Commissioners Review Upcoming Projects, Press Treasurer
By Beth Milligan | Oct. 22, 2026
Efforts to address widespread erosion at the Grand Traverse Natural Education Reserve and repair the Oleson Bridge following damage from the April floods could cost north of $12 million. While Grand Traverse County is hopeful for FEMA assistance, the property is just one on a long list of sites needing capital improvements in the coming years. County commissioners discussed those projects Wednesday and continued to press County Treasurer Jamie Callahan on outstanding IRS issues.
Capital Projects
As part of preparing the county’s 2027 budget, commissioners Wednesday heard a presentation from County Director of Parks and Facilities John Chase on upcoming capital projects.
Any project that costs more than $25,000 and …
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