SEMCOG manages transportation funding and projects for the entire 7-county southeast Michigan area – a very important role, headed by Carmine Polumbo. Carmine has recently started a blog sharing his thoughts, ideas, and news on key transportation issues. His most recent notes the Farmington Hills City Council voting to remain in SMART: "This is a […]

"Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle. . . . Every step toward the goal of justice requires the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals." – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Whether you’re helping alleviate suffering in Haiti or in your community, or you’re working

As we launch our second decade of advocacy, the transit opportunities and challenges are greater than ever.  So we’ve decided to expand our Annual Meeting to include a full afternoon of information, trainings, and opportunities to get involved! Sign up now for TRU’s exciting new: Transit Action Conference Saturday, January 30, 1-6pm at the MSU

As we launch our second decade of advocacy, the transit opportunities and challenges are greater than ever.  So we’ve decided to expand our Annual Meeting to include a full afternoon of information, trainings, and opportunities to get involved! Sign up now for TRU’s exciting new: Transit Action Conference Saturday, January 30, 1-6pm at the MSU

So Farmington Hills residents will be able to vote in August to maintain SMART regional bus service.  But what about residents of the City of Farmington or Keego Harbor?  Their city officials will decide soon! In Oakland and Wayne Counties, each city or township council can decide whether their residents get to vote on the