Port Huron officials are correcting a clerical error in recent property assessment notices. While property values are accurate, a decimal mistake misrepresents the estimated 2025 tax impact, making changes appear ten times larger. For example, a $1,500 increase should be $150. The city is mailing corrected notices and apologizing for the confusion. Residents with concerns can contact the City Assessor’s Office at 810-984-9742.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

In Sarnia, the Rainbow Park homeless camp is now empty, with everyone moved to shelters or housing. The city’s keeping the fences and guards up for now to stop new camps from popping up. Steve Henschel, a city spokesperson, says they’ll tweak their plan as needed while enforcing a strict no-camping rule near schools, sports fields, and homes. Sarnia’s teaming up with Lambton County for housing help, but the park’s security costs—over $37,000 last month—keep piling up, with no exact future price tag yet.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A former director of the Tuscola County Peer Center in Caro is facing felony embezzlement charges. 45-year-old Tanya Hobson was in court last Wednesday for allegedly pocketing over $1,000 from a local mental health support center. She directed the Tuscola County Peer Center last year, managing funds meant to help folks with mental health challenges. Now, she’s charged with a serious crime that could land her five years in jail or a hefty fine. Hobson’s next court dates are set for March 12th and 19th.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet