Board of Commissioners

The Saginaw County Board of Commissioners serves as the governing body of Saginaw County, Michigan. As the county’s legislative branch, the Board is responsible for setting policies, adopting ordinances, and overseeing the allocation of public funds.

The Board is made up of elected commissioners who each represent a district within the county. These commissioners serve as the voice of their constituents, working to balance local needs with the broader interests of the county as a whole.

Key responsibilities of the Saginaw County Board of Commissioners include:

• Budget & Finance – Reviewing and approving the annual county budget, ensuring responsible use of taxpayer dollars.

• Policy & Ordinances – Establishing county laws and regulations.

• Public Services Oversight – Providing oversight for county services such as public safety, health and human services, infrastructure, and community development.

• Appointments – Selecting members to serve on county boards, commissions, and advisory committees.

The Board meets regularly to conduct business, and its sessions are open to the public in the spirit of transparency and accountability. Citizens are encouraged to attend meetings, share input during public comment sessions, and engage with their commissioner to help shape the future of Saginaw County.

By working together with residents, local governments, and community organizations, the Saginaw County Board of Commissioners plays a vital role in maintaining effective government and improving the quality of life for all who call Saginaw County home.