We are experiencing difficulties with the phone system The City can be reached by calling the temporary phone numbers listed below. Please use these numbers until Thursday, October 6, 2022 If you need emergency assistance, please continue to dial 911
City Hall Main Line: (248) 430 4074
Fire Dept. Non Emergency: (248) 430 4085
Police Non Emergency: (248) 430 4050 Dept of Public Services: (248) 430-4246
Community Development: (248) 430 4176
Clerk's Office: (248) 430 4187
Birmingham Shopping District: (248) 430 4185
Engineering Department: (248) 430 4229
It's time to vote for the cover of the 2023 city calendar!
Photographers of all ages submitted photos for this contest and there are many beautiful images to choose from. Cast your vote by Friday, October 14 at https://engage.bhamgov.org/2023 calendar cover contest/survey tools/vote for the 2022 calendar cover
We are pleased to feature Assistant Fire Chief Matt Bartalino in this month's meet the staff video. Assistant Chief Bartalino has worked for the Birmingham Fire Department since 2003 and is often hard at work behind the scenes. Follow this link to learn more about him and plans for the upcoming Birmingham Fire Department Open House event on Saturday, October 8 from 1 p.m. 4 p.m.
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
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 in person 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.
The City continues to recommend the public wear masks while attending City meetings All City employees, commissioners, and board members must wear a mask during meetings because adequate ventilation cannot be maintained. This is to ensure the continuity of government is not affected by an exposure to COVID 19 that can be prevented by wearing a mask The City continues to provide KN-95 respirators and triple layered masks for all in person meeting attendees.
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/participa te.
Visit www.bhamgov.org/contacts to view a list of department contact numbers for services needed.
You may also watch many City meetings on your local cable access channel and by web streaming on the City's Vimeo channel
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.
Leaf blowers and sustainability initiatives will be discussed at the City Commission workshop on Monday, October 3 at 6 p.m., immediately before the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting.
Residents are encouraged to attend the workshop to gain a better understanding of topics and projects considered by the City Commission The Mayor will call for public comment at the end of each workshop to ensure the City Commission has as much time as possible throughout the workshop to learn, explore, discuss and hear community input as well.
Workshop agendas will be available each Thursday preceding the meetings at www.bhamgov.org/commissionagendas.
There’s still time to share your feedback at a Strategic Planning workshop in person on Tuesday, October 11 at 7 p m in the Baldwin Public Library’s Rotary Room (lower level) The community may watch the workshop on the local cable access channel and by web streaming on the City's Vimeo channel. Virtual participation will not be available. Following a comprehensive evaluation of the city and community, the resulting plan, expected to be complete this fall, will include strategic goals to direct the city’s efforts and resources toward a clearly defined vision for its future.
For streets with curbs only, simply rake your leaves into the street immediately next to the curb the weekend prior to your street’s designated pickup week. Please note the city is divided into two zones (see map below). Leaves remaining after the final collection week, November 28 December 2, must be bagged in accordance with the below instructions for uncurbed streets.
Residents living on uncurbed streets must place their leaves in containers for pickup and may use the following containers:
Brown paper yard waste bags, 30 gallon size, found at most hardware stores. Rigid 35 gallon containers that contain Birmingham's yard waste decal Decals can be obtained at the Department of Public Services, 851 S. Eton Road or the Clerk's office, located at City Hall, 151 Martin Street.
Place approved containers curbside by 7:00 a.m. on your trash day. Yard waste is collected each year until the third Friday in December. For more information, please visit www bhamgov org/leaves
Learn and ask questions about Parks and Recreation Bond projects at the Parks and Recreation Board meeting on Tuesday, October 11 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Department of Public Services, located at 851 South Eton. Topics on the agenda include:
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
We are thrilled to invite you to visit Adams Park, now open for play! Features such as benches and litter/recycling receptacles are coming soon (temporary receptacles are in place). Virtually tour the new park at www.bhamgov.org/adamsparktour. Information on a ribbon cutting/grand opening will be communicated soon!
If you would like to donate to this project, there's still time! Donations in any denomination are welcome and much appreciated Donors who contribute $1,000 or more by October 15, 2022 will be recognized on a plaque installed in the park near the pergola. Visit www.bhamgov.org/donate for more information and to contribute.
