County road commissions were organized by Act 283 by the Michigan Legislature in 1909 to achieve two primary goals:Provide uniformity in road construction and maintenance across the state, andProvide cost-efficient and high-quality road services for local roadsThere are 82 county road commissions in Michigan. County road commissions are not part of general county government, except Wayne County, which has a public works department instead of a road commission. They are legally separate entities, receiving nearly all of their operating funds directly from the state.6 Year TermVote for 1
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