2001 - Saginaw County

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Board of Commissioners June 26, 2001 I further certify that notice of the meeting was given pursuant to and in compliance with Act No. 267, Michigan Public Acts of 1976, as amended. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my official signature this 26th day of June, 2001. Susan Kaltenbach, County Clerk [SEAL] JUDICIAL NOTICE In recent years, there has been an increasing trend of violence directed against courts and governmental agencies. Incidents of violence have occurred in court facilities throughout Michigan and the United States involving various sized jurisdictions. The threat of violent acts has given rise to an urgent need to implement protective measures to secure the court facilities in Saginaw County and protect the vital governmental interest of providing justice. Therefore, in accordance with the Michigan Supreme Court's Administrative Orders 1998-5 and specifically 2001-1 and in compliance with Saginaw County Board of Commissioners Resolution C adopted on June 26, 2001, the 10th Judicial Circuit, the 70th District Court and the Saginaw County Probate Court hereby execute the following Order: ORDER TO PROHIBIT WEAPONS AND CONDUCT SEARCHES At a session of said Court held in Saginaw, Michigan on the 2nd day of July, 2001 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that no weapons are allowed in the Saginaw County Courthouse and the Juvenile Center located on Hospital Road, except for law enforcement officers on duty in the courthouse; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all persons, unless specifically excepted, and all of their parcels and possessions entering either the Saginaw County Courthouse or the Juvenile Center located on Hospital Road are subject to being searched by Sheriffs Deputies for the purpose of keeping weapons, explosives and other restricted items from entering at any time while in the facility. Deputies shall have the authority to frisk or search individuals for weapons at random; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the degree of intrusiveness and length of the search shall be limited and no more intrusive than necessary to protect against the dangers presented by restricted items. The degree and length of the search shall be based upon articulable, reasonable suspicions that the person or object being searched may reveal a weapon or restricted item; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that signs shall be posted outside the buildings announcing that "All weapons are prohibited from this facility. All persons and their parcels entering the building and courtrooms are subject to a search for weapons and restricted items as a condition of entry;" IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Deputies shall confiscate any weapon found during a search. Any person found to possess a weapon 276
Board of Commissioners June 26, 2001 or other restricted item shall be subject to contempt of court proceedings and/or other criminal proceedings. Dated: Leopold P. Borrello, Chief Circuit Judge Dated: Faye M. Harrison, Chief Probate Judge Dated: Terry L. Clark, Chief District Judge UNFINISHED BUSINESS Report 5-22-2.8 regarding additional funding for the Instrument Landing System at Browne Airport. As Vice Chair of the County Services Committee (Chair Hare being absent), Commissioner Bartels withdrew the motion to approve made at the May Session; Commissioner Fish withdrew his support. The Controller explained the issues in the report are no longer relevant - funding has been secured from Buena Vista Township and land acquisition is not required. Report 5-22-2.9 regarding Michigan Works! Administration Information Technology Budget was withdrawn with the approval of Report 6-22-3.5. ELECTION Chair Fish called for nominations to fill the position of Chief Medical Examiner for a term expiring December 31, 2004 (Dr. Varner resigned from the post earlier in the year pending election of a replacement). Commissioner Woods nominated Dr. Kanu Virani. Chair Fish asked for further nominations three consecutive times. There being no further nominations, Commissioner Graham moved, supported by Commissioners Woods to close nominations and cast a unanimous ballot for Dr. Kanu Virani. Motion carried. Commissioner Woods moved, supported by Commissioner Mallette that the Controller and Health Officer be authorized and directed to negotiate an agreement with Dr. Virani, pending County Attorney review. Motion carried. APPOINTMENTS Chair Fish made the following appointments: Workforce Development Board (terms expire 6-30-01) Private Sector: Mary Ciesla, Ed Dornseifer, Jon Hall, Gerald Scheib, Rick Suitor CBO: Robert O'Hara Labor: Gary Shepherd MESA: Donna Cooper ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE CHAIR Chair Fish reminded commissioners of the Roethke House tour and dinner immediately following the Board. Friends of Theodore Roethke, a Pulitzer Prize winner, are restoring the Poet's Home located at 1805 Gratiot. COMMISSIONERS' AUDIENCES 277
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