The Michigan Infrastructure Council (MIC) is leading the production of a 30-year Integrated Infrastructure Strategy (the Strategy) for the State of Michigan. The Strategy will encourage community discussion, guide prioritization, promote sound investments, and minimize citizen inconvenience through more coordination and collaboration that can enhance infrastructure performance and improve quality of life for Michigan's residents.
The Strategy looks to develop a more holistic and comprehensive approach to statewide infrastructure developed through consultation with all stakeholders and users of our infrastructure systems.
Leading by example in the clean energy transition. Building energy security into the future public sector business model
Maximizing the productivity of our workforce through the adoption of transformative technology
Transforming regional transportation planning processes into integrated infrastructure hubs.
Updating our current rates and revenue structures to reflect the realities and opportunities of the 21st century
Everyone empowered, informed, and included in shaping infrastructure that impacts their communities and lives.
Aligning State process and data systems to support integrated asset management approaches and investment strategies.
