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Ingham County

www.ingham.org

 
Ingham County is an open, participatory government working to assure a safe, secure, healthy community where all individuals are enabled and encouraged to seek their highest potential. Ingham County is committed to assuring the identification and provision of services most important to its citizens in the achievement of its vision. County services will be high quality, cost effective, and easily accessible; to be delivered in cooperation and collaboration with its citizens and other community and governmental organizations. These will be delivered by a highly motivated, well-trained, service-oriented workforce, utilizing effective technology and guided by the highest ethical standards.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.ingham.org
  • 5303 S Cedar St
    Lansing, MI USA 48911
  • Phone: 517.887.4331

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