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Eaton County Emergency Management is dedicated to fostering a coordinated, community-wide approach to preventing, protecting against, mitigating, responding to, and recovering from all hazards. Together, we are working to build a safer and more resilient Eaton County.Emergency management is evolving rapidly—driven by complex threats, heightened public expectations, and accelerating change. To meet these challenges, local programs must be agile, forward-thinking, and grounded in best practices. As Eaton County grows and transforms, we remain committed to adapting alongside it, ensuring our strategies, partnerships, and capabilities evolve to meet emerging needs.The Multi-Year Strategic Plan 2026 & 2027 serves as our roadmap for program growth and continuous improvement. It outlines Eaton County Emergency Management’s key priorities, goals, and initiatives for the next two years—reflecting our dedication to collaboration, innovation, and excellence as we work toward Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP) accreditation standards.This plan identifies current gaps, establishes actionable objectives, and charts a clear path forward through enhanced coordination, refined plans, modernized training, validated capabilities, and stronger partnerships. By embracing these priorities, we ensure that Eaton County remains prepared for what’s next—and positioned to lead.Explore the Eaton County Emergency Management Multi-Year Strategic Plan 2026 & 2027 using the links below! View the Multi-Year Strategic Plan 2026 & 2027 as an interactive StoryMap Download the Multi-Year Strategic Plan 2026 & 2027
ResponsibilitiesHuman Resources is responsible for:Implementing policies and programs regarding Labor Relations and Contract negotiations throughout the County Establishing and implementing Employee Relations programs and policies for employee development and retentionRecruiting, screening, interviewing and selecting qualified applicants for County positionsHuman Resources also advises Department Heads and Elected Officials on issues regarding employer and employee rights, discipline and sound labor policy practiceMissionIt is the County’s mission to insure a qualified and motivated work force by promoting a positive work environment, strong labor/management relations, recruiting and retaining high quality, well trained, culturally diverse employees for our departments and agencies.Equal Opportunity PolicyEaton County reaffirms its policy to ensure fair and equal treatment in all of its employment practices, for all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, age, national origin, marital status or disabled status.Current Job OpeningsView current job openings with the County.
"NEW OFFICE HOURS M-TH 8:30-12:00 & 1:00-4:30 Closed to the public Friday**NOTICE ** NOTICE OF MEETING - BANK INTERCOUNTY 05/20/2026NOTICE OF MEETING - BANK INTERCOUNTY 04/15/2026BANK INTERCOUNTY NOTICE OF MEETIN 03/18/2026Page, Big Creek & Sleeper ICD Notice of MeetingBANK INTERCOUNTY NOTICE OF MEETIN 02/18/2026BANK INTERCOUNTY NOTICE OF MEETING 01/30/2026NOTICE OF MEETING - MURRAY & ROBERTS IC**NOTICE** CANCELLED MEETINGBANK INTERCOUNTY NOTICE OF MEETING 01/21/2026**NOTICE**NOTICE OF MEETING -BANK INTERCOUNTY - 12/17/2025Please follow this link for all pertinent information regarding this project. ORIGINAL PETITION FOR THE BANK ICEmail: [email protected]: (517) 662-3287 BANKDRAIN.ORGIf you have questions, this website is a good place to start to get answers. There are many ways for you to interact through this website. There is an email address, an embedded contact form, and a voicemail number which are all being monitored so that they can be responded to promptly. Road ClosuresM-50/South Clinton Trail in Eaton Rapids will be closed just south of Bellevue Hwy beginning around October 7, 2024 for a box culvert replacement on the McGilvra Drain. All required permits from MDOT have been obtained, Central Dispatch and Public Schools will be notified, and signage for the detour should appear soon. The closure is anticipated to last approximately 5 weeks dependent on conditions. We apologize for the inconvenience. Vermontville Hwy will be closing beginning Thursday, October 17, 2024 between Canal and Gunnell for storm sewer removal and replacement. We hope to have the road back open to traffic at the end of the day with a gravel patch. Additional closures will be or Friday, October 18 to pave the patch back to asphalt. Final asphalting could be delayed until early next week depending on conditions. A posted detour is in place. We apologize for the inconvenience. "
"Eaton County Board of Commissioners Meeting Date: April 17, 2024 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Board of Commissioners Room Agenda: - Call to Order - Pledge of Allegiance - Roll Call - Approval of Agenda - Public Comment - Consent Agenda - Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting - Resolution for Budget Amendment - Resolution for Grant Application - Department Reports - Finance Department Update - Public Works Project Report - New Business - Discussion on Proposed Ordinance - Consideration of Contract Renewal - Commissioner Comments - Adjournment"
"Eaton County Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Date: May 8, 2024 Time: 3:00 PM Location: Parks Department Office Agenda: - Review of Park Improvement Projects - Discussion of Summer Programs - Budget Update - Public Comment"
"Public Hearing Notice Proposed Ordinance Amendment The Eaton County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to receive public comment on a proposed amendment to Ordinance No. XX, relating to [Subject of Ordinance]. Date: April 24, 2024 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Board of Commissioners Room Copies of the proposed amendment are available for review at the County Clerk's Office during regular business hours."
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