National update from our friends at Transportation for America: Today’s news brings great hope that the leak in the Gulf of Mexico is finally capped. But our work is far from done. We still haven’t addressed the root cause behind the spill – the fact that our transportation system consumes 70% of the oil we […]

Note – The SMART millage renewal will be on the ballot in all areas currently covered by SMART service.  This includes all of Macomb County along with southeast Oakland County, Downriver, the Grosse Pointes, and parts of western Wayne County.  SMART serves 75 communities in southeast Michigan. 

SEMCOG announced that Wednesday, July 7 is the first Ozone Action day of 2010. Several days of hot, humid weather, high temperatures, little wind, and little chance of rain have contributed to the high concentrations of ground-level ozone (aka smog) expected.  Elevated levels can be a health hazard, particularly for the elderly, the young, and

Quick question – how much have you heard about the SMART millage renewal? Have you seen newspaper articles or TV stories?  Have you gotten any mailings?  Are your friends talking about it? Take our quick poll and find out if your results are common! Then help us spread the word!  There are lots of ways

Our friends at the Millennial Mayors Congress want to hear from 18-35 year olds in southeast Michigan!  What’s fabulous, and what’s frustrating about living in metro Detroit? Inform community leaders by taking the survey. Responses will be collected until October 1. An analysis will be provided to community leaders across metro Detroit and inform the