MAC sets Dec. 11 webinar to update counties on state opioid efforts Join MAC for a Dec. 11 webinar with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services that will […]
Legislative Update 11-26-25
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MAC extends local control efforts on mental health oversight
In the spring, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services proposed to solicit bids for the state’s Prepaid Inpatient Health Plan (PIHP) contracts. MAC joined with the Community Mental […]
CRC Analysis: Counties can counteract federal health changes
By Eric Lupher/President, Citizens Research Council of Michigan The Citizens Research Council (CRC) recently addressed how the state may be impacted by federal policy changes. By extension, these changes will […]
Legislative Update 11-21-25
Report: Michigan has health challenges and no ‘magic’ solution Michigan isn’t as healthy as it could be, and while policymakers have lots of options, there’s no magic solution, says a […]
Affiliate Corner: Counties, put yourselves on the (Michigan Zoning) MAP!
By Leah DuMouchel/Director of Programs and Communications, Michigan Association of Planning Michigan, like every other state in the nation, has long had legislation on the books giving local government the […]
Legislative Update 11-14-25
Alternative Funding for Trial Courts Report Hearing Held in Joint Jucidicary Committees The recommendations on alternative funding for trial courts, developed by the Alternative Funding for Trial Court Workgroup as […]
Expert Corner: What you can do to limit your health costs
By Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Health care is expensive. Whether it’s the price of prescription drugs, medical care or hospital care, the cost of staying healthy can add […]
Legislative Update 11-7-25
County Funding Updates: Revenue Sharing, Public Safety, and Prosecutor Grants In a meeting with officials from the Michigan Department of Treasury, MAC was briefed on the status of the FY […]
Legal Corner: What can counties do about employees’ social media?
By Matt Nordfjord/Managing Shareholder, CST Municipal Law Much of an employee’s public-facing speech may take the form of social media posts. As technology evolves, employers, including counties, may be tempted […]