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Holiday Tree Disposal

City of Berkley's Department of Public Safety Earns MLEAC Accreditation Status
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Oakland SAVES Initiative Invests $5 Million of ARP Funds to Reduce Energy Costs for Income-Qualified and Other Households

City of Berkley Bans Retail Pet Stores From Selling Dogs, Cats and Rabbits

City of Berkley Invites Community to Grand Opening of New Inclusive Playground at Jaycee Park
The City of Berkley is inviting community members of all ages to the grand opening of the new inclusive playground at Jaycee Park at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20. The playground features amenities that enable children and adults of all abilities to interact with one another and play.

Water Bill Due Date Extended to Sept. 25

Historical Museum Offering Custom Plaques to Celebrate History of Homes as Part of City's 100-year Anniversary
In celebration of the city’s 100th anniversary, the Berkley Historical Museum is accepting preorders for custom plaques to commemorate the history of homes in the community.

UPDATED: City Hall Reopened Monday, Aug. 28 Following Flood Cleanup
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City of Berkley Launches Mayor's Academy on Services and Budget
The City of Berkley is launching the Mayor’s Academy on Services and Budget as part of an effort to inform and educate residents about City priorities, operations and budgeting. Sixteen residents have been appointed by the City Council to the academy’s first cohort, which will meet weekly for up to 10 weeks starting Sept. 12.

Water Main Transmission Line Repair on Webster Road Between Royal and Buckingham

City of Berkley Invites Community Members for All-ages Fun at Annual CruiseFest on Aug. 18
The City of Berkley is inviting community members of all ages to its 27th annual CruiseFest on Friday, Aug. 18. The event will feature a one-hour classic car parade that starts at 6:30 p.m. on 12 Mile Road and travels west from Woodward Avenue to Greenfield Road.

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Water Main Work-related Service Interruptions Expected Friday, July 21
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City of Berkley and Berkley School District Partner on New Public Safety-School Resource Officer Program
The City of Berkley and Berkley School District have launched a Public Safety-School Resource Program that, for the first time, will put a Berkley public safety officer in the schools full time.

Water Main Break Repaired: Wiltshire Road Between Brookline and Mortenson

Water Main Work on Wiltshire Road Set for July 5-8

New Water and Sewer Rate

Hydrant Work at Wiltshire and Woodward on June 23

City of Berkley Partners with Families Against Narcotics to Increase Narcan Access for Community

City of Berkley Again Earns Gold for Environmental Leadership
For the second year in a row, the City of Berkley has earned gold in environmental leadership from Michigan Green Communities. The gold award reflects Berkley’s community leadership in areas such as energy efficiency, climate adaptation and resilience, recycling and environmental justice, among others.

Water Main Break Repaired: 12 Mile Road Between Berkley and Henley Streets

Coolidge Highway from 11 Mile to 12 Mile Will See Lane Shifts and Traffic Delays During Pavement Repairs

Water Main Break Repaired: 12 MILE RD

Berkley to Host Community Electronics Recycling and Shredding Event on May 20
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Oakland County Equalization Appraisers Announcement

Public Safety Release: Stranger Danger

Water Main Break: Near the Intersection Tyler Ave and Oxford Rd
Berkley American Legion Post 374 Receives the DAR Community Service Award
Quilts of Honor donated to the John D. Dingell Veterans Hospital in Detroit

SERVICE UPDATE | Community Center Open For Those Without Power
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Berkley to Host Headlee Override Millage Information Sessions

Local Snow Emergency Declared for Berkley
A big thank you to our Public Works and Public Safety staff for all the hard work they put in to make our travels safe!

Oakland County: Severe Weather Awareness Week Highlights Planning

PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE: Chipper Service Runs Due to the Storm

Berkley Days 2023 Planning is in Full Swing

MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER ON PUPPYGRAM

Legion Fish Fry Cancelled Due to No Power

WINTER STORM WEATHER PSA
Updates regarding Building Closures in the City.

