still not clear why this took place in a

rural portion of Lapeer County. Stefanski had ties to the area — he has family members in Almont, for instance — but had lived in the Grand Rapids area for several years.

McKenna believes everyone involved in the incident that night is in custody. He said it is unknown if the man in the hospital will face charges.

Dukes was being held without bond in the Lapeer County Jail. He’s due back in court Thursday for a probable cause conference.

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Man fled from police, rammed cruisers after fatal shooting

“From some of the things we found in the vehicle and on the subjects, we believe this was drug-related.”Lapeer County Sheriff Scott McKenna

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COUNTY BUDGETA public hearing will be held on Wednesday,

September 25, 2019, at 9:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as the order of business will permit, in the Willard P. Harris Auditorium, Genesee County Administration Building (Third Floor), 1101 Beach Street, Flint, Michigan, regarding the proposed Genesee County budget for the fiscal year commencing October 1, 2019, and ending September 30, 2020.

The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to support the proposed budget will be a subject of this hearing.

The total ad valorem property tax millage to be levied in support of the proposed budget is 9.7151 mills. This millage will be partially from the County’s 2019 tax and partially from the County’s 2020 tax. Further details regarding this millage are in the proposed budget.

Any citizen wishing to address the Board of County Commissioners on the proposed budget or on the proposed property tax millage rates will be given the opportunity to make oral or written comments at the time of the hearing and to ask questions regarding the proposed budget and the proposed millage rates.

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Wednesday, September 25th — Clio Area Senior Center2136 W. Vienna Rd., Clio MI 48420

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Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids and services or persons with Limited English Proficiency should contact the Planning Commission

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