AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElections & Voting: Early in-person voting for Michigan’s August primary is underway statewide through Sunday, with regular polls open Tuesday, Aug. 4. Housing & Local Planning: Traverse City planning commissioners set an Aug. 5 public hearing on rezoning for a workforce housing project and are also weighing zoning changes that could affect ADUs, childcare, and EV parking. State Courts & Cannabis: Michigan Supreme Court ruled a Royal Oak city manager ranking marijuana license applicants isn’t a “public body” under the Open Meetings Act, limiting challenges to the process. Health Care Funding: Oakland County Board Chair David Woodward unveiled an emergency plan to keep Planned Parenthood of Michigan clinics operating through Aug. 2028 amid federal funding cuts. Public Safety & Courts: A Muskegon Heights city manager and fire chief were placed on paid administrative suspension after federal search warrants tied to financial and drug crimes. Crime & Sentencing: An Inkster man was sentenced to 5-20 years for his role in a metro Detroit auto theft ring. Sports: James Outman’s late home run helped the Tigers beat the Royals 4-3. Community Access: The Disability Network reported 4,510 hours of support and 49 accessibility ramps delivered in Genesee County in 2025.
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