A consultant has been engaged to begin designs for potential Rouge River Trail Corridor improvements, including:
Addition of trail entry identifiers
Improvements to trail connectivity, including confidence markers and signage
Addition of new trail
Boardwalks
Accessible view sites
Bridges
Concept plans will be shared and we will garner public input at an upcoming Parks and Recreation Board Meeting Stay tuned for updates!
Over the past several years, cities, villages and townships throughout Oakland County have been receiving an increasing number of calls and emails from residents regarding deer concerns As a resident of Oakland County, we would greatly appreciate your input on this important community issue. Please take a minute to complete this short survey before November 11, 2022. Thank you in advance for your time and feedback.
Outdoor adventure awaits at the Birmingham Skate Park, open daily from 8:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Located in Kenning Park just east of the Birmingham Ice Sports Arena, the Skate Park is a great place for some free, fast paced fun! Bring your skateboards, in line skates or scooters (sorry, no bikes allowed), and test your skills on the ramps and obstacles, with varying degrees of difficulty. All ages and abilities are welcome, so be sure to check it out! View the Skate Park Rules prior to visiting.
For more information on all Birmingham parks, visit www.bhamgov.org/parks.
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect with the potential to affect over 70 plant species in Michigan Plants at risk include some species of hardwood trees and important agricultural crops like grapes, applies and hops.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is working with Oakland County to limit the spread of spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) Last month, the U S Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed a small population of spotted lanternfly in Pontiac You can help protect Michigan resources from this pest by looking for and reporting spotted lanternfly.
What can you do?
Check your vehicle: Before leaving a parking lot or work site, inspect vehicles for spotted lanternfly eggs or insects. Check doors, sides, bumpers, wheel wells, grills, and roofs. If found, destroy any eggs or insects you find.
Park with windows closed: The spotted lanternfly and its nymphs can enter vehicles unsuspectedly. When parked, make sure to keep windows closed.
Remove and destroy pests: Crush nymphs and adult insects Scrape egg masses into a plastic bag containing hand sanitizer or rubbing alcohol to kill them.
Report sightings: Use the Eyes in the Field online system to submit reports. Photos are necessary to verify a report and to aid in identification.
Learn more at Michigan gov/SpottedLanternfly
The City Clerk will hold office hours on Saturday, November 5, 2022 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. for voting related purposes. On this day, a section of meters in front of City Hall will be reserved for free parking for voting relatedpurposes.
Residents can register to vote online at mi.gov/vote or www.expressSOS.com, by mail or at any Secretary of StatebranchofficeuntiltheendofthedayonOctober24(15daysbeforetheNovember8generalelection).
Voter registration applications are also available online at bhamgov.org/voting or in the clerk’s office. From October 25 until 8 p.m. Election Day, voter registrations must take place in person at the City Clerk’s office. Formoreinformationonvotingregistrationgoto bhamgov.org/voting.
In late September, absentee ballots were mailed to voters who have an application on file at the Clerk’s Office. If something has changed since you submitted your absentee ballot application, or if you have any questionspleaselettheCityClerk’sOfficeknowsowecanhelp.
Registered voters who have not applied for an absentee ballot can still request one for November. You can do this online at mi.gov/vote, or with a signed application returned to the City Clerk’s Office in person, by post mail, in a City Hall dropbox or to elections@bhamgov.org. After 5 p.m. on November 4, you can only obtainanabsenteeballotin-personattheclerk’soffice.
Did you know you can pick up your absentee ballot at the Clerk’s Office during business hours? After you receive your ballot, you can choose to complete and return your ballot to the Clerk’s Office all at once, or you can take your ballot home to fill out and return before 8 p.m. on Election Day. Voters can only pick up theirownballot,andaphotoIDordriver'slicenseisrequiredtoreceiveyourballotinperson.
Voters who will be out of the United States for the 2022 elections can submit a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) to obtain an absent voter ballot by email, fax or regular mail. This application must be completed every year in which a voter will be outside the United States for an election. You can find the applicationandadditionalinformationat www.fvap.gov.
You can check your voter information, register for an absentee ballot, identify your precinct, district and moreat mi.gov/vote.Thedeadlinetoregisterforanabsenteeballotis5p.m.theFridaybeforetheelection.
Clerks across Oakland County have observed a trend of voters spoiling their absentee ballot on election day to vote in person. Voters intending to vote in person should not request an official absentee ballot from the clerk'soffice.Voterswishingtoviewasampleballotbeforeelectiondaycandosoinanumberofways:
Mi.gov/vote allowsvoterstolookupandviewasampleballot.
