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IN THIS ISSUE

LATEST NEWS

CITY MANAGER SELECTION PROCESS

GOLF COURSE

EARLY SIGN UP BONUS

SPRING EVENTS

CITY OFFICES & MEETINGS UPDATES

CITY OFFICES

ACCESSING CITY HALL - 151 MARTIN STREET

The City Hall lobby remains accessible to the public through the Martin Street entrance on the north side of City Hall during regular business hours, Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Main floor services including the Clerk’s and Treasurer's offices are accessible. Necessary inperson meetings between City Hall employees and the public take place at a designated location on the main floor of City Hall Social distancing of six feet should be maintained during all in-person meetings The Police Department lobby entrance on the east side of City Hall on Pierce Street continues to operate as the point of contact for all off-hour requests.

MASKS

The city recommends members of the public wear a mask if they have been exposed to COVID-19 or have a respiratory illness. City staff, City Commission and all board and committee members must wear a mask if they have been exposed to COVID-19 or actively have a respiratory illness. The city continues to provide KN-95 respirators and triple-layered masks for attendees.

CONTACT US

Visit www.bhamgov.org/contacts to view a list of department contact numbers for services needed

CITY MEETINGS

City Commission and other city boards meet in-person, and most have a virtual option available to the public

Individuals may access City Hall from the Martin Street entrance during normal business hours, 8 a m - 5 p m For meetings that occur after hours, visitors can access City Hall through the Police Department lobby entrance on Pierce Street

Learn how to participate in virtual meetings at www.bhamgov.org/participate

You may also watch many City meetings on your local cable access channel and by web streaming on the City's Vimeo channel

CITY MANAGER REPORT

Looking for the inside scoop at City Hall? Download the City Manager's Report prepared for the City Commission each month. Birmingham City Manager Tom Markus provides the latest updates from city departments and a sneak peek at upcoming events, staffing changes, developments and more

MEET THE STAFF

SCOTT ZIELINSKI: DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES

Meet Scott Zielinski, the new Department of Public Services Director Scott joined the city approximately three years ago in the Engineering Department and is looking forward to continuing to serve the community in his new role!

Follow this link to learn more.

SPECIAL SIREN TEST: MARCH 22 AT 1 P.M.

Oakland County’s annual special siren test will take place at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. When the National Weather Service issues a Tornado Warning or a Severe Thunderstorm with damaging winds at or greater than 70 mph for Oakland County, the sirens are activated. Oakland County has 275 outdoor warning sirens located throughout Oakland County.

View the entire 2023 siren test schedule and learn more about the outdoor warning system on Oakland County's website

SUBMIT CONCERNS USING GOVALERT APP

Submit non-emergency concerns or questions directly to the City of Birmingham using the GovAlert Mobile app! Simply download the free app and follow the user-friendly prompts. Follow this link for a short video with step-by-step instructions. Don't want to use the app? That's OK! Submit your request at www.bhamgov.org/citizenrequests.

JOIN US FOR SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING

CITY MANAGER CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS

MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2023 AT 6:00 P.M.

The selection process is underway for the appointment of a new Birmingham City Manager. Current City Manager Tom Markus will complete his 2 5 year term on June 30, 2023 Final interviews of the top three candidates will be conducted during a special City Commission meeting on Monday, March 13, 2023 at 6:00 p.m., immediately before the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting.

The agenda packet for the special City Commission meeting and regularly scheduled meeting will be available at www.bhamgov.org/commissionagendas on Thursday, March 9, 2023

S. ETON CONCEPTS TO BE REVIEWED MARCH 2

MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION BOARD MEETING

The Multi-Modal Transportation Board will consider design concepts for the South Eton Resurfacing Project during their meeting on Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 6 p.m. in the City Commission Room at City Hall, located at 151 Martin Street.

The construction project will take place on South Eton Street between 14 Mile Road and Yosemite Boulevard beginning in the spring of 2024 View detailed information and design concepts in the agenda packet and at www.bhamgov.org/mmtb.

