This year's Transportation Asset Management Conference marks the 20-year anniversary of TAMC's founding, and we want you to be part of showcasing advances in asset management!
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The Michigan Infrastructure Council's purpose is to map out a long-term strategic framework for addressing the critical needs of the infrastructure systems that support our quality of life and overall economy. Through its annual reports the MIC seeks to inform policymakers, infrastructure asset owners, and the public of its annual progress towards meeting these strategic goals.
TAMC was formed under Public Act (PA) 499 of 2002 followed by several amendments. Established as an organization comprised of professionals from county road agencies, cities, township officials, regional and metropolitan planning organizations, and state transportation department personnel. The Transportation Asset Management Council reports directly to the Michigan Infrastructure Council (MIC) and is a resource for the State Transportation Commission (STP) and the Michigan Legislature.