James Parent similarly was picked as vice mayor. Karl Tomion, vice chair, St.MILLVILLE - The outlines of local government for the next four years emerged Tuesday night as the winners of the City Commission election in November took their oaths of office and their departments.Īs expected, Commissioner Michael Santiago was confirmed on a unanimous vote to again sit as mayor while Commissioner W. Dan O’Leary, vice chair, Washington Township supervisor Donald Hubler, vice chair, Macomb Intermediate School District trustee Roderick Green, chair, Superior Township trustee
SEMCOG is the only organization in Southeast Michigan that brings together all governments to solve regional challenges and enhance the quality of life for the seven-county region’s 4.7 million people. “I look forward to working with Executive Director Kathleen Lomako, the SEMCOG staff, and the SEMCOG Executive Board under the leadership of Chairperson Rodrick Green as we address important regional issues facing the governments in southeast Michigan.” “SEMCOG is a leader is regional planning with national recognition and I am honored to be elected by my peers to serve as vice chairperson in the year to come,” he said. Since 2012, he has served on the finance and budget committee.Īs first vice chair he is slated to become SEMCOG chair in 2017-18.īeginning in 2005, Mayor Clark worked closely with SEMCOG on transportation issues, including the Regional Concept for Transportation Operations for Metro Detroit, which received a planning excellence award from the Federal Highway Administration in 2008. Mayor Clark has been an active member of SEMCOG since 2010, a news release said. At the meeting, the general assembly elected a slate of candidates that include representatives from municipalities and education. The appointment was made June 23 during SEMCOG’s annual meeting. Clark has been appointed first vice chair of the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.
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