Receive future updates regarding this project by signing up for the South Eton Resurfacing Project Constant Contact group at www.bhamgov.org/enews.

UPGRADED PARKING EQUIPMENT UPDATE

New equipment is being installed at the city's parking structures to create an expedited easy-in, easy-out experience for all parkers. Equipment and software by TIBA Solutions provides cloud-based kiosks with user-friendly, contactless entry and convenient payment options.

The following is an estimated timeline for parking equipment upgrades:

Chester Street Garage: January 2023 (complete)

Pierce Street Garage: January-February 2023 (complete)

Peabody Street Garage: February 2023 (complete)

Park Street Garage: March 2023

N. Old Woodward Garage: March 2023

Transient parkers (those without a monthly parking pass) may enter and exit using a credit card, or they may pull a ticket at entry and scan the ticket upon exiting. As always, parkers will enjoy two hours free in all structures.

The new system offers multiple forms of payment, such as debit/credit card (insert or tap to pay), Apple Pay and Google Pay. In the near future, the equipment will also integrate with the ParkMobile app. Monthly parking pass holders will have the option to access the structures by scanning a new parking pass, or use the TIBA Mobile Access App.

Learn more at www bhamgov org/parking or contact Parking Manager Aaron Ford at aford@bhamgov.org or (248) 530-1257.

Parking Systems Manager Aaron Ford and Museum Specialist Caitlin Donnelly demonstrate how to use the new parking equipment.

REMINDER TO LOCK YOUR VEHICLES

A MESSAGE FROM BIRMINGHAM POLICE CHIEF, SCOTT GREWE

The City of Birmingham and surrounding communities have recently seen an increase in crimes involving unlocked vehicles, often with the vehicle keys left inside As a result, there has been a rise in reports of items being stolen from inside these unlocked vehicles and vehicles being stolen Criminals will always take advantage of an easy opportunity.

Please remember to lock your vehicle doors, remove any valuables including your keys and report any suspicious activity to the police department immediately The Birmingham Police Department values our community partnerships and together we can work to reduce, deter and protect against criminal behavior.

If you see suspicious activity, please call the Birmingham Police Department at (248) 644-3405.

FREE IN HOME SAFETY EVALUATION FROM THE BIRMINGHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT

The Birmingham Fire Department is continuing its dedication to Community Risk Reduction (CRR) by offering a free in home safety evaluation. These home safety evaluations are to make sure all smoke detectors, explosive gas alarms and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are in proper working order, are within the usage date, and also to ensure they are installed properly in the best location for your safety The Birmingham Fire Department has free smoke and CO detectors available for those who are in need of assistance Home safety evaluations are offered to any Birmingham resident. To make an appointment or for more information regarding the free detector program requirements, call (248) 530-1923

With spring here and daylight saving day around the corner, it is time to check your smoke and CO detector expiration dates and change the batteries. It’s important to remember what a critical role these prevention products make during an emergency!

NEWS FROM THE CLERK'S OFFICE

GENERAL ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 7, 2023

Birmingham will hold a General Election on Tuesday, November 7, 2023. At this time, four Birmingham Commissioner positions for a 4 year term and three Birmingham Library Board positions for a 4 year term will be on this ballot. The petition and candidate filing deadline for the November 7, 2023 General Election is 4 p.m. on July 25, 2023. For more information regarding petition and candidate filing please visit www.bhamgov.org/elections.

HOMETOWN PARADE AND PARTY

SUNDAY, MAY 21 STARTING AT 1 P.M.

Planning is picking up steam for the 2023 Celebrate Birmingham Hometown Parade on Sunday, May 21 at 1 p.m. Community groups, local businesses, dance teams, scout troops, children and adults of all ages are encouraged to march in this year's parade. It’s a great opportunity to spotlight your group!

Sponsors are welcome to join in the 2023 festivities. Being a sponsor is another way for a business, group, organization or individual to be recognized as part of this family-friendly event, which reflects the hometown feel of Birmingham.

The Hometown Parade is televised by Bloomfield Community Television and is covered by traditional and social media, giving sponsors a fantastic PR opportunity. Visit www.bhamgov.org/parade for registration forms and sponsorship packages.

