- Topics:
- Annual tracking items for fiscal, budget, operation policies; preparation for the next recession; problems with opioids; local government energy issues; preparation for the 2020 census; job approval evaluations for Governor, Michigan Legislature, President, and U.S. Congress; right direction vs. wrong track for state, and country
- Methodology:
- This survey ran from April 8 to June 10, 2019 and received responses from 73% of jurisdictions.
- Survey questionnaire
- Pre-run data tables
- Publications:
Input on questionnaire design for the Spring 2019 MPPS was provided by the following people:
- John Barnes, Northern MI Opioid Response Consortium
- Brad Barnett, Western Upper Peninsula Planning & Development Region (WUPPDR)
- Ren Farley, Population Studies Center, University of Michigan
- Luke Forrest, Michigan Municipal League
- Eric Guthrie, State Demographer, Department of Technology, Management, and Budget
- Robert Jackson, Michigan Energy Office
- Paula Lantz, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
- Brittany Leek, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
- Eric Lupher, Citizens Research Council of Michigan
- Derek Melot, Michigan Assocation of Counties
- Larry Merrill, Michigan Townships Association
- Lisa Neidert, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan
- Terri Novak, Michigan Energy Office
- Ally Waters, Michigan Opioid Prescribing Engagement Network (Michigan-OPEN)
- Jared Welehodsky, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
The final questionnaire design reflects decisions made by the CLOSUP MPPS staff, which may not represent the views of advisory committee members or others who provided input.