March Board of Review Meeting Notices

US Dept of Veteran Affairs: PACT Act Fraud Prevention

WATER MAIN BREAK ALERT: Near the Intersection of Tyler Ave and Cambridge Rd

WATER MAIN BREAK ALERT: On Bacon Ave between Edwards Ave and 12 Mile Rd

Local Snow Emergency Declared: January 25, 2023

The Berkley American Legion Post 374 provided honors at 20 funerals in 2022

Berkley American Legion to Host a Special Four Chaplain's Service on February 2, 2023

ALERT NOTICE 1/20/2023: City Phones Are Down

Berkley, Royal Oak Partner to Honor Dr. King on MLK Day

City of Berkley Puts a Call Out to the Community to Fill City Council Vacancy

Berkley Department of Public Safety K9 Bear to Get a Donation of Body Armor

#ResidentFeature | Berkley Neighbor Celebrates Birthday with a Simple Act of Kindness

Berkley Public Safety Officer Recognition Dinner
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BUILDING CLOSURE NOTICE: The Community Center will be CLOSED the week between Christmas and New Years

Water Main Break: On Wakefield Rd between Webster Rd & Edwards Ave

Water Main Repair: On Phillips Ave between 12 Mile & Edwards Ave

Berkley Kicks Off the Holiday Season with the Annual Holidays Lights Parade and Drive-By Santa

City of Berkley Seeks to Fill City Council Vacancy

Coolidge Road Diet Pilot Program Set to be Reviewed at the November City Council Meeting

ALERT 11/16/2022 | City Phones are Restored

Berkley Veterans to Host a Ceremony and Service on Friday, November 11

ONE MORE WEEK until Election Day

Gov. Whitmer Proclaims October 28 as First Responders' Day

Thousands Expected in Downtown Berkley this Saturday, October 29th for Trick-or-Treat Stroll and Monster Mash

City Phone Lines Are Down | Buildings Are Still Open

Gov. Whitmer Proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Water Main Repair: On Rosemont Rd between Coolidge Hwy & Henley Ave

Water Main Break Alert: At the Intersection of Rosemont Rd & Berkley Ave

City Hall Closed to the Public this afternoon Due to Water Main Break - Friday, September 23, 2022

Water Main Break Alert: On Mortenson Blvd between Cambridge Rd & 11 Mile Rd

Water Main Break Alert: On Larkmoor Blvd between Mortenson Blvd & Cass Blvd
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City Hall Renovations Alert - Update 9/8/2022

Hope Has a New Number: 9-8-8

Scheduled Water Main Repair: On Catalpa Dr between Mortenson Blvd & Henley Ave

City Hall Will Be Closed to the Public during the Week of Labor Day for Renovations

Water Main Break Alert: On Wiltshire Rd between Woodward Ave & Brookline St

City of Berkley Recognized for Environmental Leadership

The City of Berkley Gears Up For Its Annual CruiseFest Classic Car Parade

Berkley Public Works is MOVING!

Parks & Recreation Department to Award Bid Contract for Inclusive Park at August City Council Meeting

City Hall Will Be Open for ELECTION BUSINESS ONLY on Monday & Tuesday the Week of August 1

Water Main Break On Larkmoor Near Westbourne Market


Berkley Parks & Recreation Donates $5,000 to the Jaycee Park Fundraiser

House Fire Alert: At the Intersection of Oxford Rd & Oakshire Ave


Michigan Stepping Up Speed Enforcement during Regional Traffic Safety Campaign

Hydrant Repair Notice: On Princeton between Cass & Stanford

Vinsetta Garage Makes Major Contribution to Berkley Parks & Recreation Inclusive Park Fundraiser

Huntington Cleaners Donates $5000 to Berkley Parks & Recreation Inclusive Park Fundraiser

Levin Announces FY23 Local Projects Selected for Consideration by Appropriations Committee
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Beaumont Donates $5,000 to Berkley Parks & Recreation Inclusive Park Fundraiser

Berkley Days Celebrate its 96th Year After a Two-Year Shutdown

REMINDER: City Hall Will Be Open for ELECTION BUSINESS ONLY on Tuesday, May 3, 2022

Berkley Parks & Recreation Receives $5,000 Donation from Local Ice Cream Shop for Inclusive Park Fundraiser
Through the generosity of Clark’s Ice Cream & Yogurt shop, the city fundraiser is now over a third of the way toward hitting its $50,000 goal.
Berkley American Legion Post 374 Honors Many Years of Service

City of Berkley Recognizes and Declares the Week of April 17 – April 23 as Volunteer Week
City of Berkley Begins Its Branding Document Initiative & Website Redesign

Staff Training & Development Happening On Friday, March 25, 2022

Crowdfunding campaign launched for the Jaycee Park Development' project in Berkley

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - March 7, 2022

Water Main Break Alert: On Kenmore Rd south of Webster Rd

Water Main Break Alert: Intersection of Cumberland Rd & Morrison Ave

Berkley City Council Approves Marihuana Business License Scoring

STORM WEATHER PSA: Winter Storm Watch In Effect; Updates regarding building closures in the City.

