As public officers appointed by the Governor, Commissioners hold a unique privilege and a profound responsibility to uphold and execute the laws on behalf of the citizens of Michigan. This role demands a steadfast commitment to the highest ethical standards and integrity as they serve the public and contribute to the community’s well-being.
Commissioners serve as vital intermediaries between their communities and state government, playing a pivotal role in ensuring that the needs and voices of their constituents are represented and addressed. Commissioners are responsible for maintaining ongoing communication with the communities they represent, keeping them informed about relevant issues, legislative activities and statutes. Actively seeking and considering community input is essential to ensure that their voices are heard and adequately represented.
By fulfilling these dual roles, Commissioners play a crucial part in ensuring that state government remains responsive, transparent and inclusive. Their efforts help bridge the gap between community needs and state actions, fostering a more equitable and supportive environment for all residents.
Join us in making a positive impact on the well-being and future of our communities, and apply for appointment.
