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People who call 911 in Eaton, Branch, Calhoun and St. Joseph counties will receive a text notifying them when a trooper is expected to arrive and if there are delays.
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Some Eaton County elementary students will get a taste of the health care profession Friday at what officials call “Mini-Medical School.”
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Eaton County officials want to use $1.5 million from an opioid settlement to prevent opioid overdoses.
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Eaton County has reached an agreement to give its employees a biannual recruitment and retention bonus. The move follows staffing shortages in the county sheriff’s office.
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The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission is working on a study as part of an ongoing effort to develop Michigan Avenue.
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Three Lansing-area public transit agencies are collaborating to improve regional transportation access.
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County officials are working on building a two and a half mile walking path to make the park more accessible to visitors.
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Voters in Eaton County will decide August 2nd on a millage to continue funding its 911 Emergency Telephone and Central Dispatch Services.
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Mid-Michigan voters will decide Aug. 2 whether to restore the Capital Area District's library millage to its original rate of 1.56 mills.
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The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission is studying future population trends to anticipate housing needs.