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FROM THE DESK OF THE MAYOR

Riverview’s Future Is in Our Hands My fellow Riverview residents, This November, you will have an important opportunity to help shape the future of our beautiful city. Two proposals will appear on the ballot: a ANDREW road bond to improve neighborhood SWIFT streets and related water infrastructure, and authorization for the City to consider the sale of approximately 72 acres of the 248.5-acre Riverview Highlands property for residential redevelopment, a community park, and a reconfigured 18-hole championship golf course.

These proposals are separate, but they share one purpose: preparing Riverview for a strong, stable, and successful future. Our residents have always taken pride in this community, and the thoughtful questions asked during our two town halls showed just how deeply people care about Riverview. I am grateful to everyone who attended, submitted questions, or took time to learn more.

The road proposal would authorize the City to issue up to $10 million in bonds over no more than 10 years for road reconstruction and related improvements, including necessary water-main replacement.

Riverview’s previous road millage expired in 2025, but our streets continue to age.

A dedicated program allows the City to plan improvements over several years, coordinate road and water work, and protect residents’ investment by replacing failing infrastructure before a newly rebuilt road must be opened again.

The Riverview Highlands Golf Course redevelopment proposal is an exciting opportunity to strengthen Riverview and create a positive impact throughout the entire Downriver area. Quality new housing would welcome new families, expand the tax base, support nearby restaurants and businesses, and add momentum to broader economic development.

The concept preserves Riverview Highlands as an 18hole championship golf course, adds a community park and walking opportunities, and could provide clean soil needed for the eventual closure of the landfill, potentially avoiding millions of dollars in future costs. It can help Riverview transition from decades of reliance on landfill revenue toward a more diverse and sustainable financial future.

Questions Residents Asked Most Often What would the road bond cost?

The estimated average annual rate is approximately 2.5229 mills. For a home with a taxable value of $100,000 - which is not the same as market value - the estimated annual cost would be about $252. A homeowner can estimate the cost by multiplying the property’s taxable value by approximately 0.0025229.

How will streets be selected?

The City uses pavement-condition information, including PASER ratings, together with water-main condition, traffic, public-safety access, engineering needs, project cost, and opportunities to coordinate grants or utility work. Not every street can be reconstructed at once, so work would be phased according to objective needs.

Why not pay for roads from the General Fund?

The General Fund supports police, fire, recreation, library services, administration, and other daily operations.

A road program of this size cannot be absorbed without placing those services or reserves under pressure. Bond proceeds are restricted to the purposes authorized by the ballot and cannot simply be redirected to unrelated expenses.

Does a yes vote on the Highlands proposal immediately sell the property or approve a developer?

No. It authorizes the City to begin a competitive public process. No developer has been selected. Proposals would still require careful financial, planning, engineering, environmental, and legal review, followed by City Council approval. The City would not be required to accept an inadequate offer or an unacceptable plan.

Are voters being asked to sell the entire golf course?

No. The proposal concerns approximately 72 acres and is designed to preserve an 18-hole championship golf course. The reconfigured course would remain an important recreational asset and a centerpiece of the new neighborhood.

What about traffic, wetlands, drainage, police, fire, schools, and utilities?

Those concerns were among the most frequently raised at both town halls. A ballot vote does not waive any requirement or approve a final site plan. Detailed traffic, environmental, stormwater, utility, and public-safety reviews would be required as a proposal is developed. The

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Would current taxpayers pay for the subdivision’s roads and utilities?

The road bond would not fund the new subdivision’s infrastructure. Responsibility for internal roads, water and sewer extensions, stormwater systems, sidewalks, landscaping, and traffic improvements would be addressed through the competitive proposal process and a development agreement. Protecting existing taxpayers would be a central City objective.

Why consider development now?

The landfill historically contributed millions of dollars each year toward City operations, but that revenue is declining as closure approaches and current proceeds are needed for closure and post-closure responsibilities. New residential investment can create recurring taxable value, support essential services, and strengthen the market for additional business investment. It is an opportunity not only for Riverview, but for all of Downriver.

