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        Area legislator arrested following vehicle crash




           State Rep. Jewell Jones has                            ”                                 continue to assess the situation
        been released from the                     Given this is an active investigation,           as the legal process plays out
        Livingston County Jail following                                                            and more facts come to light.”
        his arrest last week following a              we will not be offering further                  The Livingston County
        traffic accident.                        comment until we get additional facts.             Prosecutor's Office confirmed an
           He was arrested by Michigan                                                              ongoing review of a file related
        State Police last Tuesday, April                                                            to Jones.
        6, and released on Wednesday   on I-96 late Tuesday night in  vehicle registered to Jones, offi-  “The matter is under investi-
        afternoon, officials said, “pend-  Livingston County. While state  cials said.              gation and it would not be
        ing further investigation” while  police did not identify Jones, a  Jones arraignment on any  appropriate to provide any fur-
        lab tests are completed, they  video recording of a Chevrolet  charges is pending the results of  ther comment,” the office said in
        said.                          Tahoe driving on the shoulder of  lab tests.                 a prepared statement.
           Jones represents the 11th   I-96 and then erratically swerv-  Republican Speaker of the     House Minority Leader
        District which includes Garden  ing while traveling at about 50 to  House Jason Wentworth issued  Donna  Lasinski,  D-Scio
        City and Inkster, and portions of  55 mph was submitted by a wit-  a statement noting, “What I've  Township, said her office was
        Dearborn Heights, Livonia and  ness to police. The witness told  heard so far is incredibly disap-  still gathering information about
        Westland.                      officers that the vehicle, a black  pointing. Elected officials and  what happened late Wednesday            Jewell Jones
           According to Michigan State  SUV with a plate reading “elect-  community leaders have the  afternoon.
        Police, a 25-year-old Inkster man  ed” nearly hit a bridge before an  people's trust and must be held  “Given this is an active inves-  further comment until we get
        was arrested following a crash  exit. The description matches a  to a higher standard. We will  tigation, we will not be offering  additional facts,” she said.
        Sumpter Township board OKs $55,000 ADP contract


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           Members of the Sumpter Township                                                                                 developed and customized any way the
        Board of Trustees agreed to enter into a                    As an example, we, as a board,                         township wants,” Novak said.
        contract for Human Resources and                                                                                      The system will require a part-time
        Payroll Services through ADP during their            have to know the costs in the fire department                 township employee to ensure that data is
        regular meeting earlier this month.                           where we have volunteers.                            entered into the ASP system correctly and
           The $55,000 annual services contract is                                                                         in a timely manner, Novak said.
        expected to save the township about                                                                                   Township Financial Director Michelle
        $68,000 annually, according to estimates  the Affordable Care Act which may  as changes in status or planned or emer-  Cole said she expected this part time
        from officials. In addition to the $55,000  change.                          gency time off.                       employee would would work about two
        fee, the township will pay a one-time    “The system is well-attuned to life cycle  “This is a partnership,” he stressed.  He  days a week, “depending on the ebb and
        implementation fee to Foster Thomas, a  events,” he said. “It will also help with  added that the ADP system can communi-  flow of HR issues,” she said. The cost for
        contractor used by ADP to help install and  employee development and help support  cate with other systems used by vendors  the part-time employee coordinator for
        set up the computerized system.        the success of employees.”            and taxing authorities, making required or  the system was estimated at about $24,000.
           Matt Novak, a representative from ADP  He added that the system provides  necessary transfer of records much sim-  Township attorney Rob Young said he
        described the new system to the members  immediate and accurate tax information.  pler.                            would like to ensure there is a hold-harm-
        of the board, noting that the computerized  “The system will allow employees,  Trustee Matt Oddy inquired as to the  less clause in the contract that would
        records will maintain all the data needed  supervisors and others to have access to  record-keeping by department of the sys-  mutually indemnify ADP and the town-
        to manage payroll for hourly and salaried  only their allowed field,” he said, stressing  tem.                     ship, each being responsible for any liabil-
        employees and help managers control the  the security of the system and the efficien-  “As an example, we, as a board, have to  ity for their own actions.
        workflow with scheduling.              cy of allowing employees to check their  know the costs in the fire department  “We should stand on our own two feet
           “The system,” he said, “is completely  work schedules and managers to know the  where we have volunteers,” he said.  and be responsible for anything we do that
        customizable to maximize efficiency.” He  exact hours employees worked.      Novak said the system can interact with  might result in a lawsuit and ADP should
        said personnel records would now be on a  Those hours will be recorded by a state  the software already being used by the fire  be responsible for anything they do. They
        cloud-based system rather than a paper-  of the art computerized time clock that  chief to calculate those hours and that  need to hold us harmless,” Young said.
        based one.  He added that the new system  can be seen in the system, he said, which  those records can be exported to the ADP  Pending a final review by Young, the
        would protect township records far more  will include security features such as a bar  system.                     board members unanimously agreed to
        efficiently while providing greater access  code or a thumbprint scanner and in some  “Or, it can be done manually, it can be  move forward with the new system.
        to them at three levels. The system is  cases, a touch screen.
        designed for payroll management and will  He added that employees would now
        be able to provide information on multiple  have access to immediate support from 8
        platforms, he noted, including employee  a.m. until 11:30  p.m. daily to “my life”
        insurance regulations and provisions of  advisors to help plan for life events such


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