The Clerk's Office will have sample ballots available for viewing. Call (248) 530-1880, email elections@bhamgov.org, orstopbyourofficeandwewillbehappytohelpyou!
Voters can use the district numbers on their voter ID card along with the official candidate and proposal listson oakgov.com/elections todeterminewhatwillbeontheirballot.
The City Clerk's Office is already very busy preparing for the November 8, 2022 election! We would like to thank all Election Inspectors who help to maintain Birmingham's excellent track record of managing voting precincts that are calm, safe, efficient and accurate. We are grateful for their service to the community!
If you are interested in becoming an Election Inspector for the upcoming November 8 election, training sessions are now being offered! Visit this link to view training session dates and complete the necessary information. Please take your time and complete the form in its entirety.
Please contact the Clerk's Office at elections@bhamgov.org or (248) 530 1880 with any questions.
On November 8, 2022, Birmingham residents will vote on a proposed amendment to the City’s charter language. Visit www.bhamgov.org/charteramendment to view questions and answers regarding the proposed amendment, and ballot language
On September 13, 2022, Captain Scott Grewe was one of 234 law enforcement officers to graduate from the 283rd session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Internationally known for its academy excellence, the National Academy offers 10 weeks of advanced communication, leadership and fitness training. Selected participants must have proven records as professionals within their agencies. The class included members of law enforcement agencies from 21 countries, five military organizations, and five federal civilian organizations.
A total of 53,670 graduates have completed the FBI National Academy since it began in 1935 The National Academy is held at the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, the same facility where the FBI trains its new special agents and intelligence analysts. When asked about his experience at the academy, Captain Grewe stated, “I am extremely grateful for having the opportunity to train with the top law enforcement leaders from around the world and I’m looking forward to bringing the education and experience gained back to the Birmingham Police Department."
Captain Grewe has served our community for 23 years and is currently in charge of the patrol division of Birmingham Police Department He is second in command under Chief Mark Clemence Congratulations to Captain Grewe on his graduation from the prestigious FBI National Academy!
We are now in the home stretch! We thank you for your patience as we work toward completion of this important project. Infrastructure work including water and sewer upgrades and connections are complete. Concrete work continues on road surfaces and the streetscape, including sidewalks, planters and other decorative features. The contractor is currently on track to open the roadway and sidewalks by the end of this month, weather permitting. Some landscaping and streetscape elements may continue to be installed throughout November.
Sign up for weekly project updates via email at bhamgov.org/enews.
Text updates for businesses within the construction zone: Simply text PHASE3 (all caps, no spaces) to 91896. After the initial keyword is sent, you will receive a confirmation message asking you to reply YES to verify opt in.
Visit www.bhamgov.org/oldwoodwardphase3
Pierce Street (333 Pierce Street) and Peabody Street (222 Peabody Street) municipal structures: Free 2 hour parking on weekdays and free parking on weekends!
Free 2 hour parking at 690 South Old Woodward (former Don Thomas Sporthaus lot). Free 2 Hour on street parking at: Bowers Street (east of South Old Woodward Avenue, on the north and south sides of Bowers Street), Frank Street (west of South Old Woodward Avenue, south side of Frank Street) and Hazel Street (east of South Old Woodward Avenue, south side of Hazel Street).
The City started the annual sidewalk repair program toward the end of September This program includes ADA ramps in the downtown area, a new sidewalk along Oak Avenue, and sidewalk repairs between Southfield Road to Cranbrook Road and Maple Road to 14 Mile Road.
The contractor will continue eliminating trip hazards along sidewalks in October.
Work continues on the verification of existing water service material as part of the Lead and Copper Rule, with work continuing through the end of October.
Building on September’s newsletter article about reducing consumption and minimizing waste as an integral part of a sustainability strategy, a logical first step is to evaluate and minimize paper usage and waste. In general, paper is part of our everyday lives and we should use it wisely. We may not always consider that paper production, distribution, use, and disposal require a large amount of energy and raw materials
According to the nonprofit StopWaste, of all trees harvested for industrial use, 42% go to making paper. In addition, the pulp and paper industry is also the largest industrial user of water, the biggest water polluter, and the third largest emitter of global warming pollution in most industrialized nations. With careful planning and good communication, and the multitude of tools available to us in this digital age, printing should be a last resort.
