City manager celebrates her final city commission meeting
Commissioners commemorated retiring City Manager Nancy Ridley’s final meeting on Oct. 25.
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Commissioners commemorated retiring City Manager Nancy Ridley’s final meeting on Oct. 25.
Local resident Elizabeth Busch is one of five candidates to run for the three open city commission seats up for election on Nov. 2.
Central Michigan University faculty member Maureen Eke is one of five candidates to run for the three open city commission seats up for election on Nov. 2.
Vice mayor and city commissioner Amy Perschbacher is one of five candidates to file for the three open city commission seats up for election on Nov. 2.
Local resident Daniel Hess is one of five candidates to file for the three open city commission seats up for election on Nov. 2.
Local resident Philip Kruska is one of five candidates to file for the three open city commission seats up for election on Nov. 2.
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed the implementation of the R.I.S.E. Advocacy police program and approved a bonus for the city manager at its Oct. 11 meeting.
After serving in the Mount Pleasant Police Department for more than 26 years, Lt. Don Sytsema will be retiring Oct. 8 .
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed pedestrian lighting resolutions and determined their requests for the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribal 2% allocations at its Sept. 27 meeting.
As City Manager Nancy Ridley prepares to retire, her successor Aaron Desentz looks forward to his future with Mount Pleasant.
Up until two days ago, Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Joseph believed voters would have the opportunity on Nov. 2 to decide if the city would allow more recreational marijuana dispensaries to open.
Commissioners approved the employment contract created with Aaron Desentz, Mount Pleasant’s new city manager, at its Sept. 13 meeting.
After 24 years working for the city of Mount Pleasant, City Manager Nancy Ridley announced her retirement from the municipal government.
A summer-long search effort for the next Mount Pleasant city manager seems to be nearing its end as city leaders evaluate final candidates.
The city commission discussed a resolution regarding a petition to increase the number of recreational marijuana retailers permitted in Mount Pleasant in their July 26 meeting. Six commissioners were present with Commissioner Lori Gillis absent.
In the July 13 meeting, the city commissioners discussed an amendment to the ordinance that will address the cat colonies and changing the term limits of commissioners.
The Mount Pleasant city commission discussed criteria for hiring a new city manager in their June 28 meeting. Commissioner Lori Gillis was absent from the discussion.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed the search for a new City Manager and the R.I.S.E. Advocacy police program at the June 14 meeting.
Several yards in the Mount Pleasant city limits are filled with dozens of feral felines, known as cat colonies.
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed street lighting and alley reconstruction at its May 10 meeting.