Our Future, Our Voice No ballot proposal answers every future question on its own. The road schedule would continue to be guided by engineering and available funds, while the exact Highlands design, housing mix, purchase price, infrastructure responsibilities, safeguards, and construction timeline would be determined through later public processes. A yes vote would provide authority to move forward; it would not eliminate oversight, public review, or the City’s responsibility to secure terms that serve Riverview.

I remain very positive about Riverview’s future because our greatest strength has always been our people. These decisions belong to you, our residents. By studying the facts, asking good questions, and voting, you will play a major role in determining what kind of city we leave to our children and grandchildren.

Before casting your ballot, please watch the informational videos available on the City of Riverview website, the Official City of Riverview Facebook page, and the City of Riverview’s YouTube channel.

Learn the facts, share the information with your neighbors, and make your voice heard. Together, we can keep Riverview a beautiful, welcoming, and financially strong community for generations to come.

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News from the Riverview

RCHS Varsity Girls Golf Tees Off with Staff The Riverview Community High School varsity girls golf team brought school spirit to the beautiful greens of Riverview Highlands golf course on August 20th. The varsity team participated in the Wyandotte Invitational alongside a distinct group of guest golfers: members of their own school district’s leadership and faculty.

Joining the student athletes on the course were Riverview Superintendent Mr. JJ Hatzel, Athletic Director Mr. Derrick DiBrano, Coach Nolan Glime, and Social Studies teacher Mr. Lou Hicks.

Now in its third year, the annual event offers students a unique opportunity to compete alongside teachers and administrators who support them in

the classrooms and hallways every day. Teeing off in small groups, the student and staff pairings combined a competitive drive with lighthearted mentorship across 18 holes.

The RCHS varsity girls golf team continues its season this fall with league matches across the Downriver area.

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Community School District Riverview Students Gain Culinary Experience at Food and Wine Festival Over the summer, Emily Gross and Kaylee Morgenstern of Riverview Community High School and Ian Loos of Grosse Ile High School were invited to assist the culinary team at the Traverse City Food and Wine Festival from August 19 through August 23.

The students gained firsthand experience in high-end, large-volume catering while working alongside many award-winning Michigan chefs.

They also had the opportunity to assist celebrity chefs Andrew Zimmern, Aarti Sequeira, Ruth Reichl, and Afrim Pristine.

In addition to their culinary experience, the students attended a screening of Coldwater Kitchen and met several of the chefs featured in the film. The experience provided a unique opportunity to see the culinary industry from a professional perspective and learn what it took to work in a fastpaced, high-level event environment.

This incredible opportunity was offered through Michigan ProStart and the Michigan Hospitality Foundation.

Through their participation, Riverview student chefs gained valuable industry experience while representing their schools with professionalism and enthusiasm.

Their dedication, work ethic, and commitment to learning stood out throughout the event. Riverview School District was proud of the way these students represented their schools and demonstrated the professionalism and passion they brought to every aspect of the experience.

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One community, every day, From the Desk of Memorial Elementary Principal Erik Browe

WELCOME BACK MEMORIAL FAMILIES

We are thrilled to begin the 2026-2027 school year and cannot wait to welcome our students back for another year of learning, growth, friendship, and fun. We hope your summer was filled with special memories, and we are excited to partner with you in helping every child have a successful school year. At Memorial Elementary, we know that when families and schools work together, amazing things happen, and we look forward to creating many wonderful experiences for our students throughout the year. We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible Memorial PTC for funding and installing the new sidewalk along the entry drive. This wonderful addition helps make our campus safer and more accessible for students, families, and visitors, and we are grateful for their continued commitment to supporting Memorial Elementary.

Our PTC has already planned several exciting opportunities for families to connect and support our school community this fall.

