County Annual Report

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Read more about how we're making a difference in your county in our end-of-year recap below:

  • Ontonagon County Annual Report: 2019-20

    Published on September 21, 2020
    During 2019, Michigan State University (MSU) Extension continued to partner with Ontonagon County to strengthen youth, families, businesses and communities

  • Ontonagon County Annual Report: 2018-19

    Published on September 21, 2019
    Michigan State University Extension continues to serve the residents of Ontonagon County through the educational process that applies knowledge to critical issues, needs and opportunities.

  • Ontonagon County Annual Report: 2015-16

    Published on September 21, 2016
    As we move forward with greater technological accessibility, more and more people in Ontonagon County are using MSU Extension resources.

  • Ontonagon County Annual Report: 2020-21

    During 2020, Michigan State University (MSU) Extension continued to partner with Ontonagon County to strengthen youth, families, businesses and communities.

We also have some demographic data available for the county for more background:

Ontonagon County

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