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General News
Telecommunications
Building Oak Park Boulevard, Oak Park, MI 48237 -
248-691-7538 |
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Let the Adventure Begin “Museum Adventure Pass, presented by Macy’s”
Looking for a fun and educational experience for the
family? Visit your local library and check out a museum
- for free. The “Museum Adventure Pass, presented by
Macy’s” is a partnership between 162 metro area
libraries and 25 local arts and cultural organizations,
and provides Detroit regional public library card
holders with free passes for up to 2 or 4 free
admissions to local museums, cultural centers and
historical sites. The program is designed to enhance the
learning experience for people of all ages through books
and other library materials, and to provide access to
arts and cultural organizations. For more information on
the Museum Adventure Pass, please visit
www.detroitadventurepass.org.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PROGRAM
If your
home needs repair, Oakland County can help. Oakland County
offers affordable no cost, low-interest home improvement
loans to qualified homeowners who live in the home and have
a gross income that falls within the income guidelines
listed below. Homeowners may receive up to $18,000 for a
variety of structural, mechanical, energy conservation and
health and safety related improvements.
Based on
household income, loans are 3% installment loans with low
monthly payments, 0% interest deferred payment loans (only
the principal loan amount is repaid upon change in property
ownership or occupancy) or a combination of the two loans.
INCOME GUIDELINES
Income is based on the total
gross income of all family members in the home.
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Maximum Gross Income |
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$39,150 |
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$44,750 |
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$50,350 |
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$55,900 |
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$60,400 |
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$64,850 |
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$69,350 |
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$73,800 |
Oakland
County staff will help determine needed repairs, request
bids from licensed and insured contractors, assist in
contractor selection and monitor the work to assure a
quality job. For information call the Oakland County Home
Improvement Program at (248) 858-5401 or toll free at 1
(888) 350-0900 x 85401 or access the website at
www.oakgov.com/chi.
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Road Construction: update:
The
construction season is nearly upon us! Thank you in advance for
your cooperation and patience during another busy season.
The enhancements at the
intersection of Nine Mile and Coolidge will be finished in the
coming months (early spring). We will also have an asphalt
overlay project on 9 Mile from Greenfield to Pinecrest. We
received over $2.35 million in Federal and State grants to
perform this project! This project will replace all the curbs
on 9 Mile and provide base repairs and asphalt overlays. The
project is scheduled to begin April 21st and run
through October.
We will be completing the
11 Mile and Coolidge intersection, along with construction on 11
Mile from Coolidge to Woodward. Although most of this work will
not be in Oak Park, traffic will still be limited to Westbound
only on the portion of 11 Mile from Coolidge to Greenfield.
This work has begun and so far is right on schedule.
Please note that the intersection of 11 Mile and Coolidge will
be completely shut down for approximately 3 weeks in late
spring/early summer to complete it all at once. Please
watch for orange advance warning signs that will announce more
detail on the dates of this closure.
Thank you for your patience
during these projects.
Consulting Engineers:
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Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc.
555 Hulet Drive
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48303
Tia Schnee, P.E.
Construction Engineer
248-454-6876 |
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc.
34000 Plymouth Road
Livonia, MI 48150 (734) 522-6711
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Contractor:
V.I.L. Construction, Inc.
6670 Sims
Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313
Al Zee, Project Superintendent
(586) 979-6020 |
City of Oak Park:
10600 Capital
Oak Park, Michigan 48237
Kevin J. Yee, P.E.
DPW Director/City Engineer
(248) 691-7497 |
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Wireless Oakland
No changes have been given to the
city as to when this will officially be released, so please call
800-642-4835
Below is a sample of the postcard that
will be distributed in Oak Park
To view the
area that is a part of the pilot area,
Click here
For further information and question, contact MichTel at
1-888-MICHTEL
the photo below shows the
coverage
area for wireless Oakland in Oak Park
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Real Estate Non-Solicitation List Update
The City of Oak Park maintains a list
of residents who do not want to be solicited by real estate agents.
If you wish to be placed on the non-solicitation list, fill out the
form located at
forms & brochures.
Even residents who are on the current list must apply to remain on
the list.
The City Clerk’s Office
is an official passport acceptance facility.
Citizens may submit
their applications for passports at:
City Hall 13600 Oak Park Boulevard Oak Park, MI 48237
during the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday
through Friday.
For
passport
information call 248.691.7544.
All residents please note:
The
Public Safety Department
Does NOT endorse or receive any benefit from
the telephone solicitation of funds currently being conducted
by the police officers' union.
Any complaints regarding methods used in this solicitation should be
filed with the Attorney General for the State of Michigan
Attorney General Mike Cox announces the availability of a new
consumer brochure entitled "WISE CHARITABLE GIVING."
For more info, call toll free 1-877-765-8388.
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New Tree City USA Designation
Oak Park has been bestowed the Sterling Tree City USA
Designation by the National Arbor Day Foundation. This is
due to a de`ade of participation in the Tree City USA Growth
Awards. Only 116 other communities in the country have this
designation.
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Put ICE in your
phone!
What if……
ICE - In Case of Emergency.
It's free and easy and could one day save your life.
Put ICE in your cell phone and
make it easier for emergency personnel to contact loved ones
in case of an emergency to get your medical history (are you
allergic to any drugs, do you have a history of heart
disease, do you have a Do Not Resuscitate order, etc.).
Make a new entry with the word
"ICE" followed by the name of the person you want called in
emergency situations (examples: ICE-Dave, ICE-Mom). For
more than one contact name use ICE 1-Dave, ICE2-Mom or ICE1,
ICE2, etc.). Make sure that person (s) knows your medical
history.
Individuals without cell
phones should carry an identification care with emergency
contacts and medical information in your wallet or purse.
Brought to you by
Oakland County Emergency Response and Preparedness:
http://www.oakgov.com/erp/info_pub/ice.html
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