Please mark your calendars for these upcoming events: SEPTEMBER September 15: Picture Day September 16: Dine for Dollars at Chipotle September 28: PTC Meeting (6:30 PM) September 28 - October 9: Kindness Fundraiser OCTOBER October 14: Dine for Dollars at Red Robin October 16: Trunk or Treat (6:00-7:30 PM) October 19-23: Book Fair October 21: Family Fun Night at United Skate October 22: Parent-Teacher Conferences & Early Release Day October 26: PTC Meeting (6:30 PM) October 26 - November 6: Texas Roadhouse Gift Card Fundraiser Thank you for being such an important part of the Memorial family. We can’t wait to see everyone!

It’s going to be a great year to be a Memorial Pirate!

Mr. Erik Browe Principal, Memorial Elementary School

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charting the course the Pirate way.

Adventure Awaits Concludes with Science & Discovery

Our final Adventure Awaits Summer Reading Program event was a wonderful success as Pirate families joined us for a morning of exploration with the Leslie Science & Nature Center. Families enjoyed

interactive STEM activities, hands-on learning, and up-close encounters with live reptiles and other animals.

A special thank you to RCSD teachers Megan Gwardinski and Brianna Niefert for planning

and leading all three summer reading events. Their hard work and dedication helped create memorable experiences that inspired learning, curiosity, and family engagement throughout the summer.

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A paw-tastic jigsaw challenge at Riverview’s Puzzle Night

The Riverview Veterans Memorial Library hosted a wonderful puppy-themed puzzle night Thursday, August 27 in the event room within the children’s book section.

Participants who registered early could join one of four teams to determine who could solve the cute, dog-filled puzzle the MADELINE fastest. Those 12 and above could register starting August 5.

MATOSH Groups were offered snacks and various refreshments to enjoy while they worked — and laughed — away.

This month’s puzzle featured an entertaining scene of dogs and kittens on a beach vacation, playing the acoustic guitar and piloting a yacht. The whole piece captured the essence of summer winding down and the fun of a late vacation.

The puzzle changes each meeting, with some meetings having different puzzles between groups, but this month’s challenge was consistent, with all players keeping their heads down and working hard.

Players were given almost three hours for this jigsaw challenge, with groups able to finish the puzzle receiving a small basket for their puzzle skills.

Harmless boasting could be heard among the teams as they worked together and caught up with each other after competing at the previous puzzle night meeting. The laid-back energy of the meeting felt welcoming and encouraging for the teams as well.

The Riverview Veterans Memorial Library hosts puzzle night bimonthly, with the next challenge set for October 22.

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Kiwanis of Riverview Brings Inclusive Swing to Memorial Park For generations, the Kiwanis of Riverview has worked to improve the lives of local families, especially the children of our community. From providing dictionaries to elementary students and supporting youth leadership programs to help families during the holidays, Kiwanis members have consistently looked for meaningful ways to ensure Riverview’s children feel supported, valued and included.

That tradition of service recently continued with the donation of a new adaptive swing at Memorial Park.

The idea began with Kiwanis Board Member Brenda Tuttle, who took time to visit several of Riverview’s neighborhood parks. While the parks offered many wonderful recreational opportunities, she noticed that, with the exception of Young Patriots Park, they lacked a swing specifically designed for children and individuals with special needs.

“Every child should be able to enjoy the simple experience of going to the park and swinging,” Tuttle said.

“When I realized that several of our parks did not have an adaptive swing, I felt this was something Kiwanis could help address. I was thrilled when the board immediately embraced the idea.”

Tuttle began researching companies that specialize in inclusive playground equipment. She also contacted Riverview Recreation Director Todd Dickman, who had been working with Play Environments Design on the new inclusive, ADA-compliant playground at Young Patriots Park.

Working with Dickman and Play Environments Design, Kiwanis selected and purchased an adaptive swing seat for Memorial Park. The specially

designed seat features a molded construction, high back, adjustable safety harness and a neutral body position to provide additional comfort and support.

The Kiwanis Board of Directors unanimously approved the project earlier this year. The board includes President Diane Kinlen, Treasurer Debbie Apkarian, Secretary Dr. David Grachek, Mayor Andrew Swift, Brenda Tuttle and Karen Pierson.

“This project reflects exactly what Kiwanis is about recognizing a need and working together to meet it,” Kinlen said. “We want every child and every family to feel welcome in Riverview’s parks. We are proud to provide something that makes Memorial Park more inclusive and gives more children the opportunity to enjoy it.”