STORM WEATHER PSA: Flood Watch until Thursday (2/17) afternoon followed by a Winter Storm Watch

WATER MAIN BREAK ALERT: At the Intersection of Cornwall and Morrison

Water Main Break Alert: On Ellwood Ave between 12 Mile & Wiltshire Rd

Water Main Break Alert: On Bacon Ave south of Webster Rd AND At the Intersection of Hamilton & Larkmoor Blvd

Berkley American Legion Post 374 Family Supports the Community with Kindness

WATER MAIN BREAK ALERT: On Cumberland Rd south of Morrison Ave.

Snow Emergency is LIFTED as of Friday, February 4, 2022

REMINDER: Snow Emergency is in effect today Wednesday (2/2) until noon on Saturday (2/5)

Snow Emergency beginning at 6 AM on Wednesday (2/2) to noon on Saturday (2/5)

Water Main Break Alert: On Princeton Rd between Stanford Rd & Cass Blvd

Snow Emergency Declared For Tomorrow Morning (1/25/2022) At 2 AM

Water Main Break Alert: At the Intersection of Robina & Catalpa

City of Berkley Launches its Watermain & Pavement Replacement Program for Kenmore Rd. and Cornwall St.

Water Main Break On Wakefield Rd near Webster Rd

US Naval Sea Cadet Corps - Polar Bear Battalion Open House

Water Main Break Alert: Near the Intersection of 11 Mile & Ellwood

Woodward Corridor Libraries Collect Donations for Oakland County Children's Village with 'Woodward Dream Drive'

Marihuana Hearing Officer holds Appeals Hearing for applicant Bud McCool

Berkley American Legion: SANTA'S HELPERS WANTED

City of Berkley Marihuana Update - December 6, 2021

Water Main Break Alert: On Cumberland Rd from 12 Mile Rd to Webster Rd
Berkley Residents Partner to Create a Food Pantry in Downtown Berkley

Berkley City Council to Vote on the City's Draft Master Plan

Marihuana Hearing Officer Provides Recommendation to City and Prospective Business Applicants

If You Know Your Vote, Don't Wait to Cast Your Ballot!

Water Main Repair Notice: Work will be done at 12 Mile & Greenfield beginning TONIGHT around 1 AM

City Hall Will Be Open for ELECTION BUSINESS ONLY on November 2, 2021

Water Main Repair Notice: On the corner of Robina Ave & Oxford Rd starting TOMORROW, October 13 at 2 AM

City of Berkley receives a $13,155 matching fund grant from the 2021 Oakland County Tree Enhancement Match Program (OAKSTEM)

USS Oklahoma Sailor (Rice, I.) to be Buried at Roseland Park Cemetery on October 2, 2021
STORM WARNING PSA: Flood Watch for Tuesday afternoon through Thursday morning

Berkley Parks & Recreation Encourages Participation in mParks Virtual 5K

City Hall Staff In-Service Meeting Happening THIS Wednesday (Sept. 15) from 11 AM to 1 PM

Road Commission for Oakland County - 12 Mile Road Maintenance (Coolidge to Woodward)

Parks & Recreation Update: New Online Registration Portal ALERT

Water Main Break Alert: On Cornwall south of Webster

Berkley Parks & Recreation Partners with mParks for their Virtual 5K in September 2021

STORM PSA UPDATE as of 8/15/2021

STORM PSA UPDATE as of 8/13/21

STORM PSA UPDATE (8/12/21) as of 12:30 PM

STORM PSA UPDATE as of 8/12/21

Community Job Fair will be hosted on August 24th from 10 am to 3 pm IN PERSON by Madison Heights Chamber & MiWORKS

Berkley to Host its 25th Annual CruiseFest

Water Main Break Alert: Near the Intersection of Cornwall St & Morrison Ave

City Officials Provide Statement on Observed Storms and Heavy Rainfall on July 24, 2021

City of Berkley Draft Master Plan Now Available for Public Comment
Berkley Public Safety Department Receives a 25,000 Dollar Donation for the K-9 Program
Berkley Public Safety Department Officially Welcomes its Newest Officer K-9 "Bear"

City of Berkley Moves to the Appeals Portion of the Marihuana Application Process

City of Berkley Moves Forward to the Next Stage of the Marihuana Application Process

Trash Collection Reminder (Week of July 4)

City Sidewalk Replacements Starts Begins the Week of June 28!

