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Live with the League — 9.28.2026 — Community Excellence Awards and Looking to Lame Duck (opens the original)
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The four Community Excellence Award finalists share how their projects took community engagement to the next level and what Convention attendees can look forward to during their presentations, which will kick off voting for the winning project. John LeMacchia from our State and Federal Affairs team then imparts some wisdom as we prepare to enter Lame Duck after the November elections: things could move fast or not at all! Finally, communication will soon go out for those members interested in se
Live with the League — 9.14.2026 — Gubernatorial Picks, Housing & Committees (opens the original)
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Now that both candidates for governor have announced their lieutenant governor selections, we’re here to tell you what we think those picks indicate about each campaign’s priorities. We also have some quick updates on housing, and a call for applications for the League’s five internal policy committees.
Live with the League — 8.10.2026 —Helping Communities Recover, Prepare, & Plan (opens the original)
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We have a packed lineup today! Amy Schlussler-Schmidt from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and the League’s Shanna Draheim join us to discuss federal disaster-recovery funding available to Michigan communities. Members of our State & Federal Affairs team share a recap of the primary election, the latest on the state budget, what communities should be doing on housing right now, and more. Finally, a preview of this year’s Convention!
Live with the League — 7.13.2026 — Breaking Down the Budget (opens the original)
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We begin with a summary of our new state budget, passed in the wee hours of July 3, as well as a discussion of some of the nearly 60 bills that were passed along with it (and what was vetoed). Plus, an update to what’s going on with MSHDA’s Statewide Housing Plan update, Opportunity Zones 2.0, and what to expect in the housing conversation with the passage of the 21st ROAD to Housing Act.
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