For diehard County commissioner fans...Not much happened at this meeting.

The St. Clair County Commissioner met in Marine City Thursday and heard a presentation from City Manager John Gabor that detailed Marine City’s revitalization program.

“It’s a great story to tell,” County Chairman Jeff Bohm said. “They’ve really revitalized the downtown.”  

Bohm said the presentation detailed unique shops that have returned to Marine City in the last eight years and how the city has had to make some tough changes.

“It’s a great small town,” Bohm said.

In other news, the board of commissioners appointed David Whipple of Port Huron to the St. Clair Library Commission Board. Whipple will replace retiring library chairman Arnold Larson.

“He’s a good man, and involved in the community,” Bohm said.

Commissioner Tom Reilly said the board also discussed using natural gas to power facilities at the county-run Smiths Creek Landfill. The landfill currently uses propane for operations.

“It’s time to make a change,” Reilly said. “It’s something I’ll discuss more at our next meeting.”