Menominee, County of

This Revised County Plan outlines the strategic direction for survey and remonumentation efforts in Menominee County, in response to revisions to the State Survey and Remonumentation Act (2014 PA 166). The plan details the remonumentation of original Public Land Survey corners, establishes a perpetual monument maintenance program, defines the structure and qualifications for a peer review group, specifies requirements for geodetic coordinate collection and storage, and addresses agreements for active geodetic control sites. Its primary aim is to review the existing remonumentation plan, assess its validity, and incorporate modifications for recent technologies to ensure local control and consistency.

This 5-year recreation plan for Menominee County outlines a strategic direction for preserving, protecting, and enhancing natural resources and recreational opportunities. Key focus areas include building a healthier community, renewing aging infrastructure, adapting to changing community needs, and maintaining the financial self-sustainability of the parks system. The plan aims to nurture an expansive parks system, ensure accessibility for all, and guide priority projects for future generations.

The 2023 updated Hazard Mitigation Plan focuses on reducing or permanently eliminating long-term risks from hazards. It identifies and assesses natural, technological, and social hazards, prioritizing mitigation strategies to protect public health, safety, essential services, and the local economic base. The plan emphasizes community preparedness through coordinated resources, programs, and authorities.

The 2023-2028 Recreation Plan for Menominee County aims to enhance recreational opportunities and facilities for residents and visitors. Key areas of focus include preserving natural resources, improving community health and well-being, upgrading infrastructure, and adapting to the changing needs of the community. The plan outlines priority projects such as improving accessibility, developing trails, enhancing waterfront areas, and maintaining financial sustainability of the parks system.