If you have to print, only print pages you need, print double sided (and set your printer to do this by default), and print in black and white wherever possible And remember, the most effective way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place.
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.
Pet licenses are required for puppies and kittens four months old and up, and expire with the expiration of your pet’s rabies vaccination. Pet licenses may be purchased online at www.bhamgov.org/petlicense, by mail or in person at the Clerk’s Office. You’ll need to provide a photo or copy of your proof of residency, your pet’s valid rabies certificate and a check (if not paying online ) Visit www bhamgov org/pets or call the Clerk's Office at (248) 530 1880 for more information.
All dogs and cats four months old and up must have a license
Beyond the premises of its owner, all dogs must be on a leash and under reasonable control at all times
Owners cannot allow animals to deposit fecal matter in any place other than the premises where the animal is harbored or kept, unless it is immediately collected and removed. Pet waste should be disposed of in your own garbage container, not the containers of others, or your yard waste bin.
No person shall harbor or keep any dog which, by loud or frequent or habitual barking, yelping or howling, causes a serious annoyance to the neighborhood, or to people passing on the street
With the upcoming election, it's a good time to review the city's sign ordinance. The City Clerk’s Office advises anyone placing signs in the city to refer to the sign ordinance. Please pay special attention to the following sections:
1.03 Sign Requirements
1.06 Temporary Business Sign Standards
1.09 Temporary Residential Sign Standards
For more information, contact the City Clerk's office at (248) 530-1880
Fall for your Library this month! October is a big month, with a DIA docent presentation on Van Gogh in America, the After Hours Ghost Walk, a new class with the staff of the Idea Lab, the musical stylings of the Boogie Woogie Kid, a session on Michigan’s Most Haunted places, plus much more! Find details at baldwinlib.org/calendar.
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 us Halloween weekend for some scary good deals!
Friday, October 28, 6 - 8 p m
Friends members only (memberships available at the door)
Saturday, October 29, 10 a.m. 4 p.m.
Sunday, October 30, 12 4 p m Half price day!
Monday, October 31, 10 a.m. noon. Buy a bag for $5, stuff it full!
Baldwin Public Library is located at 300 W. Merrill Street in Birmingham. For more information visit www.baldwinlib.org or call (248) 647 1700.
Visitors to the museum’s Hunter House might notice a fresh coat of paint on the interior walls. A recent analysis of the layers of paint on the oldest intact parts of the house revealed the colors on the walls during the mid 1800s. While we cannot definitively say what colors the Hunter family used when the house was built in 1822, we can attest that these colors were used shortly thereafter.
Stop on by and check it out for yourself! Do any colors surprise you?
The Birmingham Museum is open Tuesday Friday 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.
Take advantage of recreational and educational opportunities, or consider hosting your next party at the Birmingham Ice Sports Arena! Visit bhamgov org/icearena for the fall open skate schedule and more!
The Birmingham Ice Sports Arena offers Learn to Skate programs for ages three and up Registration for Session 2 begins October 17 at 8:00 a.m. and will continue through November 6 Classes begin the week of November 8 Skate rental is available Visit https://play.bhamgov.org/ to register online!
The Birmingham Ice Sports Arena is now offering a weekly small group class that will focus on exercises and education specific to the needs of the adult figure skater. Led by Alex Patterson Tichy, PT, DPT, SCS, this class will provide the opportunity to improve muscle activation and strength necessary to maintain proper stability, balance, posture and technique when skating. The class meets on Mondays from 10:00 10:50 a.m., October 3 November 7. Cost: $210. Materials: Yoga mat, athletic shoes and workout or skating clothing. For more information, email alex@sportsptcenter.com or call (248) 985 2200.
Host your next party at the Birmingham Ice Sports Arena! Parties include 1 hour of studio ice time, 1 hour of party room time and skate personnel Resident: $260, non-resident: $300
The Birmingham Ice Sports Arena is located at 2300 East Lincoln in Birmingham For questions about programs, contact Connie Folk at (248) 530 1642 or cfolk@bhamgov.org.
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The Birmingham Fire Department Open House event will return on Saturday, October 8, 2022 from 1 p m 4 p m at Fire Station 1, located at 572 South Adams Road During this family friendly interactive event, attendees will operate a fire hose, try on a fire coat, view live demonstrations and learn about fire safety.
