Ottawa County Annual Report 2022

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November 3, 2023 - Erin Moore<mooree16@msu.edu> and Kelli Headley<kelli.headley@affliliate.msu.edu>

Message From The District Director

Embedded in communities across the state, Michigan State University
(MSU) Extension brings the science, programs and resources of
Michigan's land grant university to organization, communities and
individuals throughout the state.


Over the past year, MSU Extension has continued to provide
exceptional programming in Ottawa County. MSU Extension works to
meet community needs by partnering with local organizations to bring
programming that directly impacts county residents’ lives. In 2022, we
onboarded three new staff to the team to tackle health education, 4-H
youth development and agriculture. In 2022, we continued to expand
our program offerings to meet the needs of the residents of Ottawa
County.


We’re excited to present the 2022 Annual Report that gives an
overview of MSU Extension’s accomplishments and ongoing work.
We’re passionate about serving Ottawa County and we look forward to
a new year. Thank you for your continued support of MSU Extension
and for partnering with us to make a difference.

Download the 2022 Ottawa County Annual Report to view the full report.

 

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