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What to do when a Tornado / Sever Thunderstorm Watch or Warning is issued.


Check the New REC Referral Program

Come On! It's The Best Part of Your Day!

Our recently launched member referral program is one more reason to ask a friend to join the Patrick J. Norton Recreation Exercise Club see how it works here >>>


Facing Foreclosure? Wayne County Program Can Help You

If you are facing the prospect of foreclosure you are not alone. Wayne County has created a new lifeline program for you. It's free.


Chiefs' Tips

Police Chief Wright

Fire Chief Moore


Film Friendly Wayne

learn why Wayne is Film Friendly...



Wayne Farmers Market

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About the Wayne History Mural100 -Year Graduates

Painted on the east wall of the State-Wayne Theater, the
Wayne History Mural is a representation of our ancestors, a multi-ethnic and multi-racial blend of outstanding individuals, who by working together built our community. It is their exemplary initiative and determination that empowers us today. more...


fall leaf pick upNotice: The City of Wayne will no longer pick up leaves raked into the street

The City of Wayne Fall Leaf Collection Program has been discontinued. Leaves may be placed into brown paper yard waste bags or 20-30 gallon trash containers and placed out for collection on your regular refuse collection day.


Problem with Video/ Cable?

If you can't resolve a problem with your video/cable company directly, call the Michigan Public Service Commission at 866-552-7725. find out more here.


Witness a Crime?

Wayne Police DepartmentIf you have seen a crime please report what you have seen. The WPD Eyes on the Street Confidential Witness Police Tip form is designed to help you anonymously repot any criminal activity.
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City Hall Hours

City Hall is open 10am - 4:30pm Mon-Thur. Hours have been reduced due to staffing cuts.


Going on Vacation?

Wayne Police DepartmentIf you are going on vacation let the Wayne Police Department know. Under the department's Vacation Watch Program, WPD police officers will help keep an eye on things while you are away.
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Old Wayne Cemetery

A newly published brochure about our ancestors and the Old Wayne Cemetery is now available. click to download the PDF version.


Voter Information Center

Welcome to the City of Wayne Website!

Wayne is located in Wayne County, Michigan and is home to more than 19,000 people. In addition, more than 11,000 people commute to Wayne daily to earn a living.

"Wayne Living" is overflowing with life-long friendships, neighborhood pride and incredible volunteerism. It's also about an outstanding commitment to the time-honored virtues of an honest day's work and family life – spiced with a whole lot of recreation and just plain fun.

These are the life-enriching things that matter most to us and we look forward to sharing them with you.


Economic Development Fact Sheet

We realize that in this global economy, your options are limitless when choosing a location for your business. We are proud of our community and believe that we offer many advantages to new and established business owners.  Read more...


Wayne Rd. Dam Removal Project

The City of Wayne is happy to announce that the Wayne Road Dam removal project is complete.

Click here for more information on this project


CITY OF WAYNE PUBLIC NOTICE

2012 GENERAL NOTICE REGARDING WEED CONTROL


The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) is asking for help to gather photos of the more than 58,000 individuals whose names are inscribed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.

The photos will be used in the Education Center at The Wall, an underground learning facility being built on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

Click here for information or visit www.VVMF.org to help locate photo's for service members from our community.


City of Wayne Financial Dashboard

As part of State of Michigan new municipal finance requirements, the City of Wayne is providing information to the local community which provides a clear picture of the City's financial performance.

 Click here to review the City of Wayne's Financial Dashboard.



New Water & Sewer Rates

The Water and Sewer Fund Budget has been reviewed, approved and adopted for the 2012-13 fiscal year

Sufficient water and sewer rates needed to be approved to provide money to operate the system

Effective for all consumption billed on or after July 1, 2012, the following rates have been authorized:

Water $3.75 per 1,000 gallons
Sewer $5.72 per 1,000 gallons
Total $9.47 per 1,000 gallons

A $10.57 monthly ($21.14 bi-monthly) fixed sewer fee shall go into effect on July 1, 2012.

A $15.00 monthly ($30.00 bi-monthly) fixed water fee shall go into effect on July 1, 2012.

For information regarding other water & sewer fees such as IWC charges, monthly meter fees, tap/debt service fees, etc., contact the water billing clerk at 734-722-2005.


City of Wayne

Hours at City Hall

City Hall is open 10am - 4:30pm Mon-Thur. and is closed on Friday's.  A drop box at the entrance of City Hall is available for after-hour payments.

 

 



Neighborhood Acceptance Plan

The City of Wayne and the City of Westland have adopted the "Neighbor Acceptance Plan" for all residents of each community. This plan entitles the residents of each community to qualify for all rates and promotions at all facilities located within the City of Wayne (e.g., Recreation & Exercise Club, Banquet Rooms and Park rentals, Indoor Track, Personal Training and more) and the City of Westland (e.g., Municipal Golf Course, Gymnasium for Basketball or Volleyball, Outdoor Swimming Pool, and more). Call us at 734-721-7400 to receive information on the reduced rates at these great facilities!


Weatherization Assistance Program Offered

City of Wayne residents may qualify for a weatherization program funded by the Department of Energy and coordianted by Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency.

The program is free for qualified low-income residents who are in need of energy saving measures for their home. This could include an energy audit, ceiling and wall insulation, or furnace repair.

Wayne Metropolitan Community Action AgencyWeatherization improvements generally reduce energy use and save an average of 30 percent on heat/utility bills. All of this is done by qualified contractors, with no cost to the qualified resident.

For more information call:
Bill Carlson, Facilities and Home Rehabilitation Director
Wayne Metro's Main Service Office
2121 Biddle, Suite 102
Wyandotte, MI 48192
734-284-6999

Or, for more information and specific eligibility requirements and application materials, go here >>>



Friends of the Rouge held three sampling events in 2010: a Winter Stonefly Search on January 23, a Spring Bug Hunt on April 24 and a Fall Bug Hunt on October 16.

A record attendance level occurred at the Spring Bug Hunt with 110 participants. Seventeen new team leaders were
trained during the spring and fall trainings.

For more info click the link below to read the entire annual report

Friends of the Rouge
Benthic Macroinvertebrate Monitoring Program
2010 Annual Report for the Alliance of Rouge Communities


City Council Meetings on the Web

City Council Meetings Now on City WebsiteCity Council meetings are now viewable on the City website. Go here, then click Posted in the Video column for the desired meeting >>>

 

 

 


Offering Leading Healthcare to the
City of Wayne Community

33155 Annapolis St
Wayne, MI 48184
Phone: 734.467.4000
Fax: 734.467.4017

 


City of Wayne 2010 Residential Assessment Changes

2010 Residential Assessment Changes

 

 

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