Macomb Daily — Tuesday, February 11, 2020 By Fred Miller Macomb County Clerk On March 10, 2020, voters in Michigan will have the chance to weigh in on the candidates for President of the United States. No matter if you’re a staunch partisan or a political newbie, all voters can…
Read More<<snip>> ““I’m humbled and honored,” he said. “It’s incredible to receive the trust of the people of Macomb and I’m going to work really hard to be worthy of the trust.” MILLER NARROWLY WINS CLERK RACE IN MACOMB COUNTY By: Julie Snyder | C&G Newspapers | Published November 7, 2018 MACOMB COUNTY — Democrat Fred…
Read MoreBy Jameson Cook, The Macomb Daily Posted: 04/02/18 The man who was expected to defeat but lost to former Macomb County clerk Karen Spranger in the 2016 election said he should be appointed acting clerk because he was the only legitimate candidate in that race. Fred Miller told The Macomb…
Read More<<FM NOTES: This article touches on some of the work my friend Danielle Hicks did as a research project in pursuit of her Master’s Degree in Social Work at Wayne State. The presentation referenced in the article was the culmination of six months of hard work and research into the root…
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June 20, 2015 by Thomas Franz – C&G News MOUNT CLEMENS — At a Macomb County Board of Commissioners meeting on June 11, the board unanimously approved a resolution that provides Macomb County communities with a model humane pet acquisition ordinance. Due to Michigan state law, counties are not given…
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FM NOTES: The headline betrays the optimism I feel about continuing dialogue between the County and the County Seat. I’m committed to working out a win-win for the downtown when the dust settles, both literally and figuratively. from The Macomb Daily/ February 25, 2015/ by Mitch Hotts A $65 million revitalization plan…
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Welcome to the new The Fred Miller Spot!
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“County Commissioner Fred Miller, a Mount Clemens Democrat, said the revitalization of downtown buildings would be a boost to his town, the county seat, and eliminating long-term liabilities in health care benefits would put the county on a sounder footing. “It’s the responsible thing to do. We’re stepping up to…
Read MoreSchool districts used to brush off the notion of consolidating without a second thought — citing lost programs and school identity — but these days, the idea is gaining steam in Lansing.
Read MoreMacomb County’s first-ever delegation to China will be returning home Monday with an agreement by a Chinese firm to set up shop in Warren and some long-term commitments that could pay off in the future.
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