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Municipal Emergency Operations Plan Development
Emergency Management · Compliance & Preparedness
High Priority
About this project
The city lacks a municipal EOP, documented exercises, and local-level EMPG grant participation, creating significant operational and compliance risk. Michigan's local EOP review requirements and Publication 201 mandates make addressing these gaps an immediate priority.
The opportunity
Identified grant funding pathways, including EMPG-eligible programs, offer viable options with limited local match, aligning well with current fiscal planning cycles. Acting now reduces compliance exposure and strengthens community resilience before the next mandated review period.
EMPG grants
Discuss this project →Enterprise Credential Security for Municipal Systems
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The city currently operates without an enterprise password management solution, leaving municipal systems exposed to credential-based threats and unauthorized access. This gap undermines cybersecurity posture and creates measurable risk across all city-managed platforms and staff accounts.
The opportunity
With an established annual IT and software budget and grant funding identified as a viable pathway, the timing is favorable to close this gap before the next fiscal cycle. Addressing credential management now reduces breach risk, supports audit readiness, and strengthens the city's overall cybersecurity baseline.
Relevant Grants
Discuss this project →Modernize IT Infrastructure and Endpoint Management
IT Modernization · Endpoint Management
High Priority
About this project
Planned investments in endpoint and IT infrastructure management are underway, with a Data Center Moratorium signaling a critical transition point for technology decisions. Delays in addressing infrastructure gaps may increase operational risk and limit the township's ability to support secure, reliable public services.
The opportunity
The lifting of the Data Center Moratorium and an upcoming budget hearing create a near-term window to advance procurement planning and align investments with the current fiscal cycle. Grant funding pathways have been identified, offering potential to offset costs and accelerate modernization with reduced burden on the general fund.
Relevant Grants
Discuss this project →Web Accessibility & ADA Digital Compliance Remediation
Web Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The city faces unresolved WCAG and ADA compliance obligations across public-facing digital portals, creating legal exposure and excluding residents with disabilities from essential services. This is a mandated requirement, not a discretionary initiative, and inaction elevates both litigation and equity risk.
The opportunity
Compliance mandates provide a non-discretionary funding justification even amid budget constraints, and grant opportunities may offset local costs. Acting within the current fiscal cycle reduces legal exposure and ensures equitable digital access for all residents.
Relevant Grants
Discuss this project →Modernize Fleet Safety with Telematics and Dashcam Coverage
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The municipality currently lacks dashcam and telematics solutions across its fleet, limiting operational visibility and creating measurable litigation exposure. Without these tools, supervisors cannot monitor vehicle use, verify incidents, or demonstrate due diligence in the event of a claim.
The opportunity
The Capital Improvement Plan and active grant pursuits for capital projects provide viable funding pathways to address this gap within the current fiscal cycle. Acting proactively—before an incident occurs—reduces liability risk and strengthens public accountability for municipal fleet operations.
Capital Improvement Plan
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