Public Safety Release: Fraud Reports

REMINDER: Berkley Parks & Recreation to Host Grand Opening for New Park on Friday, June 11, 2021

City Cable Channel Outage Alert

Water Gate Valve Repair Notice: Happening Tuesday (6/8/2021)

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - June 4, 2021
Public Works Update: Trash Delays from Tringali Sanitation

Michigan's aging adults can sign up for free online classes offered by MDHHS to improve their brain health

City of Berkley Announces New Online Payment System

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - May 28, 2021

Berkley Parks & Recreation to Host Grand Opening for New Park on Friday, June 11, 2021

Water Main Repair Notice: On the Corner of Brookline & Beverly

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - May 20, 2021

Water Main Alert: 12 Mile Rd near Woodward Ave Now Fixed
Applications now open for the Bridge Builders Microgrants

Restaurant Revitalization Fund

Water Main Repair Notice: Near Anderson Middle School (Round 2)

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - April 28, 2021

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - April 26, 2021

Water Main Repair Notice: near Anderson Middle School

Message from the City Manager: Update on Coolidge Road Project
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Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Begins Wednesday, April 14, 2021

City of Berkley Launches Phase 2 for the City-wide Sidewalk Program

City of Berkley & Rite Aid To Host A Community-wide Vaccine Clinic for Residents
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Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Beginning, Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Driving? Put down that phone! Law enforcement urging distracted drivers to remember: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

Berkley Public Safety is Supporting Autism Awareness Month

FEMA Assistance for COVID-19 Funeral expenses
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Berkley Parks & Recreation Launches Park Naming Contest for New Park

Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Beginning Wednesday, March 31, 2021

La Salette's St. Vincent de Paul Conference Has Opened a Free Food Pantry for People in Need
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Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Beginning Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Statewide Tornado Drill Scheduled for March 24

Water Main Break Alert: Intersection of Mortenson & West
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Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Happening March 17, 2021

Berkley Public Safety Department Seeks Donations for the Launch of a K-9 Program

Water Main Break Alert: Near the Intersection of Mortenson & West

Take a Community Needs Survey for the Oakland County Neighborhood and Housing Development Division

Oakland County Enlists Ready Nursing Solutions to Administer COVID Vaccine to Homebound Seniors and Long-Term Care Centers
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Public Works Street Sweeper Marathon Begins Monday, March 8 at 7AM

Water Main Break Alert: Near the Intersection of Beverly & Mortenson

BERKLEY BOARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS NOTICE
Partnership Creates New City Initiative to Combat the Opioid Epidemic

Water Main Break Alert: On Griffth North of 12 Mile Road

City Update 2-16-21: Staff Working Remote Due to Inclement Weather

Snow Emergency Declared Starting TONIGHT (2/15/21) at 8 PM

Water Main Break on Kenmore near Edwards

Water Main Break Near the Intersection of Gardner Ave and Beverly Blvd

Water Main Repair Update: Harvard between Henley and Mortenson Rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021

Water Main Break on Wakefield near Webster

Water Main Repair: Royal Ave Between Edwards and Morrison

Thank You for Your Service Sergeant Justin Frost

#ResidentSpotlight: Happy 100th Birthday to Mr. Ernest Scalzi Sr.

Berkley City Council Authorizes Proposed Flood Settlement Agreement

Berkley City Council to Consider Settlement of 2014 & 2017 Flood Cases

Water Main Break on Catalpa near Coolidge

Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Kicks off MerriMonth in Berkley

Pure Michigan Small Business Relief Initiative to provide $10 million in grants for COVID-19 recovery efforts

MEDC encourages Michiganders to "Support Local" this holiday season, and beyond
MDHHS issues Thanksgiving guidance for vulnerable populations
MDHHS Issues Three-Week Epidemic Order to Save Lives, Protect Frontline Heroes During Fall COVID-19 Surge

POWER OUT AT CITY HALL & PUBLIC SAFETY

Recreation Update: Addressing the New COVID-19 Public Health Orders

City of Berkley Joins National Effort to Promote Infrastructure Security and Resilience

City of Berkley Closing to the Public Due to Rise in COVID-19 Cases Starting Tuesday, November 17

