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![]() Welcome to Mecosta County! Mecosta County truly is the "County for Every Season." There is no better place to work, raise a family, or vacation. The county's prospering rural economy allows our residents to enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere and a high quality of life. The diversified economy of Mecosta County is centered on agriculture, higher education, and a broad range of manufactring specialties which combined produces unparalleled economic stability. |
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2012 West Michigan Economic Outlook On December 14, 2011, The Right Place of Grand Rapids hosted a 2012 West Michigan Economic Outlook forum. Presenting were Birgit Klohs, President and CEO of The Right Place, Rick Baker, President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce, and Doug Small, President of Experience Grand Rapids. Also featured was George Erickcek, Senior Regional Analyst of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research. Erickcek’s presentation, entitled The Economic Outlook for the Grand Rapids Metropolitan Area: Are We There Yet? provides an interesting statistical analysis into the successes and challenges still facing West Michigan. A copy of his presentation is available by clicking the link above. |
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Mecosta County is Pure Michigan![]()
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SCHWIND ELECTED MCDC BOARD CHAIR
At their recent annual meeting, the Board of Directors elected Jerome Schwind to chair the Mecosta County Development Corporation for 2013. Schwind, Chief Integration Officer for Isabella Bank, will serve his fourth consecutive term as chair. Board members also elected Dave Hamelund, owner of Hamtech Incorporated, as vice chair, Yo Bellingar, clerk for Morton Township, will serve as treasurer and Steve Sobers, city manager for Big Rapids will continue as secretary. The board also elected the following to the executive committee: Bill Stanek, local business owner and supervisor of Big Rapids Township, Paul Bullock, Controller/Administrator for Mecosta County, Miles Postema, Vice President and General Counsel for Ferris State University, Dean Floria, Director at HomeWorks Tri-County Electric and Paul Griffith, Executive Director at Michigan Works! West Central. Jim Sandy serves as the President and can be contacted by email at: jsandy@co.mecosta.mi.us |
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