MIC Policy Board
Activities of the MIC are overseen by the Policy Board, which is comprised of 18 elected officials and citizens (nine from Minnesota and nine from Wisconsin) who represent all local units of government within the planning area.MIC Members The Policy Board represents all local units of government within the planning area. Policy Board members are appointed by their jurisdictions for two-year terms. There are no limits to the number of terms a representative may serve. (View Current Member List) |
| MIC Meetings
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| The MIC meets every third Wednesday of the month through October and the second Wednesday of December. Meeting materials (agendas, handouts, meeting summaries, guest speaker presentations) are posted on this site as they become available: Click here for information about current and recent MIC meetings Click here to view 2009 MIC Meetings Calendar |
| Board Responsibilities
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The Policy Board provides cooperative leadership to meet the following objectives:
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| For More Information
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| Contact MIC Director Ron Chicka by phone at (218) 529-7506 or send a message by email |
Quick Links
| Meeting Information
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| Click here to view current MIC meeting materials. Click here to view calendar of all upcoming committee meetings. |
| MIC Staff
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| Click here for list of MIC staff members, their current projects and email contact information. |
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| We Need Your Input!
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| We are seeking public review and comment on the following planning initiatives: DRAFT 2011-2014 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the Superior Metro Area |
| Featured Planning Project
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| Long Range Transportation Plan - Directions 2035 |
| Current Planning Initiatives
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| Click on a project link, below, for information about current MIC planning efforts: Bike-Ped Advisory Committee (BPAC) 2011-2014 Duluth Urbanized Area TIP |
| Recent Plans and Studies
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| Study Shows Arrowhead Region Rich in Transportation Assets
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| A recent study released by the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO), Arrowhead Region's Transportation Assets: A Case Study of the Twin Ports Region of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin, highlights the assets and opportunities related to multi-modal transportation systems in the Twin Ports area of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin. |

