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Call to Action on Revenue Sharing

Projected revenues for FY 2014 - 2015 are anticipated to be $253.2 million less revenue than originally anticipated.  This projection is what the legislature and administration will use to determine target numbers for the various budgets for the coming year.  As most...

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​​NACo Achievement Awards

​Does your county have an innovative program that modernizes county government and increase services to county residents? Obtain national recognition for your program by applying for a NACo Achievement Award. Started in 1970, the annual Achievement Award Program is a...

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PPT in Detail

By the time this article goes to print the newer version of personal property tax (PPT) reform should be on the governor’s desk for his signature.  After decades of debate and multiple approaches to eliminate this complicated and cumbersome tax, local governments and...

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County applies for grant to market ORV tourism

Posted by Kyle Leppek on March 5th, 2014 If awarded, $99,000 grant would use digital marketing LAKE CO. — Next month, county officials hope to hear that they have be awarded a nearly $100,000 grant to market Lake County as an off-road vehicle tourist destination. On...

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Recent News

U.S. Treasury releases initial guidance on ARP spending

The U.S. Department of Treasury released a wave of documents today (May 10) to guide counties and local governments on using direct investment funds through the American Rescue Plan (ARP). Michigan counties stand to receive about $1.9 billion in such aid. Treasury has...

Legislative Update 5-7-21

Legislature continues work on FY22 state budget The fiscal 2022 state budget bills continued their movement through the legislative process this week, with both chambers moving appropriations bills from their full appropriations committees. The Senate Appropriations...

MAC marks milestone with all-woman Government Affairs team

By Alyssa McMurtry/Gongwer News Service For the first time, the Michigan Association of Counties government affairs team consists of only women who are no strangers to the Capitol community but have still faced challenges when advocating for their agenda in a field...

Legislative Update 4-30-21

Bills for 4-year terms in advance in Senate The Senate Local Government Committee advanced legislation to enact four-year terms for county commissioners at a Thursday hearing where Allegan County Commissioner Jim Storey and Dickinson County’s Joe Stevens testified in...

Commissioners testify in favor of 4-year term legislation

Allegan County Commissioner Jim Storey and Dickinson County’s Joe Stevens testified Thursday (April 29) in favor of four-year terms for county commissioners before the Senate Local Government Committee. The duo spoke on behalf of Senate Bills 242 and 245. Senate Bill...

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