MenuMassaron, Dave (-)
State Budget Director
POLITICAL CAREER
Dave Massaron was appointed State Budget Director by Gov. Gretchen WHITMER on December 21, 2020.
He filled the position after former Budget Director Chris Kolb stepped down to serve as vice president for government relations at the University of Michigan. Massaron’s appointment was effective January 4, 2021.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Massarone was the Chief Financial Officer for the City of Detroit, where he supervised all of the City’s financial and budget activities. Prior to his service as CFO, he served as the City’s Chief Operating Officer and Senior Counsel to Mayor Mike Duggan, where he was responsible for day to day operations of the City, including ensuring that the City’s annual budgets reflected the Mayor’s priorities.
EDUCATION
Massaron is a graduate of James Madison College at Michigan State University and the William and Mary School of Law.
Additional Information
Small Biz, Infrastructure, Kids Mark Gov's Priorities For Federal COVID Money (04-12-2021)
Massaron: You Can't Use Fed COVID Aid For Tax Cuts (03-15-2021)
R's Weigh Tie-Bar, Direct Care Worker Issues In Supplemental (02-23-2021)
Khaldun Makes The Most Among State Appointees At $244K (02-19-2021)
$3B In More Spending, Not Cuts, Highlights Gov's '22 Budget (02-11-2021)
Local Govs Thankful For Increases, Say More Is Needed (02-11-2021)
Whitmer Nudging, Not Mandating In-Person Instruction With Budget (02-11-2021)
After Vetoes, Gov Puts Forth Property Tax Relief In $5.6B COVID Supplemental (01-19-2021)
Gov's Supplemental Includes $5M To Ban All Weapons From Capitol (01-19-2021)
Massaron: You Can't Use Fed COVID Aid For Tax Cuts (03-15-2021)
R's Weigh Tie-Bar, Direct Care Worker Issues In Supplemental (02-23-2021)
Khaldun Makes The Most Among State Appointees At $244K (02-19-2021)
$3B In More Spending, Not Cuts, Highlights Gov's '22 Budget (02-11-2021)
Local Govs Thankful For Increases, Say More Is Needed (02-11-2021)
Whitmer Nudging, Not Mandating In-Person Instruction With Budget (02-11-2021)
After Vetoes, Gov Puts Forth Property Tax Relief In $5.6B COVID Supplemental (01-19-2021)
Gov's Supplemental Includes $5M To Ban All Weapons From Capitol (01-19-2021)
Statewide Headlines
The virus is surging in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, while other regions are largely keeping it at bay*As Michigan G.O.P. Plans Voting Limits, Top Corporations Fire a Warning Shot*
Hundreds of Companies Unite to Oppose Voting Limits, but Others Abstain*
Michigan will pause use of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, following CDC guidance
Ford, GM, slew of Michigan corporations denounce Senate Republican voting bills
