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MACOMB TOWNSHIP Macomb Township residents living in a subdivision near 22 Mile Road heard some welcoming news after petitioning for improved roads. ....
Macomb Township approves ad campaign for water programming Earlier this month, Macomb Township approved a $50,000 water ordinance and sprinkler programming advertising campaign. It is designed to avoid going over the peak water usage in the township. File photo by Alex Szwarc Advertisement MACOMB TOWNSHIP Macomb Township residents can soon expect to receive information on free sprinkler system programming, coming in the mail. At the May 12 Board of Trustees meeting, Supervisor Frank Viviano brought forward an idea for the township to have a $50,000 water ordinance and sprinkler programming advertising campaign. In the board meeting packet, Viviano writes, “this is a pilot program designed to avoid going over the peak water usage in the township.” ....
Detroit suburbs act to conserve water, avoid rate shock May 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MACOMB TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) A Detroit suburb is offering to make free house calls to help residents efficiently use their automatic sprinklers. Macomb Township in Macomb County is trying to avoid extra fees for excessive demand from the Great Lakes Water Authority, The Macomb Daily reported. A township ordinance says lawn watering can be done only between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. and every other day depending on the address. “Many residents have sprinklers installed but maybe haven’t taken the time to adjust the timers in many years,” township Supervisor Frank Viviano said. For our seniors, or anyone who might feel uneasy changing the settings on their system, we are prepared to offer assistance through this program.” ....
and last updated 2021-03-04 18:25:09-05 (WXYZ) â Detroit Police officer Michael Mosley was supposed to catch drug dealers. But for a price, he let them go. âYou can call it cops on the take, bribery,â Chief James Craig said back in 2019. âItâs criminal.â Mosley admitted to taking a $15,000 bribe from a drug trafficker caught with heroin and cocaine. In exchange for the money, he agreed not to pursue criminal charges. After he was indicted and pleaded guilty, Mosley gave up his badge and his gun and today awaits sentencing. But he never gave up his public pension. In 2017, a law was passed that attempted to make forfeiture of a crooked public employeeâs pension mandatory, or at least easier to pursue. But a 7 Action News investigation reveals it has seldom been used, and Michiganâs Attorney General was not even familiar with it. ....
File photo by Deb Jacques A look back at the year’s top stories in Macomb Township Advertisement MACOMB TOWNSHIP This year will undoubtedly at the local level be known for COVID-19, when words like social distancing, pandemic and face masks became an everyday part of the American lexicon. With 2020 coming to an end, here’s a look back at some of the biggest headlines of the year from the Chronicle’s coverage area. January In what seems like a lifetime ago in pre-pandemic Macomb County, a special meeting was held in the middle of the month allowing 15 applicants to address the Macomb Township Board of Trustees regarding their qualifications for the vacant trustee seat. The seat was filled by Charlie Oliver. ....