BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Board of Trustees is no longer requiring a storage facility to build a screening wall after outside storage was removed from its site plans. At their July 17 meeting,…
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BY DANIELLE BLESSING Addison Township is joining with other Oakland County communities to pool their resources to accommodate changes to the early voting laws. Addison Township Supervisor Bruce Pearson said the Election Commission held a…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved two resolutions Aug. 16 to bring the township in preparation of the implementation of amendments to the Michigan Constitution. The board approved an early voting…
BY STACY SOBOTKA With early voting now the law of the land in Michigan, many local municipalities are getting ready to prepare. Smaller communities like Ray Township say there are no large budgets to fund…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Armada Village Council presented a certificate of appreciation to former Armada Township Fire Chief Christopher Krotche at their Aug. 14 meeting. “We’ve been extremely happy with the service we got,” said…
BY DANIELLE BLESSING Addison Township Clerk Pauline Bennett has been elected president of the Michigan Township Association (MTA). Bennett explained that the MTA gives local elected officials like herself representation in Lansing and Washington D.C.…
BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Fire Department is purchasing new gear for its firefighters. The township board of trustees approved the purchase of 18 sets of Lion-V Force turnout gear from Phoenix Safety Outfitters…
(MIRS News) — Local election officials met last week with the Michigan Bureau of Elections on the status of Michigan’s 2024 presidential primary, but the hard reality is that nobody knows what to say. Nobody…
The Macomb County Department of Roads announced that a portion of Coon Creek Road will be closing in order to replace a bridge. Bridge replacement work on Coon Creek Road between Armada Ridge Road and…
Residents who can’t attend Rochester City Council meetings in person will continue to be able to share their comments via Zoom. On July 10, the council voted 6-1 in favor of keeping it, with Councilman…