FINAL MASTER PLAN SCHEDULE OF REVIEW

Join the Planning Board on Wednesday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall Commission room, as they discuss the third and final draft of the Citywide Master Plan for 2040. At this meeting, they will hold a public hearing and discuss a recommendation to the City Commission for adoption.

Members of the community are encouraged to review and submit feedback regarding the final draft of the

ghamplan.com. The community may visit the site to submit comments directly to the consultant team, and also submit comments directly to the Planning Division to be placed in the next available Planning Board agenda.

Information about how to participate in upcoming Planning Board meetings can be found on the City's website at www.bhamgov.org/participate. In person attendees should access City Hall through the Police Department lobby entrance on Pierce Street. The community may also watch many city meetings on the local cable access channel and view live streaming information at www.bhamgov.org/watch.

SENIOR SERVICES

Did you know seniors enjoy a wide variety of services all throughout the Birmingham community? From special events and activities to exclusive discounts and assistance, seniors have many special opportunities in Birmingham. Learn more at www.bhamgov.org/seniorservices.

YARD WASTE COLLECTION BEGINS EARLY APRIL

Yard waste collection will resume during the week of April 3. Only the kraft-style paper bags are acceptable, or trash containers with a "Yard Waste" decal sticker attached (no plastic bags).

For more information, view yard waste guidelines at bhamgov.org/yardwaste or contact the Department of Public Services at (248) 530-1700

JOIN A CITY BOARD OR COMMITTEE

Join a city board to have a direct impact on your community! The following City of Birmingham boards and committees have vacant positions or members with terms expiring soon. Applications are due before noon the Wednesday prior to the commission interview/appointment date For more information, please visit www.bhamgov.org/boardopportunities.

PARKS & RECREATION UPDATES

PARKS & RECREATION BOARD MEETING

Learn and ask questions about Parks and Recreation Bond projects at the Parks and Recreation Board meeting on Tuesday, March 7 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Department of Public Services, located at 851 South Eton Topics on the agenda include:

Annual Golf Report

Parks and Recreation Board Rules of Procedure

Attend in person at the Department of Public Services, located at 851 South Eton Street (park inside the gate and use the side entrance), or learn how to participate via Zoom at www.bhamgov.org/participate. Find more information about Parks & Recreation bond projects at www.bhamgov.org/parksbond.

PRESCRIBED BURN SCHEDULED FOR BARNUM PARK

Barnum Park natural areas will be treated with a prescribed ecological burn in mid to lateMarch, weather dependent The Birmingham Fire Department has issued a permit for this burn to be conducted. The safe and carefully controlled ecological burns will be completed by David Borneman LLC, a contractor with over 30 years of professional experience David Borneman LLC has completed burns in the City's native plant and prairie areas for the past five years, at Barnum, Booth and Quarton Lake parks.

Why burn? Historically, fire was a regular and frequent component of our landscape in the Midwest The fires stimulated many plant species to grow more vigorously and discouraged others that did not adapt to the heat from the fire. Today, many non-native plant species have invaded our natural fire-adapted ecosystems, decreasing the diversity of native plants and animals. By bringing fire back to these sites we encourage the competitive advantage that native species have evolved with and restore the site to its former ecological health.

If you have specific questions about prescribed burning, please visit RestoringNatureWithFire com or contact David Borneman LLC at Dave@Restoring-Nature com or 734-845-0634.

NEWS FROM THE MUSEUM

BIRMINGHAM’S JEWISH LEGACY FEATURED IN MUSEUM'S PRESENTATION AT BALDWIN LIBRARY ON MARCH 9 AT 7 PM

In this final program of the museum’s spring lecture series, Birmingham’s historic diversity will focus on the Levinson’s-the first Jewish family in Birmingham What brought Morris and Gitel Levinson from Russia to Birmingham in 1896? How did technology and Woodward Avenue play a major role in their lives? What was it like for their children to grow up and go to school here? What famous politicians were directly descended from the Levinsons, and still have roots in Birmingham?

