Are meeting agendas available?
Yes, you can find them posted on the County’s website, at the County Courthouse, and at the location of the next meeting. How do I find out what actions were taken at a BOC meeting? Agendas and minutes are posted on the BOC web page. You also can contact the County Clerk’s Office (337-2229) for information. How does one become a County Commissioner? To qualify, candidates must be registered voters, must be U.S. citizens, at least 18 years of age, and a Keweenaw County resident of the district they propose to represent. The County Clerk’s Office prepares informational packets for prospective candidates for public office in election years. You may contact the Clerk’s Office for more details on the process involved in running for elected office. What does a Commissioner do? Please see the Agendas and Minutes to get an overall sense of what kinds of current and past topics discussed in meetings. An excellent publication that offers more detail: Guide to Michigan County Government by Kennet
