Your Wayne County Commissioner Monique Baker McCormick
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About monique baker mccormick
About Her Work
Commissioner Monique Baker McCormick is the Chair and sponsored the Wayne County Commission Youth Council in 2020 with the unanimous approval of her colleague. She serves on the Committee on Health, Human, Seniors and Veterans Services, Economic Development, Ways and Means, vice-chair of the Special Committee on Behavioral Health and serves on the Board of Directors for Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority. She also serves on several committees of the National Association of Counties and is Vice President of NACo‘s Women’s Council. Moreover, Commissioner McCormick is a longtime legacy member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Monique is a licensed Real Estate Broker/Owner and has over 28 years in the real estate industry. Monique, earned her Masters Degree in Business from Walsh College and she has two adult daughters and is a grateful grandmother.
”Since my first day as a Wayne County Commissioner and as a veteran of the U.S. Army, I believe in doing the work. When we all do our part and do just a little more, together we can make a difference!”
Hon.Rashida Tlaib, Congresswoman
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“I fully support Monique Baker McCormick, she is a candidate that will support your ideas, fight for the needs of our community and earn your respect.
For someone who truly cares for us, look no further and vote for Monique Baker McCormick on Tuesday, August 6, 2024”.
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Serving her 4th term, Monique Baker McCormick is an unwavering Democrat, a devoted mother, and a distinguished Veteran committed to catalyzing positive change in Wayne County. As the forward-thinking creator and sponsor of the Wayne County Commission Youth Council, she passionately believes that inspiring the next generation of leaders isn't just a commitment but an enduring legacy, sowing seeds for empowered and visionary leaders.
Graduating from Henry Ford High School and Ludington Magnet Middle School within her district, Commissioner Baker McCormick's roots are intricately woven into the community fabric. A proactive parent and former president in the Detroit Public School Community District, she adeptly organized protests, preventing the closure of Ludington. Recognizing her unwavering dedication to education, Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence nominated her to represent the 14th Congressional District in the esteemed Congressional Black Caucus Leadership Institute.
In her 4th term, Commissioner Baker McCormick expands her impact, broadening the "War on Trash" to encompass a more comprehensive environmental focus. She now champions carbon neutrality, combating toxic waste and plastics. Recently, she sponsored a resolution for local control of single-use plastics and anti-idling to diminish toxic gases, unanimously approved by her colleagues.
Beyond her local initiatives, Commissioner Baker McCormick continues to be proudly affiliated with the National Association of Black County Officials, she holds the esteemed position of vice chair on the National Association of Counties (NACo) steering subcommittee for housing and Vice President of NACo’s Women Council.
Monique Baker McCormick's unwavering dedication to community empowerment, education, environmental responsibility, and cleanliness underscores her commitment to fostering a vibrant, safe, and thriving Wayne County. As chair of the health and human services committee, she sponsors resolutions ensuring the reporting of deaths in custody, conducted hearings to prevent environmental hazards, and diligently educates the community about the $2.2 billion worth of services funded by their tax dollars through quarterly meetings, online newsletters, physical mailings, and an annual calendar spotlighting community leaders and businesses making a difference in Wayne County Commission District 6.
"As the creator and sponsor of the Wayne County Commission Youth Council, I am steadfast in the belief that our duty is to be actively engaged in inspiring the next generation of leaders. It's not just a commitment; it's a legacy we sow for a future of empowered and visionary leaders."
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