SEMCOG weighs how much space is needed for collaboration
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SEMCOG Director of External Affairs Tiffany Gunter, left, and Communications Manager Trevor Layton work at SEMCOG’s offices in Detroit.
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More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments remains a work-from-home operation.
But the nonprofit, more commonly known as SEMCOG, has been surveying its staff and evaluating precisely how much of its approximately 30,000 square feet in downtown Detroit it needs.