Administrative Boards:
Organizational Structure
Lapeer County is a political subdivision of the State of Michigan and is
governed by the Lapeer County Board of Commissioners. The Board of Commissioners
are public officials, elected by the citizens of Lapeer County to represent all
citizens of Lapeer County, regardless of their place of residence in the County.
The Board of Commissioners has the power and duties, including but not limited
to, the creation of departments, the establishment of ordinance, the levying and
collection of taxes, the establishment of budgets and establishment of policy
standards and priorities for the County. The Lapeer County Central Dispatch
Authority (LCCDA) is to be an independent organization in regards to operational
policy. LCCDA is charged with the responsibilities of operating a central
dispatch and emergency service telephone answering system for the participating
municipalities and other emergency service agencies in the central dispatch
program. All fiscal/financial actions of the Lapeer County Central Dispatch
Authority shall comply with county-wide policies, procedures and standards which
the Lapeer County Board of Commissioners has established.
E9-1-1 Lapeer County Central Dispatch
Authority Board of Directors
The E9-1-1 Lapeer County Central Dispatch Authority Board of Directors
shall be comprised of eight (8) members from the following governmental
representatives:
- Member of the County Board of Commissioners
- Citizen at Large (appointed by the County Board of Commissioners)
- Representative of the Lapeer County Sheriff's Department
- Representative of the Michigan State Police
- Representative of the Townships
- Representative of the City of Lapeer
- Representative of the City of Imlay City
- Representative of the Fire Service
The intent in the formation of this policy board is to obtain balanced
jurisdictional representation. A total of eight (8) members will constitute the
board of Directors.
This body will make policy and fiscal recommendations to the Lapeer County
Board of Commissioners, and will assist in the negotiations between the
municipalities for fiscal and/or municipal interests in the governance of the
E9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Center. This body will perform such other duties
as may be assigned by the Lapeer County Board of Directors.
E9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Center
Technical Advisory Committee
The Lapeer County E9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Center Technical Advisory
Committee, consisting of seven (7) members, shall report to the Lapeer County
Central Dispatch Authority Board of Directors and shall be comprised of the
following members:
- Director of Central Dispatch
- Representative of Lapeer County Sheriff's Department
- Representative of Michigan State Police
- Representative of Fire Departments
- Representative Lapeer City Police Department
- Representative Imlay City Police Department
- Representative of Emergency Medical Services
This committee will consist of seven (7) members, including the Executive
Director and will recommend policy and operating procedures for the E9-1-1
Emergency Dispatch Center. They will resolve interagency or user group disputes
arising among the various jurisdictions served by the E9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch
Center. They shall also develop general operating procedures for participating
agencies and standards for employees of the Center. The Advisory Committee shall
work with technical groups on projects or problems related to the county-wide
system. They will not be responsible to set policy for the agencies or the
Lapeer County Central Dispatch Authority.
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