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Great job Madison Heights Police Department, who had the honor of carrying the torch through our City last Friday, for t...
09/21/2026

Great job Madison Heights Police Department, who had the honor of carrying the torch through our City last Friday, for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Michigan.

Are you Rev'd up for tomorrow?
09/18/2026

Are you Rev'd up for tomorrow?

09/18/2026

Next week, DPS crews will be out for the remaining storm damage that has been placed on the easement.

Remember not to block the sidewalk or the roads!

There’s no need to call to schedule a pickup but If you notice any hanging or broken branches that are still attached and could be hazardous, please contact DPS to report them.

Come out and cheer on the MHPD as they participate again this year in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics...
09/18/2026

Come out and cheer on the MHPD as they participate again this year in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics!

The run will take place today, Friday, September 18th, 2026 at approximately 11:50 a.m. picking up the torch from Troy PD at 14 Mile & John R and heading south to exchange with Hazel Park PD at 10 Mile & John R.
We invite our residents and business owners to come out along the route and cheer on our runners!

At last night's Council meeting, City Council proclaimed September 17–23, 2026 as Constitution Week in the City ofMadiso...
09/17/2026

At last night's Council meeting, City Council proclaimed September 17–23, 2026 as Constitution Week in the City of
Madison Heights.

Constitution Day a federal observance that recognizes the adoption of the United States Constitution observed on September 17, the day in 1787 that delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the document in Philadelphia.

City of Madison Heights encourages its residents to learn about and reflect upon the Constitution and the rights, freedoms, responsibilities, and civic duties it represents.

Read the Constitution: www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript
Serve or volunteer on a City Board or Commission. Check out openings: www.madisonheightsmi.gov/387/Boards-and-Commissions
Check your Voter Registration: www.michigan.gov/vote
Learn more about the Constitution: www.constitutioncenter.org
For Kids & Classrooms: https://vision.icivics.org/constitution-day
Visit the Madison Heights Historical Heritage Rooms Open House this Saturday: www.facebook.com/share/19ThRkT52z

Miss the City Council Meeting on Monday? Watch this or any past council meeting anytime on the City's YouTube channel. w...
09/17/2026

Miss the City Council Meeting on Monday? Watch this or any past council meeting anytime on the City's YouTube channel.
www.youtube.com/live/yK3_jvp-sxY?si=99XOmitJzFSeEaC_

*Please note the video cover image is cached and may show the incorrect date but the link is to the correct September 14th Meeting video.

📝 Topics included:
• Proclamation Recognizing Constitution Week
• Proclamation Recognizing National Patriot Week
• Certificate of appreciation honoring Clifford Oglesby
• Human Resources Military Leave Resolution
• Special Land Use Request 26-05 (Dog/Pet Boarding)
• Special Land Use Request 26-06 (Licensed Massage Therapy)
• Amendment to Settlement Agreement - Artic Fox, LLC d/b/a JARS
Cannabis
• Fire Department Large Diameter Hose Replacement
• Ordinance 2213 - Amendment to Water and Sewer Ordinance for
Rentals - First Reading
• Kratom Prohibition Ordinance 2214 - First Reading

📣 In closing comments Council also addressed:
• Wishing residents a Happy Rosh Hashanah
• Memories and reflections on 9/11
• Rev/N in the Heights Car Show this Saturday at Civic Center Plaza
www.facebook.com/share/1QBoRZPKWa/
• Appreciation for first responding crews and city staff for coordinated efforts during the early September storm especially DPS who are still driving around chipping branches this week and City Hall staff who assisted residents into the basement during the tornado warnings.
• Our new City Clerk reminded everyone that absentee ballots are anticipated to be mailed out September 25th for the November election for more information please visit: www.madisonheightsmi.gov/177/Elections-Division
• Honoring the life of Mike Salley who has been a long time Madison Heights civic volunteer and AAC Board member among many other roles. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14rJHfZsyxY/
• Requesting public engagement reaching out to your utility companies like DTE and the public utility commission regarding service interruptions and rate hikes.
• The Madison Heights Community Coalition is hosting an Open House September 23rd, see event page for more details
www.facebook.com/share/19ZBMW27dN/

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

This week is full of great Madison Heights Events leading up to the always CLASSIC Rev'N in the Heights Car show!Check o...
09/16/2026

This week is full of great Madison Heights Events leading up to the always CLASSIC Rev'N in the Heights Car show!

Check out the Events calendar on the home page of the website for more information on each event!
City Event Calendar: https://loom.ly/fDKx8mI

Madison Heights Public Library
Madison Heights Active Adult Center - AAC
Madison Heights Recreation
Human Relations and Equity Commission
Madison Heights Historical Commission
Madison Heights Community Coalition

As many as 1 in 4 eligible Americans are not registered to vote or are unsure of their registration status. Moved? Had a...
09/15/2026

As many as 1 in 4 eligible Americans are not registered to vote or are unsure of their registration status. Moved? Had a name change? Just turned 18? Today is a good day to check your status or register to vote a head of the November election.

Learn more and check your status at www.michigan.gov/vote

Come out tonight to Red Oaks Nature tonight and talk trees! This event is highly encouraged if you recently received a R...
09/15/2026

Come out tonight to Red Oaks Nature tonight and talk trees! This event is highly encouraged if you recently received a Right-of-Way tree but everyone is welcome to come learn about caring for trees in our community.

Just got a new right‑of‑way tree or thinking of adding a tree to your corner of Madison Heights? Come learn how to help it thrive!

Whether you're a brand‑new tree owner or simply interested in keeping our community canopy healthy, you’re invited to a free tree‑care workshop designed especially for local residents. This session will give you the essential know‑how to support the long‑term health of your trees—especially those newly planted in the right‑of‑way near your home.

Thanks to support from the Consumers Energy Foundation, this presentation is free and open to all.

What you’ll learn:
• How to choose the best trees for your property
• The critical role of roots—and how to protect them
• Key maintenance tips for healthy, long‑lasting trees
• When and how to hire a qualified tree service

If you’re excited about your new right‑of‑way tree or simply love keeping your neighborhood green, this is the perfect chance to learn from an expert and connect with fellow residents.

RSVPs are appreciated to ensure adequate handouts.
Reserve a spot at:
www.ReLeafMichigan.org/RSVP

We hope you’ll join us! 🌱

Join us tonight, Monday, September 14th for the Regular City Council Meeting starting at 6:30 pm in Council Chambers.Age...
09/14/2026

Join us tonight, Monday, September 14th for the Regular City Council Meeting starting at 6:30 pm in Council Chambers.
Agenda Items include:
- Proclamation Recognizing Constitution Week
- Proclamation Recognizing National Patriot Week
- Certificate of appreciation honoring Clifford Oglesby
- Special Land Use Requests for # PSP 26-05 and # PSP 26-06
- Amendment to Settlement Agreement - Artic Fox, LLC d/b/a JARS Cannabis
- Amendment to Water and Sewer Ordinance for Rentals - First Reading
- Kratom Prohibition Ordinance 2214 - First Reading
and MORE!

After the Regular City Council Meeting there will be a Joint Session with City Council and the Planning Commission for a
Design Concept Discussion for 27025 John R Road.

To review the full agenda, click on the Agendas & Minutes button from the City's homepage: www.madisonheightsmi.gov

Watch in-person at City Hall or watch it live on our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/
or streaming live on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/madison_heights_tv

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300 West Thirteen Mile Road
Madison Heights, MI
48071

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12:30pm - 4:30pm
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12:30pm - 4:30pm
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Friday 8am - 11:30am
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