Contents
- State looks to hire privatization expert
- Possible Ann Arbor golf course sale spurs ballot proposal
- Anti-school support service privatization bills introduced
- Rackham golf course remains in legal limbo
- Pontiac seeks asset options
- Iosco County explores inspection contracting
- Macomb County rejects nursing home privatization
- Union files lawsuit to prevent Detroit incinerator deal
- Mackinac Center releases 2008 school privatization survey
- Reeths-Puffer privatization agreement includes no cost increases
- Brighton contracts out custodial management, but rejects transportation
- Grand Ledge looks at contracting support services
- Reed City school board recall passes
- Southfield recall election, anti-recall campaign launched
- Houghton Lake enters into privatization arrangement
- Leland schools join consortium
SKU: MPR2008-02
- FEATURES
- AROUND THE STATE
- State looks to hire privatization expert
- Possible Ann Arbor golf course sale spurs ballot proposal
- Anti-school support service privatization bills introduced
- Rackham golf course remains in legal limbo
- Pontiac seeks asset options
- Iosco County explores inspection contracting
- Macomb County rejects nursing home privatization
- Union files lawsuit to prevent Detroit incinerator deal
- Mackinac Center releases 2008 school privatization survey
- Reeths-Puffer privatization agreement includes no cost increases
- Brighton contracts out custodial management, but rejects transportation
- Grand Ledge looks at contracting support services
- Reed City school board recall passes
- Southfield recall election, anti-recall campaign launched
- Houghton Lake enters into privatization arrangement
- Leland schools join consortium
