Commissioner Melissa Daub was first elected to the Wayne County Commission in 2018. She represents District 10, which includes Canton Township, Plymouth Township and the City of Plymouth. A proud graduate of Plymouth-Canton High School, Commissioner Daub holds a bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University. Prior to serving on the Wayne County Commission, Commissioner Daub worked in accounting, with extensive experience in both leadership and individual contributor positions.
Increasing government transparency and accountability is one of her top priorities. In 2019, she advocated for the installation of audio-visual equipment that now allows the Wayne County Commission to broadcast meetings and post recordings to YouTube to allow constituents to better connect with their county government. Commissioner Daub has also been an advocate for the repair of our county's crumbling infrastructure, serving on the Wayne County Commission's Committee on Public Services. On the committee, she's worked to fix the roads, replace dilapidated street signs, and install traffic lights and signals that are instrumental to keeping our roads safe. In 2019, as Vice-Chair of the Committee on Audit the Commissioner worked alongside the Legislative Auditor General to save Wayne County taxpayers $26.7 million by improving government efficiency.
Commissioner Daub serves as chair of the Committee on Government Operations, vice-chair of the Committee on Public Services and on the committees on Audit, Economic Development and Health and Human Services.
Commissioner Daub is a strong advocate for Plymouth-Canton and Wayne County on both the state and federal level as a member of the Michigan Association of Counties (MAC) and National Association of Counties (NACo). She is a member of NACo's Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and serves as Chair of the Subcommittee on Airports. She is also a member of the Large Urban County Caucus (LUCC), Women of NACo Leadership Network, and Next Generation NACo Network. On the state level, Commissioner Daub is a member of MAC's Committee on Transportation.
Commissioner Daub is a proud member of the National Democratic County Officials, the Michigan Democratic Party, Canton Democratic Club and Plymouth Democratic Club. Commissioner Daub lives in Canton with her son and their senior dog, Toby.
You can get in touch with Commissioner Daub by contacting her office by phone at (313) 224-0882 or by email at district10@waynecounty.com. You can sign up for her monthly e-newsletter here.
Commissioner Daub currently serves on the following Standing Committees and Special Task Forces for the 2019-2020 legislative session for the Wayne County Commission:
Vice-Chair, Audit CommitteeHealth & Human Services CommitteeCommittee on Public Services
Rosa Parks Memorial Task ForceChair, Special Task Force on the 100th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage
Representing: Plymouth, Plymouth Township & Canton Township
Staff: Francesca Rocco
Phone: (313) 224-0882
Fax: (313) 967-1236
Wayne County Cares helps workers affected by COVID-19 shutdowns
Wayne County Commissioner Melissa Daub and fellow CommisionerTerry Marecki took part in the Wayne County Cares Assistance program on Dec. 23 outside Ward Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Northville, distrubting $500 county-authorized gift cards to employees of hotels, restaurants and other businesses forced to close to protect public safety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cards have been distributed to 12,000 qualified employees this holiday season. To see a video of the event, click here.
NEWS UPDATE; Commissioner Daub and Plymouth Tonwship Supervisor Kurt Heise have announced the replacement of dilapidated street signs throughout the township. For details on the project, click here.
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Commissioner Daub's recent e-newsletters can be viewed online.
To view the e-newsletter for August click here.
To view the e-newsletter for July click here.
To view the e-newsletter for June click here.
To view the e-newsletter for May click here
To view the e-newsletter for April click here.
Coffee hours canceled
Out of concern for the public health of our community, I am canceling my in-person coffee hours during the COVID-19 pandemic. With that said, my office remains open and accessible, and we are eager to help you with any questions or concerns you may have. Please feel free to reach out to my office at district10@waynecounty.com, or by phone at (313) 224-0882.
