Mecosta County Road Commission

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 Gratiot County Road Commission is responsible for the maintenance and preservation of 1,183 miles of county roads and 119 county bridges, as well as an additional 234 lane miles of U.S. and State Trunk lines through a partnership with the Michigan Department of Transportation. Committed to providing a safe and convenient road network, the Commission emphasizes high-quality service and cost-effective maintenance driven by a detailed asset management program. Through collaborative efforts with local townships, cities, and the Michigan Department of Transportation, the Gratiot County Road Commission engages the community to ensure responsiveness to the needs of Gratiot County residents. Their mission focuses on utilizing available resources to maintain the infrastructure and foster good working relationships within the community. Generated from the website

The Municipality of Morley Village in Morley, MI is a local government entity that serves the residents of the village. It is responsible for providing essential services, maintaining infrastructure, and overseeing community development within its jurisdiction. Generated from their business information