The Board presented a proclamation for Black Maternal Health Week supported by YWCA Kalamazoo, emphasizing the need for systemic change in maternal health care. The meeting also covered the Community Information Exchange led by Griffin Place, aimed at improving access to social services. Furthermore, the Board reviewed a housing TIF plan in Pavilion Township, focusing on creating income-qualified housing units. Additionally, foreclosure prevention efforts are highlighted, with a proposal for a $100,000 grant to assist homeowners facing financial difficulties. In the regular meeting the Board honored Catherine Pro and Rebecca Corey for their dedicated service to the county. The meeting also involved discussion on foreclosure prevention funding, with the Board agreeing to allocate funds and explore the effectiveness of the program. The meeting welcomed Sharon Brown as the new HR director, highlighting her experience in HR and DEI initiatives. The Board also prepared for an upcoming public hearing related to the Pavilion Investors LLC Brownfield Plan and discussed the parking garage project, emphasizing next steps and strategies for construction management. The meeting concluded with public comments and acknowledgments of the contributions of local government employees and officials.