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The Plan provides a general overview of the City's pension/retirement, the historical and proposed funding for these plans, as well as analysis of the estimated benefit of issuing limited tax general obligation bonds.
During this Thanksgiving season, we wish you and those important to you a happy, healthy, and restful holiday!
CDC Thanksgiving Info
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has issued Thanksgiving celebration guidance for vulnerable populations to help ensure their health and safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19. Additionally, the CDC has provided the Thanksgi...
With the health and safety of City employees and residents being of the utmost importance, the City has chosen to be open by appointment only in hopes of avoiding disruptions to services that could result if employees were exposed or diagnosed with COVID.
While City Hall and Public Works services are by appointment only, staff is able to provide assistance via email, phone, and through the City's website. Police and Fire services continue to operate using enhanced safety procedures.
The City is looking for talented individuals to join our Administration and Public Works Departments. We are currently hiring a full-time Public Relations Specialist, part-time intern and several Public Works positions.
Oakland County has partnered with Shipt, a grocery delivery service, to provide a FREE one-year membership for unlimited, same-day delivery to Oakland County residents aged 60 or older.
This program was developed to help keep our most vulnerable safe as COVID-19 cases increase heading into the winter. The Oakland Together Grocery Delivery program will help older adults maintain access to the everyday items they need without having to exp...
The "Pause to Save Lives" order started on November 18, 2020. Visit this link for info:
Pause to Save Lives Order Details
Beginning the week of October 19th, crews will be out picking up leaves at the curb. Please assemble neat piles of leaves right along the curb, in the street. The leaf piles should be raked away from the storm catch basins to avoid flooding.
Starting the 19th you can track the progress of the our leaf pick-up crews to know when they will be in your neighborhood through our map at www.rochestermi.org/508/leaf-collection. This map is updated daily and will indicate what area they are currently ...
