Macomb County Government is the primary governing body in Macomb County, Michigan, United States. It is responsible for providing a wide range of essential services to the county’s nearly 870,000 residents. The county government is comprised of several departments and divisions, including the Offices of the County Clerk, County Treasurer, Public Works Commissioner, Controller, and Sheriff. The County Board of Commissioners serves as the county’s legislative branch, with 13 elected members responsible for making laws and policies that will contribute to the overall welfare and development of Macomb County. The County Executive heads the county’s administrative branch, responsible for overseeing the day-to-day functions and operations of various county departments and services. The Macomb County Government’s services include building and maintaining public infrastructure, managing county-owned parks and recreational facilities, providing public safety services, and administering public health programs. The county also offers various programs aimed at supporting economic development, workforce training, veteran’s services, and more. Macomb County Government’s mission is to improve the quality of life for its residents by providing efficient and effective public services and programs. The government operates under a commitment to transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement, ensuring the voices and needs of its residents are heard and prioritized.