Honoring the hard work of our teammates is a tell-tale sign of a positive organizational culture. We cannot offer top-shelf… READ MORE
This week, we were fortunate to receive a treasure trove of local civil rights history in the form of a… READ MORE
Honoring the hard work of our teammates is a tell-tale sign of a positive organizational culture. We cannot offer top-shelf… READ MORE
For Black History Month, we have been focusing on African-Americans who have left an indelible mark on Genesee County’s history.… READ MORE
Genesee County, MI – The Genesee County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce four open seats on the Diversity, Equity… READ MORE
Genesee County, MI — On Wednesday evening, the Genesee County Board of Commissioners convened its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. Here’s… READ MORE
Before women’s hoops had the attention of the nation, Genesee County had a basketball phenom named Linnell Jones (now Linnell… READ MORE
Beyond the Desk is a publication of Genesee County’s Department of Human Resources and Labor Relations and our incredible HR… READ MORE
Genesee County is offering career opportunities right here at home, and you can find out what’s available thanks to our… READ MORE
Justus Thigpen, Sr. is the first in a long line of Flint basketball players to make it to the highest… READ MORE
Black History Month invites us to reflect on the people who made a positive impact on our country and, more… READ MORE
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the people whose leadership helped usher in opportunity and strengthen public life,… READ MORE
Genesee County, MI – The Genesee County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce two open seats for board appointments. One… READ MORE
Robert Cromwell is remembered in local history as a freedom seeker who lived and worked in Flint in the mid-1840s.… READ MORE
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