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When the money is not available for County Road Commissions to maintain a paved road, there are cheaper solutions. Although the Washtenaw County Road Commission has not converted any roads, twenty other counties have been forced to convert worn-out paved roads to gravel roads, reducing their costs while providing safe roadways.
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On May 6, 2009, the County Road Association of Michigan presented Dan Ackerman with the Finance and Human Resource Committee – COMMENDATION AWARD for OUTSTANDING SERVICE.
The Board of Road Commissioners has initiated a series of Working Sessions scheduled this spring to review our “Core Services”. The intent of this exercise is to evaluate all of the primary services and functions our agency performs to determine if we are consistently performing the essential tasks that support our statutory charge and agency mission. This review will entail an in-depth analysis of our various routine and capital investments to determine if we are on a financially sustainable path.
MissionThe Washtenaw County Road Commission is responsible for maintaining a road system that is reasonably safe and convenient to the traveling public.
The agency is governed by a three-member Board of County Road Commissioners: David E. Rutledge (Chair), Douglas E. Fuller (Vice-Chair), and Fred J. Veigel (Member). The day-to-day operations are overseen by Managing Director, Steven M. Puuri, and carried out by its 140 employees.