Lake County

The Missaukee County Road Commission, established in 1928, oversees the maintenance and management of both primary and local roads in Missaukee County, Michigan. It operates under a three-member Board of Road Commissioners, responsible for ensuring safe transportation routes across the county's extensive road system. The Commission reviews requests for tree trimming and removal within the county right-of-way to address potential public hazards and maintains contracts for state trunkline maintenance. With 222 miles of primary roads and 634 miles of local roads, the organization plays a vital role in promoting safe and accessible roadways for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

The Mason County Road Commission is dedicated to the effective maintenance and safety of roads and bridges within Mason County, overseeing 237 miles of county roads and 716 miles of local roads. Their responsibilities extend beyond routine maintenance to include construction inspection and safeguarding all roadways and bridges, with a commitment to continual improvement and transparency in their operations. With a focus on serving the needs of Mason County residents, the agency welcomes questions and feedback from the community. Their mission emphasizes not only the maintenance of infrastructure but also the enhancement of road travel experiences throughout the county. Generated from the website

The Osceola-Lake Conservation District in Reed City, MI, is dedicated to providing natural resource management through education and technical assistance. Their mission includes fostering community engagement and promoting sustainable practices in agriculture, forestry, and environmental stewardship. Through a variety of programs and events, the district connects local experts with community members to offer enriching workshops and presentations. Their initiatives also focus on addressing issues such as invasive species, hazardous waste management, and agricultural safety. Generated from the website