PMN Connector

Gavel to Gavel: Upcoming Local Government Meetings and Key Agenda Items – April 13 – 16

By Public Media Network
1 Min Read
gavel to gavel over image with american flag in background

Let’s take a look at this week’s local meetings, including the Kalamazoo Township Board of Trustees, Oshtemo Township Board, and more.

Contents
MondayTuesdayWednesday

Monday

Comstock Township Parks and Recreation (6:00 PM, PMN3): The Parks and Recreation Commission in Comstock will consider Special Event Requests from Hi-Tech Electric, Community Living Options, and Great Lakes Disc. Then discussion on the Merrill Park River’s Edge Project, Removable Speed Bumps, and more.

Kalamazoo Township Board of Trustees (7:00 PM, PMN4): The Township Board will vote on the appointing of a new member to fill the vacant Trustee seat until the next Regular Election.

Tuesday

Oshtemo Township Board of Trustees (5:30 PM, PMN3): Oshtemo’s Board of Trustees will spend a work session on a Presentation of the 2045 Comprehensive Plan & Master Streets Plan. Then, they will discuss and vote on a resolution for these plans, and present First Reading of ordinances 690 and 691. Read the full meeting agenda here.

Wednesday

City of Kalamazoo Environmental Concerns Committee (4:30 PM, PMN4): When available, City of Kalamazoo Meeting Materials for the Wednesday, April 15th ECC Meeting can be found here.

TAGGED:
Share This Article
Previous Article Alt text: A side-by-side illustration contrasting two media models. On the left, a blue funnel filters many media voices — represented by icons for video, audio, and people — down to a few controlled outputs, representing corporate media consolidation. On the right, a green speech bubble filled with the same variety of media icons surrounds the PMN logo, representing an open, community-centered media network where many voices are heard. More Channels, Fewer Voices
Next Article An illustrated graphic contrasting community media and corporate media. On the left, a green panel shows a community-rooted media ecosystem — people with microphones, a local broadcast station, public infrastructure icons, and community investment. On the right, a blue panel depicts corporate media consolidation — a skyscraper controlling chained screens, money changing hands, and crumbling public spaces. Created with NotebookLM. Media You Own vs. Media That Owns You