Consumers Energy is replacing 135 miles of aging natural gas pipelines in 15 Michigan communities. The project targets reliability, safety, and job growth.
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The Earle Monument near Cass City, Michigan, commemorates Horatio S. Earle, the first Highway Commissioner. Dedicated in 1930, it symbolizes his significant influence on Michigan’s paved highway system and national infrastructure policy.
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A Citizens Research Council report highlights Michigan’s road funding challenges, placing it 30th nationally. Despite some funding improvements, Michigan struggles with pavement quality and systemic management issues. A new Road Funding Index offers metrics to guide policymakers in addressing these deficiencies.
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Governor Whitmer’s “Road Ahead Address” at the Detroit Auto Show focused on Michigan’s economic future, emphasizing bipartisan efforts to support the auto industry, improve infrastructure, and create high-paying jobs. She outlined key initiatives and highlighted the importance of collaboration with Canada amid global competition and proposed tariffs.
Continue readingConsumers Energy is enhancing grid reliability in Michigan using Automated Transfer Reclosers (ATRs), which help prevent outages for over 72,000 customers. In 2024, ATRs reduced potential downtime by 350,000 hours, aligning with the company’s goal to improve service frequency and restoration times amid severe weather challenges.
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House Republicans propose a $2.7 billion annual infrastructure plan to repair Michigan’s roads and bridges, emphasizing local needs. By reallocating funds from corporate tax incentives and gas taxes, they aim for bipartisan support in December. The initiative seeks to prevent a funding crisis in 2026 and improve travel safety statewide.
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