Welcome to the Missaukee County Road Commission
Our goal is to maintain the county’s roads in a condition that is safe and convenient for travel. If you come across an unsafe condition such as a stop sign knocked down, a tree blown across a road, or other condition requiring immediate attention, report it to us at (231) 839-4361, or during non-business hours to the Missaukee County Sheriff’s Office at (231) 839-4338
**We are currently on our spring/summer schedule which is Monday through Thursday,
6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We are closed on Fridays.**
The level of Lake Missaukee was measured at 1238.25 on August 7
CONTACT US AT:
PO Box A- 1199 N. Morey Road
Lake City Michigan, 49561
Phone: 231.839.4361
Fax: 231.839.5381
2019 Meeting Schedule
Board of Missaukee County
Meetings will be held at 1:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month unless posted otherwise.
Meetings will be held at the Road Commission
1199 N. Morey Rd, Lake City, MI
Meeting dates are as follows:
January 9
February 13
CHANGED TO MARCH 20
April 10
May 8
June 12
July 10
August 14
September 11
October 9
November 13
December 11
This notice is posted in compliance with Public Act 267 of 1976, as amended, the Open Meeting Act, MCL 41.k72A, and the American with Disabilities Act.
BRINING & CONSTRUCTION
Brining in the county will begin on June 3 in the following order: Holland, Clam Union, Riverside, Richland, Lake, Reeder, Aetna, Butterfield, Enterprise, West Branch, Forest, Caldwell, Bloomfield, Pioneer and Norwich. It normally takes 2-3 weeks to brine the entire county. The Jennings Road safety project is scheduled to begin on June 10 and last for approximately 3 weeks. Jennings Road will be closed from Dickerson Road to LaChance Road. The detour route will be Dickerson Road south to M-55, west to LaChance Road, north to Rosted Road.
About Us
The Missaukee County Road Commission was established in 1928. The Missaukee County Road Commission has a three-member Board of Road Commissioners who are elected by the voters. The Missaukee County Board of Commissioners decides whether road commissioners are appointed or elected. Road Commissioners serve six-year terms. The terms are staggered so that all Commissioners are not up for re-election at the same time.
The county road system consists of both primary and local roads. Primary roads are generally paved roads that function as either minor or major collectors. The local road system consists of all other roads that are under the jurisdiction of the Missaukee County Road Commission. Currently we have 222 miles of Primary Roads and 634 Miles of Local Roads (including seasonal roads). In addition, the Missaukee County Road Commission maintains 132 Lane miles of State Trunkline under contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation.
