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Board of Commissioners August 14, <strong>2001</strong><br />

We recommend approval for the Sheriff Department to accept the<br />

grant funds from the Michigan Office of Drug Control Policy to<br />

support the Gang Task Force and School Liaison Projects. We<br />

further recommend the proper <strong>County</strong> officials be authorized and<br />

directed to sign the necessary documents on behalf of the <strong>County</strong>,<br />

subject to review by the Controller as to substance and Counsel as<br />

to legal form.<br />

Respectfully submitted,<br />

COMMITTEE ON COURTS & PUBLIC SAFETY<br />

Richard F. Mallette, Chair<br />

Patrick A. Wurtzel, Vice-Chair<br />

Jeanine A. Collison<br />

Eddie F. Foxx<br />

James M. Graham<br />

Robert L. Fish<br />

APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORIZATION: It is the recommendation of your<br />

committee to concur with the above.<br />

James M. Graham, Chair<br />

Connie D. Smith, Vice Chair<br />

By Commissioner Mallette: That the Report of the Committee be<br />

received and the recommendations contained therein be adopted.<br />

Approved.<br />

FROM: COURTS & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE -- 3.4 AUGUST 14, <strong>2001</strong><br />

Your committee has considered communication no. 8-14-18 from Mark<br />

Wachner, Director, Animal Care Center submitting proposals aimed<br />

at improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Center operations<br />

and service to the public. It also reduces General Fund spending.<br />

The Animal Control Advisory Council supports the proposal.<br />

A) Spay/Neuter Program - In 1992, a Trust Fund was established<br />

to assist individuals unable to afford the cost to<br />

spay/neuter. The program, funded through the license fees of<br />

unaltered dogs, was regulated and administered by the Animal<br />

Control Advisory Council. The Director did an extensive<br />

review of the program since its inception. The results of<br />

this study has shown that the desired results have not been<br />

achieved, and the public would be better served in other<br />

ways.<br />

We concur and recommend the program be discontinued; further, that<br />

the monies forfeited in adoption in the Trust Fund, non-tax<br />

dollars, projected at $10,000 be donated to the Humane Society on<br />

a one-time basis for use as seed money to develop a program under<br />

their auspices, in accordance with State Statute.<br />

B)Fees - A proposal to revise and/or establish fees.<br />

1.Boarding: increase from $5.00 to $7.00<br />

2.Pick-up (impound):<br />

- $15 for 1st pick-up (no change)<br />

- $30 for 2nd pick-up within one year of 1st (no change)<br />

- change the $30 plus citation for 3rd pick-up within one year of<br />

2nd to $100.00 for 3rd pick-up within one year of 2nd or<br />

waive pick-up fee with non-refundable receipt from<br />

owners veterinarian of pre-paid spay or neuter, $50 for<br />

those already spayed or neutered<br />

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