ANTHONY V. MARROCCO Representing Macomb County

Anthony V. Marrocco, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner, was appointed by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners on April 13, 2005 to represent the Macomb County on the HCMA Board of Commissioners. Marrocco will serve a six-year term which will end on April 30, 2011.

Mr. Marrocco is completing his third consecutive four-year term as Macomb County Public Works Commissioner, one of the most important roles in county government. He has also served on the Chippewa Valley School Board and as Macomb County Commissioner.

As Public Works Commissioner, he manages the county’s drainage system of 600 drains, oversees a wastewater disposal district that provides sewer service to 11 municipalities and directs a professional engineering section that reviews plats for every single family residential subdivision constructed in Macomb County.

Mr. Marrocco is also very active in environmental matters. In Macomb County, he runs the County Soil Erosion Control Division, Illicit Discharge Elimination Program, Storm Water Management Program and Environmental Education Division.

In 2004 Mr. Marrocco was honored as a recipient of the Macomb Hall of Fame Award given by the Macomb Foundation. Mr. Marrocco currently sits as the Chairperson and President of the St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ambassador Club.

He is a lifelong resident of Macomb County and resides in Clinton Township. He has two married adult children.

Mr. Marrocco replaces Macomb County representative John C. Hertel, who now sits on the Board as one of two Governor appointees.