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The SEMCOG team covers a range of topics, projects, services, and issues important to Southeast Michigan and its local governments.
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community and economic development
Storytelling with SEMCOG’s Economic Indicators
Newly updated, this tool have been expanded to include 16 new interactive charts, now totaling 30 across categories like Business, Talent, Place, and Prosperity
Brian Parthum
Jul. 18 2024
bicycle and pedestrian travel
Navigating SEMCOG’s Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and Vision 2050
TIP is a short-term list of road and transit projects that is guided by the policies outlined in the RTP, Vision 2050.
Allison Racisz
Jun. 14 2024
bicycle and pedestrian travel
Southeast Michigan Communities Lead the Way in Transportation Safety Initiatives: Case Studies
Local leaders prioritize safety through innovative infrastructure such as roundabouts and engaging education programs.
Kevin Vettraino
May. 20 2024
bicycle and pedestrian travel
Safety – in a Roundabout Way
Globally, statistics endorsed by the FHWA and IIHS affirm that crashes decrease with roundabout implementation.
Trevor Layton
May. 15 2024
community and economic development
Our Aging Region
Astounding statistics predict a future where older adults outnumber children, prompting communities to prepare for change.
Grant Brooks
Apr. 24 2024
data
Using the Safe System Approach
The Safe System Approach refocuses transportation system design and operation on anticipating human mistakes and lessening impact forces.
Vickie Swanson
Apr. 23 2024
regionalism
What’s the Plan – Profile: Southeast Michigan Transportation Safety Plan
This plan identifies the region's key safety needs and guides investment decisions to reduce fatalities and serious injuries, while promoting safe travel.
Jenya Abramovich
Apr. 12 2024
data
U.S. Census: Middle Eastern or North African (MENA) Added to Race and Ethnicity Data
In the past, most MENA-Americans fell into the White category, which made it impossible to count the population and difficult to assess community needs.
Xuan Liu
Apr. 9 2024
community and economic development
CTE Programs Boost Graduation Rates Nearly 15%
Career and Technical Education (CTE), and programs provide students the opportunity to explore careers and gain real-world skills.
Naheed Huq
Feb. 12 2024
regionalism
It Takes a Village: Community Approaches for Broadband Access – Recap of Washington Township’s Broadband Townhall and Addressing Local Challenges
The meeting provided an open opportunity for residents to talk about their concerns with internet access in Washington Township, and surrounding communities.
Noah Bussell, AICP
Jan. 23 2024