About the Mason County Road Commission
The Mason County Road Commission is a county-level road agency serving all of Mason County, Michigan. The agency is responsible for 237 miles of county roads, 716 miles of local roads, and 39 bridges.
Founded in 1940, the agency has maintained primary and local public roadways outside of city and village limits for more than 80 years. Its ongoing goal is to provide the safest, most convenient, and accessible roadways for the public. The Mason County Road Commission supports the community through reliable transportation, well-maintained roads, and transparent operations.
The commission is governed by a three-member Board of County Road Commissioners.
Learn more about the Board of County Road Commissioners
Day-to-day operations are supported by engineers, technicians, a superintendent, a foreman, and administrative personnel.
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Vision
The Mason County road system will be recognized as the premier rural road system in Michigan through innovation and proactive planning, supported by an exceptional workforce that inspires public trust.
Mission
The mission of the Mason County Road Commission is to construct, manage, and maintain publicly owned roadways in the safest and best condition possible, while using available resources in a cost-effective manner. The 2030 Strategic Plan and the Five-Year Plan support this mission and guide progress toward the agency’s vision.