Transparency

What is Transparency?

This Transparency section is required by the State of Michigan, Public Act 51 of 1951, amended. Transparency keeps citizens continuously informed about the activities of the MCRC. On this page you’ll find financial reports, budget information, and other required links and documents. The MCRC is committed to maintaining the public’s trust and making the best and most efficient use of all funds received.

Transparency Documents

  ACT 51 REPORT – Recipients of Michigan Transportation Funds are required to report their annual earnings and expenditures to the Michigan Department of Transportation. MDOT reviews the Street Financial Reports submitted by agencies and determines compliance with reporting requirements.

  CURRENT BUDGET

  CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN-RETIREMENT HEALTH BENEFIT SYSTEM

  JOB CLASSIFICATION AND WAGE RATE CERTIFICATION

  MDOT FORM 5572, The Protecting Local Government Retirement Benefits Act (PA 202 of 2017) Health Care (OPEB) Report

2023 ANNUAL REPORT, Information on the Missaukee County Road Commission for the year 2023 including completed and planned projects, funding information and other statistics

 

 

Transparency Links

  Michigan Department of Treasury Local Unit Audit Reports – View reports from previous years (for our area) and/or those from other municipalities.

  MTF (Michigan Transportation Funds) Distribution – This Web page allows the user to search the MTF payments distribution to counties, cities, and villages. Select Missaukee County and by specify a date range of 1/1/xx to 12/31/xx.

  Transportation Asset Management Council Dashboard – The information in this dashboard has been provided by the Michigan Transportation Asset Management Council for the State of Michigan. The gauges from the dashboards show the condition, operation, and investment in Michigan’s public road system from the Transportation Asset Management Council (TAMC) Web site. By viewing the gauges you can measure the performance of the Missaukee County Road Commission (MCRC) and compare performance for roads under the jurisdiction of the State of Michigan, counties, cities and villages.