Auditors reported the Wayne County Detroit Community Development Entity had stable but minimal activity; commissioners pressed for details about $77 million in past NMTC allocations, Huntington Bank’s purchase of microloan interests, and the status of a $22 million county donation.

Congresswoman Dingell calls for urgent federal support as small businesses face desperation.

Board discusses budget amendments, adopts resolution honoring Louis M. Pate Junior, and reviews zoning changes.

GIS Manager Zakk Hess said his cormorant reporting app received about 250 submissions and media attention; Sea Grant told the DEC it did not create the tool and declined requests to take it down. Hess also reported an approved CFA LGE 2021 MWBE waiver and submission of about $366,000 for reimbursement, and demonstrated a new Community Resources application.

City Council approves plans for a new park to enhance downtown Springfield's community space.

Commissioner Kneesee commemorates Willby Pister’s contributions to Garden City during memorials.

Portia Carlisle appointed as division director for community programming in juvenile services department

Wayne County Commission pays tribute to late Commissioner Irma Clark Coleman celebrating her legacy.

Officials approve $1.017 million grant application and plan June launch for violence initiative.

Wayne County commissioners address educational reforms, childcare costs, and mental health for responders.

Commissioners adopt resolution for opioid settlements and discuss sales tax for school funding.

Fiona Green from Keller wins beverage contest with her healthy matcha smoothie.

Commissioners approve funding for school projects and recognize outstanding local athletes

Coker's Feed Mill receives Producer of the Year award at Wayne County Livestock meeting.

At their May 28 meeting in Honesdale, the Wayne County Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution No. 28-05-2026 urging a $2.20 9‑1‑1 surcharge, approved leases for a female sober living home and outpatient services, backed a $500,000 support letter for Settlers Cares Foundation, adopted two proclamations and approved bills totaling $2,173,379.48.