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Amy Epkey, Senior Deputy Director for Financial Operations Administration - Vimarsana News

Amy Epkey, Senior Deputy Director for Financial Operations Administration

Amy Epkey is the senior deputy director for the Financial Operations Administration in the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

Breakdown: Here's what Michigan state officials are being paid - Vimarsana News

Breakdown: Here's what Michigan state officials are being paid

The average annual salary among statewide officials in Michigan is $68,298, according to...

MI Environment - Where does EGLE' s budget money go? More than half is returned back to communities, as new grants and loans dashboard shows - Vimarsana News

MI Environment - Where does EGLE' s budget money go? More than half is returned back to communities, as new grants and loans dashboard shows

Mi Environment - EGLE recently unveiled a new Grants and Loans Dashboard that shows exactly where the funding goes.

SOM - Where does the money go? New Grants and Loans Dashboard shows exactly where - Vimarsana News

SOM - Where does the money go? New Grants and Loans Dashboard shows exactly where

SOM Where does the money go? New Grants and Loans Dashboard shows exactly where FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE More than half EGLE's budget flows back to communities to help protect environment, health Where is EGLE's budget spent? Most of it in communities across the state, which are the recipients of more than half of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy's (EGLE) budget in the form of grants, loans and other support. Now, a new Grants and Loans Dashboard shows exactly where - from the Ohio border to the shores of Lake Superior - that funding goes. A simplified explanation ...

Michiganders passed up $108 million in bottle deposits amid COVID closures - Vimarsana News

Michiganders passed up $108 million in bottle deposits amid COVID closures

State environmental officials say it’s too early to call it a windfall. That’s because some portion of the money that showed up on the state’s year-end balance sheet will likely be offset by lower-than-average revenue next year, as Michiganders liquidate stockpiles of empties that they didn’t get around to returning in 2020. The glut of bottle bill revenue comes as a GOP-majority House budget recommendation proposes slashing the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy’s overall budget by nearly 70 percent — a move that is unlikely to gain approval from Gov. Gre...