The Emmet County Parks and Recreation Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 2, at 12:30 p.m. using the virtual meeting platform Zoom, in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. All board members will be attending via zoom. (Click here for board members’ contact information.) Those wishing to attend the meeting may call in and join with a smartphone, tablet or computer using the information below. Visit the Parks and Rec section to view the current agenda (when available) and archived meeting minutes.

   Zoom Link:  Parks Board Meeting
   Date/Time:  March 2 at 12:30 pm
   Meeting ID:  890 8820 4356
   Passcode:  342265
   Call in #:  312-626-6799

The Emmet County Planning Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the commissioners’ board room, across from the treasurer’s office, on the first floor of the County Building in downtown Petoskey, 200 Division Street. The meeting is open to the public, although seating is limited due to state health department orders. Those attending in-person must enter through the Lake Street doors and be prepared to pass through a metal detector and security check. Additionally, all persons entering the County Building are required to have their temperature taken and answer a short health screening questionnaire. Security personnel closely monitor the number of persons inside the building and may deny or hold up entry to ensure everyone’s safety. For questions, contact the Planning and Zoning office at (231) 439-8998 or email to [email protected]. Please visit the Planning Commission website section to view the current agenda (when available) and archived meeting minutes.

The Emmet County Board of Commissioners will hold its monthly Committee of the Whole meeting on Monday at 6 p.m. in the commissioners’ board room, across from the treasurer’s office, on the first floor of the County Building in downtown Petoskey, 200 Division Street. (Click here for board members’ contact information.) The meeting is open to the public, although seating is limited due to state health department orders. Those attending in-person must enter through the Lake Street doors and be prepared to pass through a metal detector and security check. Additionally, all persons entering the County Building are required to have their temperature taken and answer a short health screening questionnaire. Security personnel closely monitor the number of persons inside the building and may deny or hold up entry to ensure everyone’s safety. To view the current agenda (when available) and archived meeting minutes, visit the Board of Commissioners website section.