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Survey Shows Concerns with Economic Vitality Incentive Program

The latest results from local officials polled as part of the Michigan Public Policy Survey show a great deal of concern with the requirements surrounding the new Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP). Recall that the EVIP replaced the former statutory revenue sharing program. Read more. The MPPS Survey on performance management will be an important session at the League's Capital Conference, March 20-21 in Lansing.

League Leading Executive Searches in Five Michigan Communities

The Michigan Municipal League is excited to be working with five communities at once on executive searches. While we realize this may be a tumultuous time for a community, we expect this trend to continue as more department heads and managers reach retirement--and we want you to know we’re here to help. Click here to learn more about the League's comprehensive search service.

Governor's Special Message on Infrastructure Legislation Introduced

Governor Snyder's Special Message on Infrastructure has resulted in a 19 bill package that was introduced Jan 26 and has both Republican and Democrat sponsors. Click here for a brief summary on some of the bills that are in the package

money State Releases List of Communities to Receive EVIP Grant Funding

The state released a list of 27 communities that will receive Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP) grant funding totaling $4.3 million. Click here to see the list. Click here for more about the funds, which will be used by local units to help offset costs associated with service sharing, consolidation or other cooperative efforts.

schoolbus Ann Arbor.com Editorial: Only Eliminate PPT If It Is Revenue-Neutral

Read an Ann Arbor.com editorial that Michigan's communities cannot endure more revenue losses. The notion that lower business taxes will create new jobs must be balanced with supporting the local services and quality of life issues that make Michigan a desirable place to do business. See the Replace Don't Erase coalition.

helping hands League Organizes Information on Urban Cooperation Act