"By investing in people and their potential, this program drives progress, fosters growth and supports a thriving economy across Michigan," says Stephanie Beckhorn, director of LEO’s Office of Employment and Training.
"Clean, healthy air is vital for our community, especially as our library continues to be a hub for residents of all ages," says Tammy Turgeon, Director of the Sterling Heights Public Library.
“We’ve never brought so many systems to a tradeshow before," says Tony Miller, Senior Strategic Account Manager at RAVE Computer.
"Events like this show the community who is local and what services they provide while also providing a sense of security because the community can meet the businesses in person," says Julie Nicholls of Nicholls Knits.
Community leaders continue to find innovative ways to respond to the needs of Sterling Heights and its students.
“This year, we’re proud to unveil the new Gulf War Memorial, an addition that further recognizes the sacrifices made by our veterans in recent conflicts," says Mayor Michael C. Taylor.
"I believe it's essential to provide voters with access to trusted voices in the community, allowing them to ask questions and express their concerns," says Sterling Heights City Clerk Melanie Ryska.
"His dedication to our community has transformed our parks, and we have seen firsthand the positive impact parks and recreation have on the quality of life for our residents," says Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor.
“Being recognized for something you love doing is an unexpected honor,” says Sterling Heights council member Barbara Ziarko.
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