Antrim County 4-H Leaders Council

 

2025 Leadership Council Officers

  • Bobbi Jo Pyle, President (through 2025)
  • Abigail Pyle, Vice President (through 2025)
  • Sandi Pyle, Treasurer (through 2025)
  • Coriane Laird-Fleet, Secretary (through 2025)

Have you ever wondered how the countywide events are decided on, created and run?  

The Antrim County 4-H Leadership Council meets bi-monthly to discuss, plan and evaluate county programs, budget, and events. 

Who should attend?

Council meetings are open for all 4-H leaders, members, and parents.  This is a great time to express your thoughts on any countywide program and event. All 4-H Certified (Active) Volunteer Adult Leaders and 4-H members (14 years and older) are voting members and are invited to attend monthly council meetings. Teens are encouraged to attend and express your thoughts about 4-H events and activities!

How can you join the Council?

Election of Council Officers are held bi-annually at the September Leadership Council meeting.  All 4-H members, aged 14-19, and Certified Volunteer Adult Leaders are invited to hold an office. 

2025 Leadership Council meeting dates: 
Leader’s Council meets on Mondays at 5:30 PM. 

February 10, 2025

 

 

Leadership Council Meeting Location:

The meetings are held in the Antrim County Building, 203 E. Cayuga Street, Bellaire, MI 49615, in the Commissioner's Chambers, Room 209.

 

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