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Taylor proclaims SEMCA's 30th anniversary, praises workforce and recovery services
Summary
The council adopted a proclamation recognizing the Southeast Michigan Community Alliance (SEMCA) for 30 years of workforce development and substance-use disorder services; members commended the agency's regional role during the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing workforce efforts.
The Taylor City Council read and adopted a proclamation recognizing the Southeast Michigan Community Alliance (SEMCA) on its 30th anniversary and commending the agency's work in workforce development and substance-use disorder services across the region.
A council member read the proclamation text outlining SEMCA's founding partners, role within the Michigan Works system and service to the city and surrounding counties. "Be it resolved that this celebration of SEMCA's 30th anniversary, the city of Taylor recognizes and commends the Southeast Michigan Community Alliance," a reader said, noting SEMCA's role during the COVID-19 pandemic and its national recognition by the Council on Accreditation.
Council members offered congratulatory remarks and named community partnerships and past city leaders connected with SEMCA's presence in Taylor.
