Check the public record
We read agendas, minutes, plans, filings, and other source material, then connect it to the decisions residents are following.
We Love Harbor Springs is a community-driven 501(c)(4) social welfare organization. We help residents understand local decisions, see the facts behind them, and participate in shaping the future of Harbor Springs and the surrounding community.
We Love Harbor Springs was formed to help preserve the historic character and quality of life that make this area special. Our role is civic education: we explain policies, processes, and choices without telling anyone how to vote.
Our work is supported locally by residents, volunteers, and donors. That support funds research, public-record access, and factual reporting about decisions that affect Harbor Springs.
We read agendas, minutes, plans, filings, and other source material, then connect it to the decisions residents are following.
We turn long documents and meetings into plain-language reporting while linking readers back to the underlying sources.
We help people find the meetings, issues, and public officials relevant to their questions so they can take part with confidence.
WLHS is a community effort. Volunteers and supporters help write, research, attend public meetings, conduct outreach, and make the public record easier for neighbors to use. We are grateful to the people below, who have been publicly recognized for contributing their time, expertise, or support.
This list does not represent everyone who helps. Some community members prefer to contribute privately.
Community participation changes over time. If you have helped and would like to be included, or if you would like your listing changed or removed, please contact us.
Accounting: CliftonLarsonAllen
Legal: Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
Organizational filings are available by request. Email weloveharborsprings@gmail.com.
WLHS uses AI, including Hamilton, our civic AI, to organize the public record: transcribing meetings, summarizing long discussions, and connecting related records. AI-assisted transcripts and summaries are unofficial drafts and can contain mistakes, so we label them and link to source material wherever possible.
Staff review and correct the record on an ongoing basis. If you spot an error, please contact us.