Our member Happy Hour / Networking Event returns in May! Look for special drinks and appetizers as the Theme is Derby at the Diamondback! $10 gets you in, drinks, appetizers, and a chance to win Detroit Tiger Tickets to an upcoming game.

Due to the supply chain issues, and to guarantee we have enough food - registration must be in by April 27th. Bring a guest that is considering membership in the BACC … Remember, we do business with those we know, like, and trust.

A new study from TRIP, a Washington, D.C., transportation research nonprofit, pegs the annual cost of bad roads for Michigan families at $4,845 annually (presumably more for businesses with vehicle fleets) through more frequent vehicle repairs, crashes and decreased productivity from traffic delays and congestion.

TRIP's study found that based on Michigan's current taxpayer investment in roads and infrastructure, those annual household costs will rise by nearly 30 percent to $6,273 over the next 10 years — from $403 per month to nearly $523.

That's the cost of status quo funding for transportation infrastructure because Michigan's roads and bridges are deteriorating faster than construction companies can repave them with available funds appropriated by the Legislature, according to a recent Crain's Forum report on road conditions.