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Mecosta County Annual Report 2023

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June 27, 2024

A message from the District Director

Michigan State University Extension continues to work for Mecosta County youth, adults, businesses, and communities providing outstanding research-based education and community development programs. With the ever-changing world and needs of the people we serve, MSU Extension ensures that everyone can participate in our programming. Considering participants and their needs, many of our face-to-face programs provide both an in-person and remote option to participate. Our mission remains providing the knowledge and resources of MSU's campus directly to individuals, communities, and businesses to help improve lives around Michigan. 

-Eric Karbowski, District 6 Director

Impact at a glance

  • 20 community partnerships
  • 29 extension programs held in the county
  • 355 people attended programs held in the county
  • 797 residents from the county attended MSU Extension programs
  • 7,289 reached on Facebook
  • 47 residents served with SNAP-Ed
  • 242 youth enrolled in county 4-H 
  • 29 adult 4-H volunteers

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