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Hosterman Appointed to the Sanilac County DHS Board

Contact: Maureen Sorbet or Karen Stock (517) 373-7394
Agency: Human Services

October 18, 2007

Michigan Department of Human Services (DHS) director Ismael Ahmed announced today the appointment of Michele Hosterman of Yale as the state appointee to the Sanilac County Department of Human Services board for a term expiring October 31, 2009.

The three-member DHS boards represent communities in an advisory capacity to the county agencies. The County Board of Commissioners appoints two members of each board and the third is appointed by the state DHS director.

Ahmed said, "County DHS board members play an important role in the successful delivery of financial and other services to residents of Sanilac County."

For more information consult the DHS Web site at www.michigan.gov/dhs


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