Monroe County Link Plan
2021 Highlights
It has been another successful year for the Monroe County Link Plan! Thank you to all of the volunteers who continue to dedicate their time and expertise.
Some of the key accomplishments were:
- Launch 734 Business Develop Hub triage process and website were launched.
- The Monroe County Trail Plan was approved by the County Commissioners.
- The CTE Hub development subcommittees were formed into four categories to identify courses, instructors, scheduling and transportation.
- The EDC and the Prepare for Investment Pillar held a County ARPA informational session with Mike Bosanac, Monroe County Administrator, as the keynote speaker.
- The Michigan's Cornerstone social media pages surpassed 1,500 followers.
To view the 2021 Year End Report in full, please click here (scroll down to the bottom of the home page to the Downloadable Files section).
This year the Link Plan volunteers are off to a great start with each team beginning to work on their 2022 goals. Some of the goals are:
- Beautification projects along the 1-75 Interchanges.
- Continue to rollout the Michigan’s Cornerstone Brand.
- Implementation of the Monroe County Trail Plan.
- Continue to develop Launch 734—Business Development Hub.
- Implement two Prepare for Investment Planning & Zoning webinars.
- Continue to develop the CTE Hub in cooperation with the MCCC and the county school districts.
As we progress through the year, information on the Monroe County Link Plan may be viewed on the
Monroe County Link website which is updated monthly.
Once again, a sincere congratulations to all volunteers for a job well done! And, a special thanks to our Monroe County Link Project Manager, Florence Buchanan for her hard work and dedication to the program.