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served Michigan communities since 1992, providing commercial playground equipment and related outdoor amenities for municipalities, schools, churches, daycare centers and other organizations. The company has installed hundreds of playground products throughout Michigan and works to ensure its projects comply with the state’s public playground safety requirements.

Its experience with inclusive recreational equipment made Play Environments Design an important partner in helping Kiwanis select a swing that would safely and comfortably accommodate those who need additional support.

Allen’s Trophy of Riverview also contributed to the project by producing and installing the acknowledgment recognizing the Kiwanis donation.

The adaptive swing was recently installed, and Kiwanis members gathered at Memorial Park to celebrate its completion. More than simply adding another piece of playground equipment, the swing provides children with special needs and their families with greater convenience, accessibility and the opportunity to participate alongside others.

“As mayor and as a proud member of the Kiwanis of Riverview, I am grateful to Brenda for recognizing this need and turning her concern into action,” Mayor Andrew Swift said. “A truly welcoming community considers the needs of every resident. This adaptive swing is a wonderful example of how a local service organization; city staff and community businesses can work together to make Riverview more inclusive for everyone.”

The project also demonstrates that meaningful community improvements often begin with one person asking a simple question: What is missing, and how can we help?

For the Kiwanis of Riverview, the answer has always centered on service, particularly service to children. The club welcomes community-minded individuals who would like to help continue this important work. Whether supporting local students, helping families in need or making Riverview’s public spaces more inclusive, there are many opportunities to make a difference.

The Kiwanis of Riverview meets at 6:15 p.m. on the first and fourth Thursdays of each month at Atria Kinghaven. Anyone interested in learning more or joining the club is encouraged to come or contact Kiwanis President Diane Kinlen at 734-283-4552.

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Riverview Volleyball Joins AP Summer Slam Riverview was proud to take part in Allen Park Volleyball’s 2nd Annual Outdoor Summer Slam on August 23, joining varsity teams from Allen Park, Carlson, SMCC, and Southgate for a full day of volleyball, community and fun.

The event brought the volleyball court onto the football field, creating a unique setting for six varsity matches throughout the afternoon and evening.

Riverview opened its day against Southgate before taking on Carlson later in the schedule.

Beyond the matches, players, families, and fans enjoyed a variety of activities throughout the day, including food, family fun and a 50/50 raffle.

The event also provided an opportunity for the participating schools and their communities to come together while supporting a great cause.

Although rain eventually cut the evening portion of the event short, it didn’t take away from the excitement and memories made throughout the day. Proceeds from the Summer Slam benefited the Fredi the Pizzaman Foundation and Penrickton Center for Blind Children.

Riverview was proud to represent its community and be part of an event that brought Downriver volleyball programs together for competition, camaraderie and giving back.

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Fall sports are well underway for Riverview High School and Gabriel Richard, with varsity teams beginning their seasons and preparing for a busy slate of competition throughout September and October.

Below is the remaining schedule for each school’s varsity fall sports. All schedules were pulled from the Michigan High School Athletic Association website. Check there throughout the season for updates and results.

