Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) Records
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- Air quality
- Blanchard, James J., 1942-
- Cavanagh, Jerome P.
- City planning
- Detroit (Mich.)
- Detroit--economic conditions
- Diggs, Charles C.
- Dingell, John D.
- Economic development
- Education Reform
- Environmental policy
- Hart, Philip A. (Philip Aloysius), 1912-1976
- Housing
- McNamara, Pat, 1894-1966
- Michigan--politics and government
- Milliken, William G., 1922-
- Miriani, Louis C.
- Muskie, Edmund S., 1914-1996
- Ravitz, Melvin
- Reuther, Roy, 1909-1968
- Romney, George
- Rouge, River (Mich. : River)
- Transportation
- Unemployment--Michigan
- Urban Affairs
- Water Quality
- Williams, G. Mennen, 1911-1988
- Young, Coleman A.
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Accession Number:
UR001008
Use restriction:
Part 3 does not continue box numbers of Parts 1-2. Researchers MUST indicate Part #!!
Extent:
180.75 linear feet (15.5 MB, 172 SB, 1 OS)
SEMCOG grew out of primarily the Detroit Metropolitan Area Regional Planning Commission (DRPC) and the Supervisors Inter-County Committee (SICC) in an effort to consolidate regional planning agencies and avoid duplication of programs and services. SEMCOG has continued its predecessors' work of assisting local planning programs, collecting area planning data, and providing an infrastructure for procurement of federal aid.
Records in Part I document SEMCOG's predecessor, the DRPC, and its transition to and early operation of the Planning Division of SEMCOG, through the office files of Paul Reid, Executive Director at the time of transition. Contained therein are findings of various planning projects and studies conducted by the two entities.
Records in Part II relate primarily to the administration of SEMCOG and the environmental, transportation, and economic issues it dealt with.
Records in Part III related to SEMCOG's work in environment, transportation, and urban planning. Documented are the activities of executive directors John Amberger and Paul Tait, and the Executive and Advisory Council from SEMCOG's inception through 2003. The records of the Metropolitan Affairs Coalition (MAC) a private-sector sister organization to SEMCOG are also included.
Date:
1947-2006
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