MML#4 – The Future of Recycling and Waste Management in Michigan
What does the future hold for recycling in Michigan?
What does the future hold for recycling in Michigan?
The session was packed with elected officials and administrators from cities large and small looking for housing solutions.
The Earned Sick Time Act (PA 2 of 2025) came about because of citizen-led efforts to get those issues on the ballot in 2018.
The CEA was developed in 2007 to celebrate and honor the innovative placemaking projects and programs happening across the state
There are 4,800 railroad crossings across the state of Michigan, each one inspected and maintained with the care of MDOT’s Office of Rail Safety.
If the proposal passes, Michigan would be the only state in the nation not to have a property tax.
Michigan’s population continues to decline, and the state is working to reverse the trend.
Smoking has re-emerged as a hot topic in Lansing as the Senate considers a package of bills related to tobacco regulation.
Melanie Piana has served as an elected official representing Ferndale for nearly 14 years.
Projects must occur in a Michigan Municipal League member community. League member communities include nearly every city and village, as well as multiple urban townships in Michigan.
Examples of attacks can be found all over the county, and the costs have not been as small as Clarkston.
But can things like coloring, music, and Play-doh sculptures make a difference in City Hall?
“Municipal government is one of the most difficult places to insert creativity,” Dempsey said.
“Years after this thing happened, they’re still encountering barriers to success.”
She shared that when she was 15 or 16 years old, she got business cards with her mission in life printed on the back of them. “Creating positive change in my local and national community,” they said.
Jeff Jenks has been working in public service since 1958 and has served as a commissioner for the City of Huntington Woods since 1999.
With rent and mortgage costs rising and communities across the state challenged to develop enough housing for their residents, the Michigan Municipal League and Michigan Economic Development Corporation have reached back into the past to develop new strategies to help communities add more housing options to their existing neighborhoods.
Raylon Leaks-May has been a Ferndale resident for over 30 years, has been a member of the Ferndale City Council since 2015
“Diversity without inclusion is just for optics,” said Steve Robbins of Steve Robbins and Associates. “You gotta do the Inclusion piece before you can leverage the value of diversity.”
“All communities have homelessness whether you recognize it or not,” Hufnagel said.
Rochester Hills, located in Oakland County with a population of about 76,000, won the CEA for its Reimaging, Reinventing, and Renewing Auburn Road project.