RIVERVIEW COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS FOOTBALL 9/18 | 7 p.m. | vs. Monroe Jefferson 9/25 | 7 p.m. | vs. New Boston Huron 10/2 | 7 p.m. | @ Flat Rock 10/9 | 7 p.m. | vs. Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 10/16 | 7 p.m. | @ Grosse Ile 10/23 | 7 p.m. | @ Madison Heights Lamphere GIRLS GOLF 9/14 | 3 p.m. | vs. Grosse Ile 9/17 | 3 p.m. | @ Flat Rock 9/21 | 3 p.m. | vs. Carleton Airport BOYS SOCCER 9/11 | 6 p.m. | @ New Boston Huron 9/14 | 6 p.m. | vs. Carleton Airport 9/16 | 6 p.m. | @ Flat Rock 9/19 | 9 a.m. | vs. Monroe Invitational 9/21 | 6 p.m. | @ Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 9/24 | 6 p.m. | vs. Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 9/28 | 6 p.m. | vs. TBD 9/30 | 6 p.m. | vs. TBD 10/5 | 6 p.m. | vs. TBD 10/7 | 6 p.m. | vs. Gabriel Richard 10/8 | 6 p.m. | vs. Allen Park Cabrini 10/12 | 6 p.m. | @ Brownstown Woodhaven GIRLS SWIM & DIVE 9/11 | 5 p.m. | @ TBD 9/12 | 10:30 a.m. | @ TBD 9/15 | 6 p.m. | @ Grosse Ile 9/22 | 6 p.m. | vs. Flat Rock 9/23 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD 9/26 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD 9/29 | 6 p.m. | @ Dundee 9/30 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD 10/3 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD 10/6 | 6 p.m. | @ Milan 10/9 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD 10/10 | 12 p.m. | @ TBD 10/13 | 6 p.m. | vs. New Boston Huron 10/22 | 6 p.m. | @ TBD 10/29 | 5:30 p.m. | vs. Flat Rock 10/30 | 4:30 p.m. | vs. Flat Rock 10/31 | 10 a.m. | vs. Flat Rock 11/9 | 5 p.m. | @ TBD 11/14 | 10:30 a.m. | @ TBD BOYS TENNIS 9/10 | 4 p.m. | vs. Grosse Ile 9/14 | 4 p.m. | @ Brownstown Woodhaven 9/16 | 4 p.m. | @ Gibraltar Carlson 9/17 | 4 p.m. | vs. Milan 9/21 | 4 p.m. | vs. Dearborn Divine Child

9/22 | 3 p.m. | @ Carleton Airport 9/24 | 3 p.m. | @ Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 10/1 | 8 p.m. | @ Huron League Invitational 10/3 | 12:05 a.m. | @ TBD GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 9/12 | 7 p.m. | @ Wyandotte Roosevelt 9/14 | 7 p.m. | @ Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 9/16 | 7 p.m. | vs. Grosse Ile 9/21 | 7 p.m. | @ Flat Rock 9/23 | 7 p.m. | @ Carleton Airport 9/28 | 7 p.m. | vs. Milan 9/30 | 7 p.m. | vs. New Boston Huron 10/5 | 7 p.m. | vs. TBD 10/7 | 7 p.m. | vs. TBD 10/14 | 7 p.m. | vs. TBD 10/21 | 6 p.m. | @ Carleton Airport 10/24 | 8 a.m. | @ TBD 10/27 | 5 p.m. | @ Quad Scrimmage 10/29 | 5:30 p.m. | @ Allen Park

GABRIEL RICHARD CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER 9/10 | 4:30 p.m. | @ Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 9/12 | 9 a.m. | @ Airport Invitational 9/15 | 5 p.m. | @ Detroit Cristo Rey 9/17 | 5 p.m. | @ Jackson Lumen Christi 9/22 | 5 p.m. | @ Allen Park Cabrini 9/24 | 6 p.m. | vs. Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 9/29 | 5 p.m. | vs. Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 9/29 | 5:30 p.m. | vs. Jackson Lumen Christi 10/1 | 5 p.m. | vs. Detroit Cristo Rey 10/7 | 6 p.m. | @ Riverview 10/12 | 7 p.m. | @ Lincoln Park GIRLS SWIM & DIVE 9/22 | 6 p.m. | @ Farmington Hills Mercy 10/27 | 12:01 a.m. | @ Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 10/29 | 6 p.m. | vs. Dearborn Divine Child 10/29 | 6:30 p.m. | @ Ann Arbor Greenhills BOYS TENNIS 9/10 | 4 p.m. | vs. Jackson Lumen Christi 9/10 | 4:30 p.m. | vs. Dearborn Divine Child 9/17 | 4 p.m. | vs. West Bloomfield FJA 9/22 | 5 p.m. | @ Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 9/26 | 4 p.m. | @ Trenton GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 9/10 | 6:30 p.m. | @ Ann Arbor Greenhills 9/12 | 8:30 a.m. | @ Wyandotte Varsity VB Invite 9/16 | 6 p.m. | vs. Madison Heights Bishop Foley 9/19 | 12:05 a.m. | @ Our Lady of the Lakes Tournament 9/24 | 6:30 p.m. | @ Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 9/30 | 6 p.m. | vs. Allen Park Cabrini 10/24 | 8 a.m. | @ News Herald Invitational 10/27 | 6 p.m. | @ Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 10/31 | 12:05 a.m. | @ Jefferson Invitational