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - November 10, 2020
MDHHS issues guidance to help keep workplaces safe
Additional food assistance for 350,000 Michigan families in response to COVID-19 emergency extended through November
MDHHS Extends Emergency Orders in Continued Effort to Contain Spread of COVID-19

City Hall Will Be Open for Election Business Only on November 2 & 3, 2020

Oakland County Employers Encouraged To Apply For $27 Million In Training Grants As State's Going PRO Talent Fund Reinstated

Older Adults Can Learn How to Use Videoconferencing, Telemedicine and Other Technology

Berkley Parks and Recreation Draft Master Plan Now Available for Public Viewing

City Hall Reopening Reminder and Building Expectations

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - September 29, 2020
UIA Update: Michigan Activates Federal Extended Benefits

City of Berkley Announces Merit Point Results for Marihuana Business License Applications

MDHHS makes COVID-19 recommendations about Halloween trick-or-treating, celebrations

City-Wide Road Improvement Update - 9/21/2020

City of Berkley Marihuana Business License Application Update

RCOC TO SUSPEND ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS DURING LABOR DAY WEEKEND

TRAFFIC EXPECTED TO BE SHIFTED TO SOUTH SIDE OF 12 MILE ROAD FROM GREENFIELD TO COOLIDGE IN BERKLEY ON MONDAY, AUG. 31

City of Berkley Launches City-Wide Road Improvement Program

City of Berkley Resumes City-Wide Sidewalk Program

City of Berkley Transitions to the Second Phase of its COVID-19 Recovery and Reopening Plan
MDHHS encourages Medicaid providers to apply for federal COVID-19 relief dollars now available
Still Time for Businesses and Nonprofits to Apply for Grants through Michigan Small Business Restart Program

Water Main Break on Wakefield Rd near Morrison Ave

Water Main Break on Bacon north of 12 Mile Rd

Clerk's Office Open to the Public for ELECTION BUSINESS ONLY
Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services Orders to Result in Michigan Drivers and Businesses Saving Nearly $97 Million
MIOSHA focuses efforts on protecting employees in service industries with greater COVID-19 transmission risk
$20 Million in Federal Funding Available to Support Local Response Efforts to COVID-19
Assistance Programs Near End Dates; Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services Reminds Consumers to Communicate with Lenders

The Clerk's Office Is Now Open to the Public by Appointment Only

Berkley Downtown Development Authority Hosts a Ladies Night OUTside
Businesses and Nonprofits Now Able to Apply for Michigan Small Business Restart Program

Berkley Parks and Recreation Kicks off Its Master Plan Process

Cummings and Edwards Watergate Repairs
Additional Food Assistance for 350,000 Michigan Families in Response to COVID-19 Emergency Extended Through July

Small Retail, Restaurants, Personal Service Businesses Hurt By COVID-19 Can Apply Now For Economic Recovery Grants
Michigan Businesses Provided Toolkit to Help Workplaces Stay Safe

12 Mile Road Resurfacing Project Update - 7/9/2020

Ellwood Avenue Watergate Repairs Happening Tomorrow
Still Time to Support Michigan Small Businesses in COVID-19 Recovery Efforts Through MEDC Crowdfunding Program

Royal Avenue Water Main Work

Emergency water gate replacement will be happening at the intersection of 12 Mile and Greenfield, as well as, the 12 Mile and Thomas area

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - June 9, 2020
More Than 100 Small Businesses Around State Using MEDC Crowdfunding Program in COVID-19 Recovery Efforts
Consumer Alert: Diagnostic COVID-19 Test Costs Covered by Insurance Plans
Treasury: Bottle Deposit Returns to Phase Back In
MIOSHA Launches New Site for COVID-19 Workplace Safety; Michigan.gov/COVIDWorkplaceSafety is one-stop-shop for workplace safety resources as businesses reopen
MI Symptoms Web Application Helps Michiganders Track Symptoms; Informs Reopening Strategy

Water Main Break on Webster and Bacon
Secretary of State Branch Offices to Reopen June 1 by Appointment Only
Regulated Utilities Extend Protections, Assistance for Vulnerable Households to June 12
Health Insurance Enrollment Deadlines Approaching for Michiganders who Lost Job or Experienced a Drop in Income
Treasury: Installment Payment Option Available for Business Taxpayers Deferring Sales, Use and Withholding Tax Payments; Penalties and Interest Will Be Waived on Installment Balance
Expanded Work Share Program Helps Employers Bring Back Workers from Unemployment and Restart Their Operations
MDHHS Expands COVID-19 Testing Criteria to Better Protect Residents
State leaders urge residents with water bill payment concerns to contact local water departments and state assistance programs
Statewide Platform to Connect Michigan Employers with PPE Producers, Suppliers as Non-essential Businesses Begin to Re-open

