Tree Planting Grants Available for Schools, Communities, Orgs
Local units of government, nonprofit organizations, tribes, and schools located within the service territory of DTE Energy are eligible to apply.
Small Businesses Can Sign Up for Free ReOpen Toolkit through Oakland County
The kits have more than $400 worth of supplies.
$25 Gift Card Possible for Completing Survey about Shopping in Berkley
Please take this 5 minute survey to help us determine how to create a safe and comfortable shopping and dining experience in Downtown Berkley, and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a $25 gift card from a Downtown Berkley merchant!
Block Ads for Booze, Smokes, Porn and More with State’s Child Protection Registry
“It doesn’t just block them,” said Alisha Meneely, Community Outreach Director for the agency, which is part of the Michigan Secretary of State’s office. “It stops them.”
The Ups and Downs in Oakland County – 2019 Population Estimates Released
On Thursday of this week, the Census Bureau released its last set of population estimates until the 2020 Census results are released by July of 2021.
Emergency Grants Available for Veterans and Service Members Impacted by COVID-19
The grants can be used for health, economic and financial hardships resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
List of Cemeteries in Oakland County
Thanks to the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society and Oakland County’s Economic Development and Community Affairs Department, here is a list of Oakland County’s cemeteries
Oakland County Now Has Free Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing for Any Adult
County Executive David Coulter said the expanded testing is important as Oakland County and the state gradually reopens, which includes resumed operations for many area businesses and manufacturers.
Face Mask and Temp Checks the New Normal at County Buildings
Coulter said. “Our team has worked very hard evaluating each building, its public spaces and offices, to determine how we can best serve the public and our employees while maintaining appropriate social distancing and other health protocols.
Berkley Back on Track for Marijuana Business Applications
In order to limit in-person contact and protect the health of staff, applicants, and their families, the City has adjusted the marihuana submission process.
Music for the Mourning & Surprises for Seniors: Bagpiper Don Ross Plays On
However, the challenges make the bright spots matter even more, and Ross is seeing his work in a new light as he’s been surprising seniors who have been isolating to stay safe from the COVID-19 spread.
SMART Posts Survey for Business Owners as they Plan for Increasing Service
As movement towards reopening unfolds, we are working to gather information about how businesses are planning to return to work.
2020 Candidate Interview: Barnett Jones for Oakland County Sheriff
On the Democratic side there are three candidates in the Aug. 4, 2020 primary: Randy Maloney, Barnett Jones, and Vincent Gregory.
MIOSHA Has Small Business Grants Available for Safety and Health Needs
The goal of the program is to create a safer and healthier work environment and reduce the risk of injury and illness to workers in Michigan.
O’Mara’s Irish Pub Closed After Mothers Day Morning Fire
On Sunday, May 10th, 2020, at approximately 5:30 AM, the Berkley Department of Public Safety was dispatched to a fire alarm at O’Mara’s Restaurant
Twins, Triplets and More: Here’s Where Moms of Multiples Support Each Other
“They’re different kids, and they do different things. And the world sees them as twins.”
From Wixom to Huntington Woods: Census Response Rates So Far
Twenty-six Oakland County cities and villages have exceeded 70 percent, with Huntington Woods (still leading the country) on top at 89.1 percent, followed closely by Pleasant Ridge.
Governor Extends Stay Home, Stay Safe Order, Allows Some Workers to Return May 11
The governor’s order will allow manufacturing workers, including those at Michigan’s Big 3 auto companies, to resume work on Monday
Customized Muffler Caused “Pop Pop Pop” During 90 MPH Chase on Woodward
But the noises were not from firecrackers or gunshots as guessed, but from the customized muffler of a BMW being driven by a teenager alluding Berkley Police.
Berkley Cancels 2020 Summer Programs & Events
After much deliberation and consideration, the City of Berkley has decided to suspend all activities, programs, and city-run events through Labor Day.