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Digging Into the 2026 RCSD School Bond Proposal In the upcoming November 3 election, Riverview Community School District residents will have the opportunity to consider whether to approve a school bond proposal. If approved by voters, the proposal would provide funding for district-wide facility improvements while maintaining a zero mill increase over the current debt millage rate.

The proposed projects were identified through the district’s Strategic Plan, the 2025 Facility Assessment and input from stakeholders. Together, these sources helped the district identify which projects and building needs are considered the highest priorities.

For many Riverview students and families, these buildings have been part of the community for generations. However, the district’s school buildings were constructed decades ago. Forest Elementary was built in 1973, Memorial Elementary in 1956, Huntington Elementary in 1959, Seitz Middle School in 1960 and Riverview Community High School in 1955. This means the district’s facilities range from more than 50 to more than 70 years old.

With buildings of this age, the district has identified a number of infrastructure and building system needs that require renovation or improvement. These include areas such as heating and cooling systems, roof replacements and security systems. Addressing these needs would help maintain safe, secure and functional learning environments for students throughout the district.

One of the key details of the upcoming proposal is its zero-millage rate increase. If approved, the bond would result in no tax rate increase over Riverview’s current school debt tax rate. The bond proceeds would be legally restricted to facility improvements across the district, rather than being used for general school operations.

Those improvements would include projects such as modernizing classrooms, updating building security and replacing aging mechanical systems. Under Michigan law, bond proceeds cannot be used for employee salaries, employee benefits, routine operating expenses or instructional programming costs.

As voters consider the proposal this November, understanding where the district’s buildings stand today — and what facility needs have been identified — provides important context for what the bond would address. The proposal focuses on long-term improvements to the district’s existing buildings while maintaining the current school debt tax rate.

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In an age of search engines, smartphones and voice assistants, it may be tempting to think a printed dictionary has outlived its usefulness. Spend a few minutes with a third grader receiving a dictionary of their very own, however, and you will see something different: curiosity, excitement and the confidence that comes from having a trusted learning tool right at their fingertips.

That is why the Kiwanis of Riverview Dictionary Program remains one of our club’s most meaningful annual traditions. Since 2007, with the generous help of local businesses and community supporters, Kiwanis has distributed 4,856 dictionaries to third-grade students in Riverview schools. This fall, they hope to continue that promise once again.

Third grade is an especially important time in a child’s education. It is often described as the point when students begin moving from learning to read toward reading to learn. A dictionary helps children meet new words independently, learning spelling, pronunciation, meaning, and usage while building vocabulary for reading, writing and classroom discussion.

A printed dictionary also offers benefits that a quick online search cannot fully replace. It is always available, requires no device or internet connection, contains no advertisements or distracting notifications, and encourages a child to slow down and explore. One word often leads to another, turning a simple homework question into discovery—and discovery into a lasting love of words.

The Dictionary Project notes that a dictionary may be the first reference book a student personally owns. That ownership matters. The child can keep it nearby at school, take it home, write their name in it and return to it again and again. More than a book, it becomes a dependable companion and a quiet invitation to be resourceful: “I can find the answer. I can learn this word. I can understand.”

“When a child opens a dictionary, they are not simply looking up a word—they are learning how to seek knowledge for

themselves. That confidence is exactly what Kiwanis wants to nurture.” Said Diane Kinlen, President, Kiwanis of Riverview.

Kinlen calls the program an investment that families can see and children can hold. “There is something powerful about placing a book directly into a young person’s hands and saying, ‘This belongs to you,’” Kinlen said. “Our members look forward to distribution day because the students’ enthusiasm reminds us why this project is worth doing year after year.”

