Isabella prosecutor, treasurer not seeking re-election
Isabella County will have a new prosecutor and treasurer next year, but neither will be decided in the August primary election.
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Isabella County will have a new prosecutor and treasurer next year, but neither will be decided in the August primary election.
When asbestos was found at the Isabella County Building in October, prompting the evacuation of the facility, Clerk Minde Lux knew it would be a challenge to relocate.
Isabella County's administrator, treasurer, drain commissioner, equalization and register of deeds offices are now open at a building on Pickard Street in Mt. Pleasant, while other offices are operating from various locations during the shutdown of the administration building.
A change to the Michigan constitution to allow for early voting in February has municipal clerks statewide looking for election workers.
In the wake of the unexpected cost of removing asbestos from the administration building coupled with going over budget on the construction of the Isabella County Jail, county commissioners are asking voters to approve a millage that would generate more than $6 million.