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County commissioner warns state budget cuts are hitting Michigan Works programs in Newaygo County
Summary
Newaygo County Commissioner Lori Tubbergen Clark told the council Dec. 8 that state budget reductions are affecting Michigan Works workforce programs in Newaygo County, and she presented the county economic development partnership annual report for 2025.
County Commissioner Lori Tubbergen Clark presented the 2025 Newaygo County Economic Development Partnership annual report and briefed the council on Michigan Works workforce development programs. She told the council that state-level budget cuts are reducing resources for Michigan Works services in Newaygo County and described impacts on local workforce supports.
Tubbergen Clark framed the report as an update on training and employment services and the local economy; she urged council awareness of the regional workforce funding picture as state budget decisions take effect. No formal action was taken by the council on the report at the Dec. 8 meeting.
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