As a longtime Kiwanian and Mayor, Andy Swift has seen many community programs make a difference, but this one is wonderfully direct. “Every contribution becomes part of a child’s education,” he said. “When Riverview businesses, organizations and residents support this program, they send our students a clear message: your learning matters, your potential matters, and your community believes in you.”

The goal for the 2026 program is to raise $1,400 to cover the cost of the dictionaries, scheduled for distribution in early October. Donations of any amount are sincerely appreciated.

Supporters contributing at least $75 may have their name or company name listed in the front of every dictionary distributed. A contribution of at least $100 also includes a 5-by-5-inch supporter decal for display at a business, along with recognition inside the dictionaries.

To be included on the 2026 sponsor list, donations must be received by Wednesday, September 23. Checks or money orders may be made payable to Kiwanis of Riverview—Dictionary Project and mailed to P.O. Box 2057, Riverview, MI 48193.

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CITY OF RIVERVIEW, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES HELD ON MONDAY JULY 20, 2026 The Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m.

Presiding: Mayor Pro-Tempore Williams Present: Councilmembers Clark, Gunaga, ONeil, Webb, Williams, Pray, Webb Excused: Mayor Swift Also Present: Various Department Heads, Attorney Pentiuk.

Approved Minutes of Regular Meeting of July 6, 2026, and the condensed version for publication, be approved by unanimous vote.

Mayor Pro Tempore offered public comments.

Approve Organizational Business as follows by unanimous vote: Reappointment one member to the City Library Commission.

Approve Administration as follows by unanimous vote: Approve Purchase of New Police Car: 2026 Ford Explorer Utility AWD – Police Waive Bidding Process and Authorize Execution of Agreement for the Pavement Rehabilitation and Subgrade Stabilization on Parke East from Sibley Road up to the Cul-De-Sac with Tristar Stab Teck in the amount of $29,000.00 plus 10% Contingency in the amount of $2,900.00 for a total amount of $31,900.00, and agree that Tristar Stab Teck Rehabilitate the Cul-De-Sac Pavement at their own cost in the amount of approximately $3,000.00, to also authorize engineering fees in the amount not to exceed $2,100.00 for contract administration and inspection, subject to approval by the City Attorney - Department Of Public Works.

File and Accept the attached Investment Report and Estimated and Actual Revenues and Expenditures to date; for City ff Riverview, period ending 06/30/2026 – Finance. Approve Resolution as follows by unanimous vote: Approve Resolution Submitting Bond Proposal at the Election to be held on November 3, 2026– Finance.

Approve Other Business as follows, by unanimous vote.

Establishment of a Colin Swift Memorial at the Fishing Pier at the Young Patriot Park Reflection Pond.

Adjourned Meeting at 7:44 p.m. by unanimous vote.

DETAILED MINUTES/ORDINANCES AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK. Scott Williams, Mayor Pro Tempore Cherry L. Lawson, City Clerk CITY OF RIVERVIEW, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES HELD ON MONDAY, AUGUST 03, 2026 The Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m.

Presiding: Mayor Swift Present: Councilmembers Clark, Gunaga, ONeil, Webb, Williams, Webb Excused: Councilmember Pray Also Present: Various Department Heads, Attorney Mike Hurley Approved Minutes of Regular Meeting of July 20, 2026, and the condensed version for publication, be approved by unanimous vote.

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Approve Organizational Business as follows by unanimous vote: Appoint one member to the City Planning Commission.

Approve Consent Agenda as follows by unanimous vote: Approve Special Events Application from Riverview Neighborhood Watch for a National Night Out Event using Young Patriots Park on August 4, 2026 – Recreation.

Approve Resolution as follows by unanimous vote: Approve Resolution Proposed Ballot Language to Publicly Sell 80 Acres of the City of Riverview’s Highlands Golf Course Property to the Highest Qualified Bidder for the Development of a Community Park and Residential Housing – City Manager / City Attorney Approve Other Business as follows, None.

Adjourned Meeting at 7:12 p.m. by unanimous vote.

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