Kent County Road Commission
Michael TenBrock, P.E., MBA, is an experienced Project Engineer currently employed at Kent County Road Commission since May 2007, where responsibilities include overseeing the design and construction of various infrastructure projects, conducting biannual bridge inspections, and developing hydraulic models. Prior to this role, Michael served as a Project Engineer at Scott Civil Engineering Company and as City Engineer for the City of Holland, managing transportation and streetscape projects while providing engineering support to city departments. Michael's foundational experience includes working at ERM, focusing on environmental permitting and facility design in the water and wastewater sector. Michael holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Michigan Technological University and a Master of Business from Grand Valley State University.
Kent County Road Commission
KCRC works to keep Kent County moving with a network of reliable, safe and convenient roads and bridges. We construct, maintain and preserve this network while collaborating with our townships and responding to the public’s needs. Our commitment to excellence is driven by our desire to employ best practices and efficient response times. Our experienced team takes pride in their work because– just like those we serve – our families drive these roads, too. Founded in 1911, KCRC maintains over 4,100 lanes miles of roads and 172 bridges within the County of Kent, exclusive of those roadways and bridges that fall under the jurisdiction of the State of Michigan, cities and villages. The Road Commission also provides routine maintenance services, including snow and ice removal, for over 1,100 lane miles of state trunklines under a multi-year contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).