Metropolitan Planning Commission

Mission

The mission of the St. Clair County Metropolitan Planning Commission is to provide innovative and proactive planning services to County residents through the application of professional skills, adopted plans, and standards that foster economic prosperity, enhance the quality of life, and preserve the natural environment for current and future generations

What We Do

In October, 1942, the St. Clair County Board of Supervisors established the City and County Coordinated Health Department. Since that beginning, the present day St. Clair County Health Department has evolved with the mission reflected in Michigan’s Public Health Code to continually and diligently endeavor to prevent disease, prolong life, and promote the public health through organized programs, including:

• We Plan: planning, visioning, analysis, public involvement, assessment, and forecasting
• We Facilitate: promoting coordination, collaboration, and connecting communities to resources
• We Educate: providing training and tools for local officials and the public to effectively manage change
• We Implement: working with partners to make things happen

About the MPC

The County Board of Commissioners has appointed eleven citizens to serve as the Metropolitan Planning Commission. Members represent various sectors or interests within the County, including local government, education, agriculture, finance, and recreation/tourism. A staff of professional planners and administrative support staff assist the Commission.

Click Here to download the Metropolitan Planning Commission bylaws.