The Birmingham Museum is open Tuesday – Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and children 5 and under and Friends members are free. Questions? Contact the museum at (248) 530-1928 or museum@bhamgov org, or check us out on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.

NEWS FROM THE ICE SPORTS ARENA

OPEN SKATE SCHEDULE

Enjoy open skate this spring at the Birmingham Ice Sports Arena! Visit bhamgov.org/icearena to view the open skate schedule.

LEARN TO SKATE PROGRAMS

The Birmingham Ice Sports Arena offers Learn to Skate programs for ages 3 and up! All classes meet once per week and skate rental is available. Online registration begins on Monday, March 6 at 8 a.m.

Session Four (8 weeks)

Tuesday, March 28 - Sunday, May 21, 2023 Register at https://play bhamgov org/

The Ice Sports Arena is located at 2300 East Lincoln. For questions about programs, contact Connie Folk at (248) 530-1642 or cfolk@bhamgov.org.

Morris and Gitel Levinson were still in their teens when they fled oppression in Russia and came to Michigan in the 1880s They saw opportunityandleftanimportantlegacyinBirmingham.

BIRMINGHAM GREEN

BY NICHOLAS J. DUPUIS, PLANNING DIRECTOR

To wrap up the series on tips to reduce consumption and minimize waste, we saved an important topic for last. When it comes to conversations regarding sustainability or “going green,” one cannot escape the devastating effect of single use plastics.

As defined by the Natural Resources Defense Council, single-use plastics are goods that are made primarily from fossil fuel–based chemicals (petrochemicals) and are meant to be disposed of right after use often, in mere minutes Single-use plastics are most commonly used for packaging and service ware, such as bottles, wrappers, straws, and bags.

Single-use plastics are a glaring example of the problems with throwaway culture. Instead of investing in quality goods that will last, we often prioritize convenience over durability and consideration of long-term impacts Although plastic recycling is widely available, most of our discarded plastic ends up in landfills or elsewhere in the environment. When left to degrade, plastics do not really break down; they just break up Over time, sun and heat slowly turn plastics into smaller and smaller pieces until they eventually become what are known as microplastics, the consequences of which could be an article of its own. In addition to this harmful result, plastic also lingers in our natural spaces and water bodies, which has a hugely detrimental effect on wildlife and precious natural resources.

It is within the power of the individual consumer to effect real change by making efforts to utilize reusable bags, containers, bottles and utensils, talk to your neighbors and business community, and make conscious purchasing decisions Remember, the most effective way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place.

BIRMINGHAM YOUTH ASSISTANCE NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS: YOUTH IN SERVICE AWARDS

Birmingham Youth Assistance is now accepting nominations for its Youth in Service Awards, a celebration of kids who demonstrate commitment to serving others in our community. Public or private school students in grades six through 12 who live or are educated within the geographic area served by the Birmingham Public School district are eligible If you know a middle school or high school student who has a passion for helping others, please make their families aware of this opportunity Additional information and nomination forms can be found at www.birminghamyouthassistance.org. The nomination deadline is March 22, 2023.

THINK TWICE BEFORE VAPING

BY THE BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD COMMUNITY COALITION

According to Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition’s (BBCC)

December 2022 Substance Use and Mental Health survey of over 4,000 7th12th students in Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills Public Schools, by 12th grade 1 in 5 students reported using vapes over the past year A couple other key points include:

Vaping nicotine or THC is one of the top 3 substances used by our 9th-12th grade students ·From a mental health standpoint, students who reported feeling sad or depressed; irritated or easily annoyed; angry or lost their temper; and/or felt nervous, anxious or scared most of the time or all of the time during the past 30 days were more likely to turn to vaping as a way to cope with these uncomfortable feelings.

