# Committee Meeting | COPS - October 6, 2026


**Body:** Wayne County Commission
**Date:** October 05, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Public Safety, Physical Infrastructure


The Wayne County Commission’s COPS committee meeting on October 6, 2026, considered several infrastructure and facilities items. The committee approved, in a motion covering all agenda items, local paving initiative agreements with the Charter Township of Canton and Charter Township of Huron; a five-year agreement with the Michigan Department of Transportation for highway and state trunk-line maintenance; and an agreement with the City of Plymouth for Cultural Center improvements. It also approved an amendment enabling on-demand roadside delivery of course aggregate for county road maintenance, plus an amendment to the Elite Fire Safety contract to fund contingency repairs and inspection, testing, maintenance, and certification of fire systems at additional county locations. Contract dollar amounts were not stated for these items.

The committee also approved a Northville agreement for Ford Field Parkway improvements and termination of Dearborn Heights’ lease for a county-owned park, after which the county plans to resume operations and prioritize improvements. Members discussed approximately $1 million for equipment and $4 million for capital improvements at the park. A revenue-generating license with Don Nicholson Enterprises LLC for three annual Hines Park classic-vehicle events was approved; the county receives 50% of entry and vendor fees, with the reported 2026 county revenue at $11,965 from total event revenue of just under $24,000. The collective approval motion carried. The meeting also included routine approval of prior minutes and public comment, with no public comments reported.

**Source:** Wayne County Commission