Berkley Department of Public Safety - Greenfield Police Pursuit
Additional Food Assistance Benefits in Response to COVID-19 Emergency Extended Through May
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Emergency Relief Fund Grants Support 176 Arts and Cultural Organizations Throughout Michigan
Whitmer Administration Working with Michigan Counties to Provide COVID-19 Emergency Relief for Veterans
Homeowners, Businesses Urged to Call MISS DIG 811 in Advance as Construction and Backyard Projects Resume
Oakland County Dedicates $1 Million In Emergency Aid To Assist Veterans Affected By COVID-19 Pandemic

City of Berkley Announces Updated Marihuana Business License Application Process
Michigan Receives Additional $35.1 Million to Help Struggling Households Pay Energy Costs
Michigan Strategic Fund Actions Help to Drive Economic Recovery Around the State, Position Michigan for Future Prosperity

RCOC ROAD CONSTRUCTION SUSPENDED DURING MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY WEEKEND

12 MILE ROAD RESURFACING, FROM GREENFIELD TO COOLIDGE IN BERKLEY, SET TO BEGIN JUNE 1

City of Berkley Announces Its Master Plan Public Engagement Activities
Community Action Agencies Expand Emergency Programs A cross Michigan MDHHS thanks Consumers Energy Foundation for $450,000 grant
State Supports $1.5 Million Fund to Help Small Businesses Recover, Pivot in Response to COVID-19
COVID-19: Recommended Preventative Practices and FAQs for Faith-based and Community Leaders

RCOC 12 Miles Road Resurfacing Project Update - 5/12/2020

City of Berkley Is Moving Forward with the Pre-Planned Development of the Oxford-Merchant Park Project

Berkley Building Department Reopens Construction Activities Under the Restrictions Outlined in the Governor's Executive Order 2020-70

City of Berkley Cancels 2020 Summer Programs & Events
MDARD Advises Businesses, Consumers on the Sale and Use of Disinfectants
AG Nessel Warns of Websites Selling Coronavirus-related Products That Never Arrive
MDHHS receives $25 million from CARES Act Funds will help aging residents during COVID-19 pandemic

City of Berkley Declares May 20, 2020 as Master Plan Day

City of Berkley Summer Construction Update
Pure Michigan, MLive and "Under the Radar Michigan" Host Live Music, Variety Programs to Benefit Michigan Hospitality Industry Employees
MDHHS Develops Resource Guide to Support Family Well-being During COVID-19 Emergency
Leaders Urge Michiganders Struggling Financially to be Proactive, Seek Help with Utility Bills as State, Energy Providers Offer Assistance
Free Problem Gambling Help Available by Phone or Virtually
AG Nessel Issues Statement Addressing Order for Employers to Provide Employees with Face Coverings
Michigan AG Nessel, Consumer Advocates Ask Municipal Utilities to Voluntarily Follow MPSC's Order on Moratoriums and Data Reporting
$1.37 Billion in Benefits Sent to 820,000 Unemployed Michigan Workers Affected by COVID-19

City of Berkley Will Not Be Charging Late Fees for Water Bill During COVID-19 Pandemic
Emergency Relief Funds Now Available to Nonprofit Arts and Cultural Organizations through Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs

BERKLEY DDA NAMES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MDHHS, local health departments contacting COVID-19 positive cases and their contacts
Do Not Use Ivermectin Intended for Animals as Treatment for COVID-19 in Humans, State and Federal Agencies Warn
Businesses Agree to Stop Selling Fake ´Coronavirus Defender' Patch
Help Seniors Staying Home During COVID-19 Pandemic by Donating to Virtual Food Drive
MDHHS Announces Peer-run Warmline to Aid Persons with Mental Health Needs During COVID-19 Pandemic
Michigan's Health Insurers Agree to Provide Coronavirus Treatment at No Cost to Patients
New Resources to Help Unemployed Workers Resolve Technical Issues with Their Accounts
Michigan is First State to Provide Food to Families Affected by School Closings Caused by COVID-19
Yard Waste Collection Delays This Week
The hauling contractor, Tringali, is dealing with staff shortages, as well as, trash, recycling, and yard waste volumes are very high due to COVID-19.
Please leave out your yard waste and it will be collected as soon as possible.
We appreciate your understanding and patience.
MDHHS providing improved data on COVID-19 testing and hospital information
Local Disaster Relief Continues; Red Cross Responds to Home Fires in Michigan

