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CARO ⸺ Next year, Tuscola County plans to spend $68,189,344.

CARO – Gutters will be cleaned, heaters will be installed, bathrooms will be painted, and more, at an upcoming day of service.

CARO ⸺ Sometime in September, Standard and Poors will review Tuscola County’s credit rating.

Tuscola considering allowing ORVs on some roadways Mary Drier, For the Tribune May 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail TUSCOLA COUNTY — Getting around in Tuscola County could soon be easier and more fun in the future. Tuscola County commissioners are considering drafting an ordinance to allow off-road vehicles on some highways in the county. There will be a special board of commissioners meeting in person and virtually for a public hearing on the issue at 9 a.m., June 24, to receive public input. B...

Tuscola County addressing storage needs Mary Drier, For the Tribune March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Mark Ransford TUSCOLA COUNTY — While there were several items on the Tuscola County commissioners agenda during the last meeting, one key item that was expected to be there wasn’t. During a committee of the whole meeting earlier in the week, the consensus of the board was to approve a rental agreement for document storage from Mark Ransford and Damian Wasik. However, doing that became co...

Tuscola officials take oath of office Mary Drier, For the Tribune Dec. 19, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Tuscola County officials took the oath of office recently. Pictured are front row, District 2 Commissioner Thom Bardwell, District 3 Commissioner Kim Vaughan, Clerk Jodi Fetting, Judge Gierhart, and District 4 Commissioner Doug DuRussell. Second row, Road Commissioner Jack Laurie, Drain Commissioner Robert Mantey, Road Commissioner David Kennard, and Treasurer Ashely Bennett. Back row, Regist...