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County Road Association of Michigan

What is CRAM?

The County Road Association of Michigan is composed of, and represents, Michigan's eighty-three county road agencies. The Association promotes higher efficiency in the operation of Michigan's county road systems through the cooperative efforts of the member county road agencies. This purpose is accomplished by fostering the education of the membership and general public in relation to county road matters; conducting annual meetings and conferences, schools and study courses related to county road matters; maintaining a central bureau of information and research for the collection, analysis and dissemination of information pertinent to county road matters through the publication and circulation of bulletins, papers and articles on topics of interest and benefit to the membership; encouraging legislation beneficial to Michigan's county road agencies and the traveling public; and furnishing consultant services and advice on all phases of county road activities in order to promote such efficiency.


Better Roads Feature Article: At the Crossroads - The fate of our secondary roads may be in the balance!

The March 2010 issue of Better Roads Magazine has a feature article that highlights the plight of the nation's secondary road system using the NACE "Local Roads Matter" campaign information. Click here to view this important article.



Road funding has fallen short of maintenance needs for too long.


Call, write or e-mail your State legislators and tell them that you want Michigan's roads fully funded. Click here to link to the Drive Michigan Campaign.


Click image to visit the National Association of County Engineers' Local Roads Matter Campaign.
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Section 394 Report Released
Recently, the Michigan Department of Transportation completed an analysis of the transportation funding distribution formula. It was done in accordance with Section 394 of the 2010 Transportation budget. The report examines the distribution formula for state transportation funding, compares it with methods used by other states, and includes discussions on suggested alternatives. Click here for a copy of the report.

Click here to download a copy of Michigan's County Road Commissions: Driving Our Economy Forward
Check out this short presentation about county road commissions
For more than 100 years Michigan's county road commissions have worked to provide safe and efficient transportation.Here is your chance to learn more about what they do.
More than $800 Billion worth of goods and services move over Michigan's transportation network each year. County roads are an integral part of this network. No matter where you go in Michigan, it is likely that at some point you will need a county road to get you there. Click to view


CRAM RUSH-PAC

RUSH-PAC is the political fundraising arm of the County Road Association of Michigan (CRAM). RUSH-PAC stands for Rural and Urban Streets and Highways Political Action Committee. It is made up of people like you — who understand the value of good roads.
RUSH-PAC promotes better road policies in Michigan by contributing to the campaigns of candidates for state office who understand road issues and will advocate prudent road policies.
Click here to learn how together, we can make our voice heard in Lansing.

CRAM RUSH-PAC ISSUES PRIMARY ENDORSEMENTS


Please visit any of the links on the left to learn more.


Michigan's County Road Commissions: Driving Our Economy Forward


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