Verizon Small Business Recovery Fund
Healthcare Coverage Available to Michiganders who Lose Job or Experience a Drop in Income
UIA Extends Call Center Hours, Adds Staff to Better Serve Customers
MPSC urges homeowners and contractors to postpone nonessential excavation, make free call to 811 before digging

RCOC SPRING ADOPT-A-ROAD CLEAN-UP CANCELED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19)

Berkley City Council Approves Resolution to Continue Berkley's Local State of Emergency

RESIDENTS INVITED TO SIGN UP FOR GRAVEL ROADS DUST-CONTROL PROGRAM

Application process now live for Michigan Small Business Relief Program funding

Oakland County's Small Business Stabilization Grant and Loan Applications Now Open
MEISNER ANNOUNCES SMALL BUSINESS FUNDING IN OAKLAND COUNTY

Maple Road closure at Middlebelt Road in West Bloomfield Township delayed until Apr. 15 for continued roundabout construction

City of Berkley Urges Community to Follow Stay-Home Executive Order and to Seek Credible Information Sources
Coulter: Oakland County Plans To Create $3 Million Stabilization Fund For Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
Pure Michigan Business Connect Updates Virtual, Statewide Matchmaking Platform for Critical COVID-19 Response Efforts

City of Berkley COVID-19 Update - March 23, 2020
Governor Whitmer Signs "Stay Home, Stay Safe" Executive Order
Coulter: We Are Ready To Help Employees And Businesses After Gov. Whitmer's "Stay Home And Stay Safe" Order

Road Commission continues to urge the public to contact it though technology and refrain from direct contact with road workers

Water Main Break Work Being Done Tomorrow at the Intersection of Ellwood and Webster
Coulter: County Health Division Issues Emergency Orders to Protect Residents and Control COVID-19
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Temporarily Closing Hair, Nail and Tanning Salons, other non-essential personal care services
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Temporarily Suspending Evictions
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Clarifying Restrictions on Price Gouging
Governor Whitmer Orders Temporary Restrictions on Non-Essential Medical and Dental Procedures
Blue Water Bridge and International Bridge Travel Restrictions in Effect Beginning at Midnight

Water Bill Error Notice
County Offers Text Updates for Residents on COVID-19
Blood Donation Centers Take Measures to Protect Donors, Prevent Potential Shortage

Mayor Daniel Terbrack Declares Local State of Emergency for the City of Berkley
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Coulter: Oakland County to Waive Online Transaction Fees for Various County Services During COVID-19
Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Order Allowing Public Bodies to Meet Electronically
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Extending Tax Foreclosure Deadline

City of Berkley COVID-19 Mitigation & Preparedness Strategy Update - March 16, 2020
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Temporary prohibition on large assemblages and events, temporary school closures: Rescission of Executive Order 2020-5
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Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Enhancing Operational Capacity and Efficiency in Hospitals
Oakland County health officer issues order to limit occupancy load at county establishments and reduce public exposure risk
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Temporarily Closing Bars, Theaters, Casinos, and Other Public Spaces; Limiting Restaurant
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Temporarily Lifting Weight Restrictions on Roads
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Temporarily Closing Bars, Theaters, Casinos, and Other Public Spaces; Limiting Restaurants to Delivery and Carry-Out Orders
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order to Impose Enhanced Restrictions on Price Gouging

COVID-19 Mitigation & Preparedness Strategy Notice - March 13, 2020 - 2:17 PM
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Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Clarifying Restrictions on Entry into Care Facilities, Juvenile Justice Facilities

City of Berkley COVID-19 Mitigation & Preparedness Strategy Notice - March 13, 2020
Coulter: More stringent steps implemented as three Oakland County residents now test positive for COVID-19
two additional presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 in Oakland County resulting in three total cases in the
county. Both new cases are adult males, one with no known travel history, the other with history of domestic travel.
Oakland County Health Division (OCHD) is identifying close contacts of these individuals, assessing for risk and
determining management of those exposed.