Current Issues Affecting Michigan Local Governments: Michigan Energy Policy Reforms

March 17, 2017 - Eric Walcott<walcott3@msu.edu>

PRESENTATIONS

  • Greg Moore, Chief of Staff to State Senator Mike Nofs, sponsor of energy policy reforms adopted in December 2016
  • Eric Walcott, MSU Extension Specialist

WHO SHOULD VIEW

Elected and appointed officials at all levels of local government, as well as interested local government staff and residents.

DESCRIPTION

This is one in a continual MSU Extension webinar series focusing on current issues affecting Michigan local governments. This webinar features a presentation from Greg Moore on how energy reforms that Michigan adopted in December will impact local governments. 

Future webinars will address timely topics related to local government in Michigan. Participants who are not able to attend can register to receive a recording of the webinar. 

 

 

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