Michigan’s aging water infrastructure has been ignored for too long. The conversation about our infrastructure needs to be brought above ground for good.
American Rescue Plan funds need to be used quickly and equitably in Michigan. How will you use this support to solve regional problems?
What do you get when you cross a Fulbright Research Fellow in Kyiv, Ukraine, with an advisor to the U.S. executive director of the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C, and plunk him down in Michigan? You get Public Sector Consultants’ most interesting economist.
Michigan organizations frequently come together to address issues of water access and safety. These organizations often seek PSC’s expertise on water equity for resources and insight that they can’t find elsewhere. Our water‐related projects run the gamut from small local watersheds to international shared waters of the Great Lakes.
PSC conducted a survey of emergency departments’ to inform state health department of effective policies and practices regarding opioid use and overdose.
DTE contracted PSC to evaluate its energy assistance program to determine if it was reaching its goals to be an innovative, effective energy assistance delivery system. PSC provided the evaluation ...
The conclusion of our three-part series looks at the utility cliff looming ahead for many Michiganders and addresses the rising cost of water bills and how to keep residents from ...
This is part two in a three-part series that takes a look at the utility cliff looming ahead for many Michiganders and the state and federal assistance available to keep ...
This is the first in a three-part series taking a look at the utility cliff looming ahead for many Michiganders and the state and federal assistance available to keep them ...
Unprecedented. First in our lifetime. Never seen before. The superlatives used to describe the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are employed so often they almost sound cliché. There is no escaping it, ...