RISKS

So, what are the risks? Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine, which is highly addictive Nicotine exposure during adolescence can:

Harm brain development, which continues until about age 25

Impact learning, memory, and attention

Increase risk for future addiction to other drugs

Vape and E-cigarette aerosol is NOT harmless, even though it is marketed this way – directly to young people. As a result, many teens believe that vaping is not harmful, and that it is just water vapor. In fact, this aerosol can contain harmful substances including:

Nicotine

Cancer-causing chemicals

Volatile organic compounds

Ultrafine particles

Flavorings that have been linked to lung disease

Heavy metals such as nickel, tin, and lead

Physical effects are not the only concern. Many studies have shown a direct correlation between vaping and mental health Specifically, nicotine, which is in most vapes, can worsen anxiety symptoms, and amplify feelings of depression.

To learn more, BBCC’s two most recent e-news editions include:

1) Vaping facts/trends/tips/resources and insights from our YAB teens.

2) Vaping tips/resources to support you and your teen, and more YAB teen insights.

BBCC has brought the powerful story of Daniel Ament, 20-year-old Wayne State University student from Grosse Pointe, who received a double lung transplant when he was just 16 as a result of his vaping So far over 700 students and staff have heard Daniel in 2023 at various Birmingham and Bloomfield schools

MARCH NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY

This month, join us to learn more Birmingham history with the museum staff, how you can Be SMART about firearm storage, and hear the history of Impressionists and/or Warrior Women. Find all of these, plus book clubs, computer classes, and more at baldwinlib.org/calendar.

PROGRAMS FOR KIDS

In addition to story times, you’re invited to join our new Video Gaming Club, make new art from old cereal boxes, and pick up your Spring Break Surprise Craft kit. Find all of these and more at baldwinlib org/youth

TEENS, STUDY WITH THERAPY DOGS

Study late with us on Saturday, March 4! We’re keeping the library open late just for students in grades 9-12. We’re even bringing in dogs and providing pizza to help with stress! You can also pick up your kit for the Teen Tiny Art Show, starting March 1. And don’t miss the first installment of our college prep series, on choosing the right school for you! Find these and more at baldwinlib.org/teen.

Baldwin Public Library is located at 300 W. Merrill Street in Birmingham. For more information visit www.baldwinlib.org or call (248) 647-1700.

Join Next as we continue our cultural series in March and April with an in depth look at the Middle East Look for amazing speakers, entertainers, movies, food and travel opportunities throughout the newsletter and on the website at www.BirminghamNext.org.

THE MUSIC OF THE MIDDLE EAST!

Special Concert with Ara Topouzian on Tuesday, March 21 at 6 p.m.

Ara Topouzian is an Armenian-American musician whose proficiency at the Kanun, a Middle Eastern harp with 78 strings, has made him a nationally recognized artist for over thirty years. He has performed across the US at many celebrated venues with other top musicians. Ara’s traditional music style honors his Armenian heritage and includes music from the Middle East with world music influences. A professional percussionist will join Ara to enhance this musical experience Please click here to register

HISTORY OF BELLY DANCING

Special Performance with Ziva Lynn on Tuesday, March 28 at 1:30 p.m.

Take a journey into the world of Raks Sharqi, known as Belly Dance Join us for a brief historical seminar on this amazing dance form and then witness its beauty, as Ziva performs a traditional set We will end with an audience participation exercise that will be sure to put a smile on every face. Please click here to register.

IRAN'S CULTURE

Professor Setareh Ghoreishi, Oakland University on March 30 at 6:00 p.m.

Persia, today’s Iran, has one of the oldest, richest and most influential art histories in the world. Dating back to 550 BCE, about 2500 years ago, this country’s rich and distinctive cultural and social lineage has influenced literature, music, dance, architecture and so much more. Few countries enjoy as long of a cultural heritage as Iran, and despite political, religious and historic changes, Iranians maintain a deep connection to their traditions and festivals. Join Professor and artist Setareh Ghoreishi as she introduces you to Persian cultural history and current Iran. Presented through her own work, she explores the cross cultural relationship of language interactions and Persian visual elements Please click here to register

Next proudly serves the growing 50 plus population in our community. Next is located at 2121 Midvale Street in Birmingham. Contact Next at (248) 2035270, visit www.BirminghamNext.org or like Next on Facebook

As a reminder, Next also offers support services that focus on allowing older adults to live independently and age in place. Our comprehensive Support Service Department provides transportation services, nutritional support, minor home repair and yard maintenance service to qualified residents, information and referrals, and much, much more. We are here to help!

