City of Madison Heights

05/29/2026

We’re excited to welcome Veronica Bucchare to Madison Heights as our new Animal Control Officer. With a passion for animal welfare and a strong commitment to community safety, ACO Bucchare brings valuable experience and a compassionate approach to every situation.

She'll be working closely with residents to promote responsible pet ownership and ensure the wellbeing of animals in our community.

We’re grateful to have ACO Bucchare on board and look forward to the positive impact she will make. When you see her out in the community, be sure to say hello!

Learn more about our Animal Control Services at https://loom.ly/KkBjepo

05/28/2026

Miss the City Council Meeting on Tuesday? Watch this or any past council meeting anytime on the City's YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/live/bZXIqzTPHzs?si=RlIWvZzVRfYoF6UB
📝 Topics included:
• City Planner: Street Right-of-Way Vacation Request P*E # 26-01 - GWK/WRC - Unimproved Rights-of-Way
• Resolution Supporting National Public Works Monument in Michigan
• Library Director: LSTA Public Library Services Grant
• Finance Director: BS&A Cloud migration service agreement

📣 In closing comments Council also addressed:
• Requests to look into ordinances to ban the sale of Kratom and other substances from being sold at local stores that are accessible to children and teens.
• Special shout outs to Tony Austin and 1 Vision Media Group for his work on the Memorial Day concert and lending his expertise on many community projects in Madison Heights,
• Applications for Absentee ballots went out for the Gubernatorial primary election happening Aug 4th - you can request an application from the City Clerk's office or by vising www.michigan.gov
• Recognizing Lupus Awareness Month
• Congratulations to the 4 Lamphere High School students who will be receiving their Eagle Scout Award, the highest award in scouting
• Oakland County Road Commission reached out to the Mayor to let us know that they will be starting patch work on Dequindre
• All of amazing events as we head into summer, check them all out on the City Calendar www.madisonheightsmi.gov/calendar

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05/28/2026

This weekend we are excited to welcome back the Paradise Eve festival to Civic Center Park. Come out and decorate your own lantern and experience this amazing cultural event with an unforgettable night of art, fashion, and community.

Saturday, May 30th | 5–9PM
Civic Center Park
360 W 13 Mile Rd, Madison Heights
Free to attend, bring the whole family!

Something magical is coming to Madison Heights.

The Paradise Eve is a celebration of culture, light, and community. You're invistd. Come decorate your own lantern, enjoy live cultural performances, taste incredible Asian food, and witness the first-ever Next Gen Open Runway Fashion Show.

This is one night you don't want to miss:

📅 Saturday, May 30th | 5–9PM
📍 Civic Center Park, Madison Heights
360 W 13 Mile Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071
🐉🌸 Free to attend — bring the whole family!
🎟️ Vendors & runway participants — registration links are in the flyer!

05/27/2026

This summer, it’s your roads on the ballot. Learn more about Proposal R-4 Neighborhood Roads Millage and make an informed vote this August 4th.

Visit the website at https://loom.ly/L7F3OLs
for more information including:
- Dates and times for upcoming information sessions
- Calculate your tax impact
- R-4 Roads Project Map
- Submit your questions and feedback
Plus more FAQs

05/27/2026

Please note there is a new date for the Pickleball Summer Kickoff - we look forward to see you out on the courts

If you are hoping to get out and play before July 7th check out all the great classes and leagues the Madison Heights Active Adult Center - AAC and Madison Heights Recreation have something for all ages and skill levels - Registration is open now!
https://loom.ly/NkaBCvU

Unfortunately we have to postpone the Pickleball Summer Kickoff originally scheduled for tomorrow, due to a scheduling conflict with the courts.

The new date will be July 7th - Keep an eye out for more information closer to the event.

05/26/2026

It's a concise agenda after the holiday but join us tonight, Tuesday, May 26th, in-person or online for the Regular City Council Meeting starting at 6:30 pm in Council Chambers.

Agenda Items include:
- City Planner: Street Right-of-Way Vacation Request P*E # 26-01 - GWK/WRC - Unimproved Rights-of-Way
- Resolution Supporting National Public Works Monument in Michigan
- Library Director: LSTA Public Library Services Grant
- Finance Director: BS&A Cloud migration service agreement
and MORE!

To review the full agenda, click on the Agendas & Minutes button from the City's homepage: www.madisonheightsmi.gov

Watch in-person at City Hall or watch it live on our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/
or streaming live on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/madison_heights_tv

05/26/2026

Thank you to all who took time to honor Memorial Day in the City of Madison Heights, whether you spent the weekend quietly at home with family, joined in the fun at the Madison Fair, stopped by the Native Plant sale, or attended the Remembrance Concert last Thursday.

Each moment of reflection, celebration, and community connection upholds the spirit of the holiday in our city. Thank you for making Madison Heights a meaningful part of your holiday weekend.

Here’s to carrying that sense of gratitude and togetherness forward into a full summer of Creating Community.

Here are a few meaningful highlights from the inaugural 2026 Madison Heights Remembrance Concert.

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05/22/2026

As we head into the holiday weekend, we wish our residents, businesses, and visitors a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day.

Please note the following schedule changes as the City observes the holiday:
• There will be no garbage & recycling collection on Monday.
• Garbage and recycling pickup will be delayed by one day for the remainder of the week.
• City Offices are closed on Monday, please check with individual departments and buildings for additional closures through the weekend.
• The City Council meeting is moved to Tuesday.

We appreciate your understanding as our community joins together to remember and reflect in observance of this meaningful holiday.