Show your patriotism by contacting the Parade Authority at 313-655-7250 to help out on parade day. We are looking for volunteers to help put this great annual event on.
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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION |
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New Beginnings (UMS) Sewing and Design Studio Click Here for more info |
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Redford Interfaith Relief is having a special event
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Summer Food Program Click Here for more info |
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Cognizance 2014 |
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2014 Michael Bettley Memorial Golf Outing |
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Detroit Zoo: ZooMORE! |
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Fall Craft Show at VFW Post 345 |
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Leisure Services |
Proclamations/Certificates....
Art Bork and family
MLK Day in Redford
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New CERT Schedule Click Here for more info |
PRESS RELEASE: Garage Sales 2014
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Friday Feature, Courtesy of the Detroit Legal News |
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Additional Veterans Court Link: Judges hear that veterans' courts change lives, Wyoming jurist vows to bring one to Kent County |
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The I-96 Reconstruction Project – Newburgh Road to Telegraph Road – City of Livonia and Redford Township, Michigan
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is planning a major project on a 7-mile stretch of I-96 from Newburgh Road in the city of Livonia to Telegraph Road in Redford Township. Work includes reconstructing the road and repairing 37 bridges, including on and off ramps. The project will bring the corridor current design standards and improve safety. Clearances at the 37 bridges/overpasses also will be increased to improve safety.
MDOT is currently planning and designing the project, and is gathering public input on potential construction impact on the community.
Construction of this $150 million project could being in late 2013.
Residents can go to http://www.96fix.com/ to have questions answered or see how the work is progressing.
Attn: Redford Township Homeowners Delinquent Property Tax Assistance
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Public Notice:
The Redford Township Police Department will begin utilizing a new service to access important, valuable community information when you need it, using the latest technology.
Our agency will create and publish messages through the Nixle Community Information Service. Nixle will then deliver this information to you instantly via text, email and/or web message. Notifications can also be accessed online at Nixle's web site at www.nixle.com.
Example messages may include snow emergencies, crime alerts, and changes to trash pick ups, as well as other relevant safety and community information.
The service is secure, reliable and easy for our group to use. YOU decide what information you want and whether you want it sent to your cell phone, email, or just simply over the web.
Please register now at the company's main web site: www.nixle.com. Look for the Redford Township Police. There you can also access their Frequently Asked Questions.
We also ask you to forward this email to 5 of your neighbors or friends in the community, encouraging them to register.
New communication forms continue to evolve and we believe this service will allow us to keep you informed in the most convenient, reliable way possible.
Redford Township on-line crime mapping is now available to everyone. RTPD has brought yet another tool to our residents to give them the power to stay informed. See what is happening in your neighborhood, get the scoop!
Crimedar:
http://www.crimedar.com/redford-michigan
Those that subscribe to Twitter can follow us at @RTPD_INFO for updates on crime incidents and alerts. Click Here to view the Redford Township Police Department Twitter Page.
Also be sure to visit the Redford Township Police Department on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/Redford.Twp.Police
Redford residents may now recycle their used household batteries throughout the year in the lobby of the Public Services Building at 12200 Beech Daly. Acceptable types of batteries are: D, C, AA & AAA cells button cells 9 volt any other dry - cell battery rechargables from cell phones, cameras, laptops.
Important Note: All rechargeable batteries must have the positive ends covered with clear tape before being deposited in our collection bin to prevent an incident such as a fire. This is a US Dept of Transportation (DOT) requirement. Also, small "button" batteries should be lined up on a strip of clear tape and secured with another strip of clear tape along the top.
