Commissioners Question County Treasurer Under Oath; Redactions Belatedly Made to Report
By Beth Milligan | Sept. 4, 2026
Grand Traverse County commissioners invoked state law to require County Treasurer Jamie Callahan to provide a board report under oath Wednesday.
Commissioners – who have pressed Callahan for a year on a range of issues, including late state audit filings and bank reconciliations – grilled the treasurer over delayed IRS payroll tax payments. Following the meeting, Callahan’s written report and the commission meeting video were taken down for an extended period after it was discovered that tax ID and banking information – including an electronic PIN – had been publicly shared.
Following a closed session discussion on August 19, commissioners voted to require Callahan to give a report under oath …
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