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Friday, July 10, 2026 at 4:56 AM

Macomb Council Votes No On New Position

Macomb Council Votes No On New Position
In honor of Phi Beta Sigma’s Charter Day, Mayor Inman presented a proclamation at Monday night’s City Council meeting.

The Macomb City Council voted concurrence Monday with Mayor Mike Inman’s appointment of Todd Tedrow as police chief. City Clerk Renee Lotz administered the oath of office to the new police chief, who had served in an interim capacity since December.

Also Monday, aldermen voted 4 to 3 not to accept a job description for a proposed planning and development specialist. Dave Dorsett, Don Wynn, Ashley Katz, and Jennifer Hemingway voted no, while Justin Schuch, John Vigezzi, and Byron Shabbaz voted in favor.

“I agree with the position,” Dorsett said, “but the department is currently in flux.” He said the department should fill existing vacancies before adding a new one.

Schuch said he favors adopting the position description. “This is how you build a department,” he said.

In other business, the city council voted to adopt a memorandum of understanding with the Georgetown Homeowners Association regarding use of their swimming pool. Public Works Director Alice Ohrtmann said the city would sponsor swimming lessons there because the Macomb High School pool is having work done. Closure of the Glenwood Park swimming pool necessitated relocation of the summer lessons.

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