Michigan HB6161 amends township charters to require conflict of interest procedures for officials.
Michigan HB6161 amends the Michigan township charter law to require conflict of interest procedures for township officials. The bill mandates that township boards establish rules to handle conflicts of interest, including abstention from voting when necessary. It also outlines procedures for special meetings, quorum requirements, and public notice for meetings. The changes aim to ensure transparency and orderly conduct in township board meetings.
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