Grand Traverse County Animal

Established in 1909, the Grand Traverse Road Commission is responsible for the construction and operational maintenance of the state of Michigan's roadway system. The commission is located in Traverse City, Mich., and has a staff of professional people for the maintenance of local roads and state highways. It also issues permits to the residential and commercial sectors for resurfacing operations on the roads, such as placement of fences and other structures, as well as any changes to the road surface. Additionally, the commission utilizes several methods for dust control on the roads. It operates the Whitewater Township Special Assessment Project for the grading and pavement of Watson, Mabel, Deal, Lackey and Skegemog Point roads. Its other projects include improving the Hammond and High Lake roads intersection.

The Grand Traverse Conservation District, based at the Boardman River Nature Center in Traverse City, Michigan, has been dedicated to the exploration, appreciation, conservation, and restoration of the natural world for nearly 80 years. As a community-serving organization, it focuses on restoring natural areas, training future generations of conservation leaders, and supporting sustainable local agriculture. With a mission that prioritizes the unique environment of Northwest Michigan, the district provides gateways to nature while engaging the community through various events and programs. Its efforts are geared towards fostering a deeper connection between people and the natural spaces that make the region special. Generated from the website

The Grand Traverse County Health Department (GTCHD) offers the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, a supplemental food and nutrition education initiative designed to support families in leading healthier lives. With a dedicated team of Registered Nurses, Registered Dietitians, and Board-Certified Lactation Consultants, GTCHD ensures children up to age five receive essential nutrition and resources for a strong start in life. WIC provides personalized nutrition plans, breastfeeding support, referrals to healthcare providers, and access to healthy foods. Eligibility extends to pregnant individuals, postpartum parents, foster parents, guardians, and those who meet specific income requirements, enhancing the health and well-being of families in the community. Generated from the website