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New Resident
Information
City Hall
City
Hall, located at 215 W. Main Street, is open Monday through Friday,
8:00am until 4:30pm. Phone 248-349-1300. The front vestibule is open
24 hours a day and contains many helpful publications and postings.
The Police Department is also open 24 hours a day.
(Please note that the Police business office closes at 4:00pm.) The Police
non-emergency number is 248-349-1234.
Click here for more
information on City Hall.
Property Transfer
Affidavits
Property transfer affidavits may be filed at the Treasurer’s
office during regular business hours.
Click here for more information on Property Transfer Affidavits.
Overnight Parking Prohibited
Overnight parking on the City streets or in any City parking lot
is prohibited between the hours of 3:00am - 6:00am.
Contact Police non-emergency at 248-349-1234 for more
information.
Click here for more information.
Trash Pick Up
Trash/recyclables/yard waste should be at the curb no later than
7:00am of your regular trash pickup day.
Trash Pick Up Schedule
Monday - residents North of Eight Mile Road
Tuesday - residents South of Eight Mile Road
Recycling bins are available for purchase at City Hall.
The current fee can be found in the Fee Schedule.
For more information about what can and cannot be placed at the
curb, contact the Department of Public Works at 248-449-9930.
Click here
for more information on the Solid Waste Program.
Click here for more
information on Recycling.
Dog Licenses
All dogs aged 4 months or older are required by City Ordinance to
be licensed. Click here
for more information on dog licenses.
Dog License
Application
RideShare
RideShare is a free carpool and vanpool matching service of
SEMCOG (the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments) that links
commuters traveling into or within Southeast Michigan for work. With
gasoline prices reaching historical highs and an increasing amount
of pain at the pump on everyone’s mind, RideShare is here to assist
commuters change their daily travel behavior. Instead of driving
alone to work, employees can carpool, vanpool, take public
transportation, bicycle, walk, or telecommute to conserve fuel and
thus save money.

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