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Millage Approval~

The Grand Traverse County Road Commission is thrilled and thankful that on November 5, 2013 voters approved a 3 year, 1 mill addition to their property taxes for improving and repairing our roads.

Going forward, we dedicated putting residents' hard-earned tax dollars to work fixing your roads and, in turn, making Grand Traverse County a more beautiful place to live.

We appreciate the trust and confidence that the voting public has placed in our ability to repair and improve our county road system with the millage funds.

About Us:

The Grand Traverse County Road Commission has been in existence for more than 100 years. Road Commission employees worked together to evaluate and chart the future course of our agency in the mid-1990s. During that process, the mission statement was collaboratively prepared by members of our Teamsters Local 214, administrative employees and Board members.

Mission Statement:

Our mission is to upgrade and maintain a safe and efficient road system.

Road Funding

Gas Tax
Road improvements are funded by a user fee, commonly called gas tax. It is truly a user fee as those who use the system pay according to their usage. As you fuel your vehicle, you are paying 19 cents/gallon towards maintaining every public road in Michigan. That include:

Dust control
Gravel road blading
Pothole patching
Reconstruction
Road signs
Shoulder maintenance
Snow removal
Traffic signals

Motorists in Michigan may consider themselves fortunate. There has been only 1 increase in those cents/gallon since 1984. They have saved money at the pump, but at what cost?

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Charming well kept farm. That shows TLC throughout. Totally remodeled home has 4 bedrooms, Hardwood floors, Eat in kitchen with of cupboards, Living and family room. whole house generator included. Extra deep attached garage. 7 Out buildings with water tight roofs that are in great condition and freshly painted. Ready for your stock or poultry. Includes Heated work shop, cattle barn, 2 chicken coops, Hay barn, grain barn, Silo and more. 2 pastures with electric fencing, hayfields, 2 established food plots in wooded area on property. Garden area and lots of perennials. HOME HAS NATURAL GAS.

Great Location this 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath farmhouse on 40 acres is located between Elk Lake and Lake Skegemog. New roof in 2013, out buildings include barn and storage shed, property has been previously farmed, great hunting area with wildlife abound. Property also has a working sandpit that has been productive in income paying taxes and insurance and more. Just minutes to the new Meijer's store, 15 minutes to Kalkaska and 20 minutes to Traverse City. There is also a connecting 20 acre parcel available MLS# 1819865

This video is about GTCRC Roads

On Beautiful Duck Lake

.Leelanau County Development Parcel. Pending Master Plan change could afford this parcel 1 unit per acre density. Seller will entertain offers subject to change approval. Beautiful Meadow. Partially wooded, Partially open, creek runs through it. 5 minutes to Grand Traverse Bay. Low Elmwood Twp Taxes. Call Listing agent for marketing package. Pole Barn on property.

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Millage Approval~

The Grand Traverse County Road Commission is thrilled and thankful that on November 5, 2013 voters approved a 3 year, 1 mill addition to their property taxes for improving and repairing our roads.

Going forward, we dedicated putting residents' hard-earned tax dollars to work fixing your roads and, in turn, making Grand Traverse County a more beautiful place to live.

We appreciate the trust and confidence that the voting public has placed in our ability to repair and improve our county road system with the millage funds.

About Us:

The Grand Traverse County Road Commission has been in existence for more than 100 years. Road Commission employees worked together to evaluate and chart the future course of our agency in the mid-1990s. During that process, the mission statement was collaboratively prepared by members of our Teamsters Local 214, administrative employees and Board members.

Mission Statement:

Our mission is to upgrade and maintain a safe and efficient road system.

Road Funding

Gas Tax
Road improvements are funded by a user fee, commonly called gas tax. It is truly a user fee as those who use the system pay according to their usage. As you fuel your vehicle, you are paying 19 cents/gallon towards maintaining every public road in Michigan. That include:

Dust control
Gravel road blading
Pothole patching
Reconstruction
Road signs
Shoulder maintenance
Snow removal
Traffic signals

Motorists in Michigan may consider themselves fortunate. There has been only 1 increase in those cents/gallon since 1984. They have saved money at the pump, but at what cost?