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

GOLF COURSES OPENING SOON, EARLY SIGN UP BONUS

Spring is almost here, and you know what that means the reopening of Birmingham’s golf courses! Lincoln Hills Golf Course is offering an early sign-up bonus. Residents will receive a complimentary round of golf and non-residents will receive a $25 discount. Visit the Lincoln Hills Clubhouse, located at 2666 West 14 Mile Road, Monday – Friday, March 20 – 24 and March 27 – 31 from 10:00 a m – 6:00 p m to sign up For more information, contact (248) 530-1670.

"WELCOME BACK MEMBERS" EVENT

SUNDAY, APRIL 23 AT LINCOLN HILLS

Join us for a fun "welcome back" event, as we kick off the season! Shotgun start at 5:00 p.m. with an awards dinner to follow. Registration begins April 1. Contact the Lincoln Hills Clubhouse at (248) 530-1670 to register.

CINCO DE MAYO GOLF EVENT

THURSDAY, MAY 5TH AT LINCOLN HILLS

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Lincoln Hills! The event begins with a shotgun start at 5:00 p m with an awards dinner to follow. Registration begins April 1. Contact the Lincoln Hills Clubhouse at (248) 530-1670 to register.

SAVE THE DATE: JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM REGISTRATION

SATURDAY, MAY 6

Registration for the Junior Golf Program begins Saturday, May 6. Residents and Members can register starting at 9:00 a.m. and will receive special pricing until 11:00 a.m. Registration opens at 11:30 a.m. to the public. For program information, visit golfbirmingham.org/junior-golfprogram or call (248) 530-1670

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

SPRING STROLL EVENT BIRMINGHAM SHOPPING DISTRICT

Register to participate in the free Spring Stroll event featuring local retailers, with special giveaways! The event will take place throughout downtown Birmingham on Saturday, April 15 from 11:00 a m and 2:00 p m , with staggered start times. Attendees are invited to visit participating retailers, collect giveaways and complete an activity sheet. Completed activity sheets may be returned to the event check-in for a prize, and will be displayed around town

Find more information and register at ALLINBirmingham.com/events. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news and events downtown!

VOTE FOR DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM AS BEST SHOPPING DISTRICT IN OAKLAND COUNTY!

The Birmingham Shopping District is nominated as one of the Top 5 BEST SHOPPING DISTRICTS throughout all of Oakland county, in the Oakland Press' BEST OF THE BEST Reader's Choice Awards! Support your local shops, restaurants and businesses in downtown Birmingham by voting for the Birmingham Shopping district, starting March 5.

Vote online here from March 5 - March 16, 2023

For more information on the Birmingham Shopping District, visit www.ALLINBirmingham.com. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news and events downtown!

NEW BUSINESSES

CB2

100 NORTH OLD WOODWARD AVENUE

CB2 Birmingham is now open at 100 North Old Woodward Avenue, in the heart of the Birmingham Shopping District. CB2 Birmingham is the only CB2 location in Michigan! CB2 offers on-trend furniture and contemporary décor for every space in your home. Exclusive collaborations with brands, designers and celebrities, ensures CB2's selection always has something new and exciting.

Find out more at www.cb2.com and stop by 100 North Old Woodward Avenue!

CHRYSALIS COUTURE

554 NORTH OLD WOODWARD AVENUE

Designer Mira Bedi launched Chrysalis Fashions in 2006, that propagated a message to the genesis of the young generation, "emerge the beautiful you". Visit her new, specialized boutique and its creations of Indo-Western clothing. Find out more at www chrysaliscollections com

SUGARING NYC

34110 WOODWARD AVENUE

Sugaring NYC Birmingham’s licensed estheticians are ready to help you with all your hair removal needs! Sugaring NYC makes their sugaring paste in small batches at their US-based facility and uses 100% organic ingredients: organic sugar, purified water and organic lemon extract Find out more at www sugaringnyc com

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