bicycle and pedestrian travel
Audience listens to a presenter giving a regional forecast presentation in a conference room with a large screen.

That Happened Fast: 2022 Highlights

Executive Director Amy O'Leary share some of SEMCOG's highlights, achievements, and initiatives from 2022.
Amy O'LearyJan. 9 2023
member services
Group of people standing on a downtown sidewalk looking upward, surrounded by tall buildings and city traffic.

SEMCOG members visit Downtown Detroit, new developments

Downtown Detroit is a unique, evolving, environment for working, living, and playing.
Rebecca OsborneOct. 25 2022
member services
Group of people standing in a brick-walled cellar room lined with wine bottles, listening to someone speak near the back of the space

Port Huron – A Michigan Summer Original

Situated at the sparkling nexus of Lake Huron, the St. Clair River, and the Black River, Downtown Port Huron has it all.
Rebecca OsborneJul. 20 2022
member services
A group of people walk along a metal platform beside a fast‑moving river, with railings on both sides and an elevated train bridge and grassy area in the background.

Berm Project Addresses Flooding, Safety, and Access

Earlier this month, Jerry Hancock, Storm Water and Floodplains Coordinator at the City of Ann Arbor, led a tour of at the Allen Creek Berm project site.
Rebecca OsborneMay. 19 2022
education
A shallow river flows through a natural area bordered by green grass, shrubs, and leafless trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Our Water’s History: Part Two

The Southeast Michigan Water Quality Partners series recognizes the power of partnerships in creating healthy, fresh, and flowing water resources.
Katherine GranthamJun. 23 2021
member services
Postcard with summer and winter lakefront scenes from Lake Erie Metropark and text reading “Brownstown Township, Michigan.”

SEMCOG’s new membership video: Looking towards the future

At the start of 2020, SEMCOG's membership is at 174! Our new membership video reminds us how far we have come over the last 52 years in Southeast Michigan...
Amy MalmerJan. 16 2020