December 2025 Newsletter

Macomb County
Board of Commissioners

A newsletter from the Macomb County Board of Commissioners

Happy New Year from the Board of Commissioners! As we welcome 2026, we are proud to reflect on a productive year under new leadership that prioritized fiscal responsibility and smart, forward-looking investments. As we continue this four-year term, we remain committed to protecting taxpayers, investing in long-term solutions, and building a strong, sustainable county for generations to come.

2025 Annual Report

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Casual Day Recap

Thank you to all county employees who participated in the Casual Days for October and November!

The October 31st Special Casual Day contributions supported Roseville Junior Sports. Roseville Junior Sports provides baseball, cheer, and football programs in a fun and safe environment to children ages 5-14. They help these children to develop and improve their skills, and are non-profit and volunteer based.

The November Casual Day contributions supported 16Ways. 16Ways, through their track and field program, strives to empower and support the youth of Macomb County by providing them with opportunities to improve their physical and mental well-being. They believe that investing in the health and wellness of our youth not only benefits them individually but also contributes overall to our community.

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2026 Casual Day Charities

With department leader permission, on designated days, county employees can dress casually and support the nonprofit organizations listed here — all of which serve Macomb County residents.

Each year, up to 13 organizations are selected to receive Casual Day funds and are assigned either a full month of Fridays or all fifth Fridays of the year.

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Student Government Day

Student Government Day for 2026 will be held February 19th, 2026. The agenda will be available at the beginning of January.

To participate in Student Government Day, applicants must be a Macomb County student in 9-12th grade and submit an essay, by January 9, 2026, with the following requirements:

Topic: The effects of social media on mental health.
Length: At least one page and no more than three pages (single-spaced).
Submission: Must be made through the form below with all information completed and essay attached as a Word document or PDF.

The Commissioners will choose the best essay and award that student with a $1,000 scholarship. The winner will be announced at the Full Board meeting following the Student Government Day program.

A special thank you to Advancing Macomb for sponsoring this scholarship and supporting our future leaders.

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