“We need to make greater investments in local infrastructure, like our storm drains, to protect our water from pollution if events like the Canoe Classic are going to continue in the future,” Macomb County Commissioner Fred Miller said prior to the event. “Pollution from storm water runoff is already a…
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“This is a really exciting time in Macomb County government,” said Commissioner Fred Miller, D-Mount Clemens, chair of the board’s Finance Committee. “A lot of big decisions are being made to get our finances under control, to honor some old promises and to rebuild our infrastructure. It’s a huge honor…
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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…
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By Jeremy Selweski, C & G Staff Writer April 1, 2014 MACOMB COUNTY — An offer by the city of Mount Clemens that would address Macomb County’s parking needs at half the price while also adding a new downtown recreation site has already won widespread support from county officials. “This is…
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County workers’ new contracts include $4,000 boost By Jeremy Selweski; C & G Staff Writer January 8, 2014 MACOMB COUNTY — New contracts for about 2,500 Macomb County employees do not include any salary increases, but they do provide a series of lump-sum payments and put an end to unpaid…
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“The board voted 9-4 to reappoint Spitz as the county coroner from Jan. 1, 2014, through Dec. 31, 2017, with commissioners Michael Boyle, D-St. Clair Shores; Fred Miller, D-Mount Clemens; Toni Moceri, D-Warren; and Joe Sabatini, R-Macomb Township casting the dissenting votes. They also voted 10-3 to give Spitz’s company,…
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“Miller said, “but one of the central purposes of the Board of Commissioners is to make sure that citizens have all the information they deserve about the county budget. Our role is to be the eyes and ears of the public in Macomb County government.” September 3, 2013 County board…
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By Chad Selweski Macomb Daily Staff Writer Published: Wednesday, November 02, 2011 Macomb County officials on Tuesday nearly wrapped up work on a new ethics ordinance that will lay down strict rules on county elected officials, department heads and employees for conflicts of interest, nepotism and graft. The Board of…
Read MoreQidong auto parts firm locating facility in Harrison Township [NOTE: The byline is a little misleading as the auto parts supplier Yanfeng is not located in Qidong, which is the name of the city that sent an education/ economic development delegation that was hosted on the same day as the…
Read MoreHomeowners will be able to contact county to see how much they owe
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