Attendees will watch an EMS and vehicle extrication simulation with air bag deployments, along with HAZMAT apparatus and equipment The community will also enjoy an up-close look at emergency vehicles and see the City’s first water pumping fire truck from 1924. The Michigan State Police Bomb Squad and a Birmingham Police vehicle and officer will also be on site to display equipment and answer public safety questions.
Additional festivities include an inflatable obstacle course, face painting, a fire safety equipment raffle and more. Firehouse chili, hot dogs, treats and popcorn will also be served, courtesy of the Birmingham Fire Department For more information regarding the Open House event, contact the Birmingham Fire Department at (248) 530 1906 or visit www bhamgov org/fireopenhouse
Fire Prevention Week is observed each year during the second week in October in commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire, which began on October 8, 1871, causing devastating damage The Birmingham Fire Department reminds the community - if you have a fire, get out and stay out. Call 911! For fire safety and prevention information, CPR courses and other community education opportunities, visit www bhamgov org/fire
On September 17, the community gathered to commemorate the designation of the grave sites of Elijah Fish and George Taylor to the National Park Service's Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. The event included remarks by descendants of the honorees, and a walking tour to the grave sites at Greenwood Cemetery
We enjoyed honoring these two men and recognizing their lifelong struggles to bring an end to slavery in America, and their contributions to Birmingham's history. Follow this link to view a video about the event.
ELIJAH FISHElijah Fish was an anti slavery activist who co founded the Oakland County Anti Slavery Society with over 50 other nearby pioneer settlers even before Michigan had formed such a group. He brought nationally known lecturers and formerly enslaved abolitionist speakers to the small village of Birmingham, drawing crowds from all over the area in the years leading up to the Civil War to create awareness and promote anti slavery public policy. Fish, who was also a deacon in Birmingham's First Presbyterian Church, died in 1861 before seeing slavery finally abolished and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
In 1855, George Taylor, who was held as a slave in Kentucky, fled on foot by night after a public whipping, almost died of hunger and thirst, was hunted by dogs and narrowly escaped capture and re enslavement. After almost a month's journey, he finally reached Michigan and then made it to Canada by the Underground Railroad. Taylor returned to Birmingham after achieving freedom and became a farmer. He later purchased a house in Birmingham, becoming the first African American to own property here, and also helped found Birmingham's United Presbyterian Church George and his wife Eliza, also formerly enslaved, made their home here until they died in 1901 and 1902. They are buried together in Greenwood, but do not have grave markers Past public donations will make it possible to install a marker for them this fall
Join us on Sunday, October 30 from 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. for our End of the Season Celebration at the Birmingham Farmers Market! Enjoy live music, pumpkin decorating, hay bales, trick or treating and more, as we say farewell to another great season! Visitors are encouraged to wear costumes!
The market is located in Public Parking Lot 6 at 660 North Old Woodward Avenue. As always, parking is convenient and free every Sunday.
Visit www.ALLINBirmingham.com/FarmersMarket, Facebook @BIRMINGHAMFARMERSMARKET and Instagram @bhamfarmmkt
See what's new in the Birmingham Shopping District! Visit www.ALLINBirmingham.com for a list of restaurants, shops and more! Sign up for our enews and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to get the latest information on what's happening downtown.
Join us for the first ever Birmingham Art Walk! This strolling event will take place during the evening throughout downtown Birmingham. Participating Birmingham businesses will host an artist in their store and may offer special promotions, light refreshments and more! Visit www.ALLINBirmingham.com/events for details.
Mark your calendars for these events and more, starting next month! Check our Event Calendar, Sign up for enews and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to be the first to know about holiday happenings! Register for Santa visits and Santa walk starting November 1
November 26: Small Business Saturday and Santa Walk
Starting November 26: Appointments with Santa December 2 4: Winter Markt and Tree Lighting (Dec. 2) Weekends all season: Santa House and Carriage Rides
Birmingham’s Big Night Out (BBNO) is a special evening reminiscent of something you might see in an old movie but not get a chance to experience On October 20th the doors to the luxurious Daxton ballroom will open and Mark Randisi and the Motor City Jazz Orchestra will whisk you away to another time and place with timeless music made popular by such greats as Sinatra, Bennett, Crosby, Martin and more Net proceeds from this special evening will support Next’s future plans
Next proudly serves the growing 50 plus population in our community. Next is located at 2121 Midvale Street in Birmingham. Contact Next at (248) 203-5270, visit www.BirminghamNext.org or like Next on Facebook.
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