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(3) Contains personal identifying information or sensitive personal information (4) Contains offensive terms that target protected classes (5) Is threatening, harassing, or discriminatory (6) Incites or promotes violence or illegal activities (7) Contains information that reasonably could compromise individual or public safety (8) Advertises or promotes a commercial product or service or any entity or individual (9) Promotes or endorses political campaigns or candidates. The Madison Heights City motto is “The City of Progress” and it’s well deserved. Approximately 31,000 people call Madison Heights home and enjoy the many benefits of living in our full service and forward thinking community. Ideally located at the juncture of I-75 and I-696 in the metropolitan Detroit region, Madison Heights offers easy access to all that our community and area have to offer singles, families, and businesses. Madison Heights residents and businesses enjoy some of the lowest taxes in Oakland County without sacrificing quality services. Police and Fire services are fully staffed and equipped with the latest gear to protect our residents and businesses should the need arise. Road maintenance services are second to none and residents often joke that there must be a “dome” over the City in the winter time because the roads are so well maintained. Our well staffed City Library offers a variety of books, media and programming throughout the year. As far as recreational opportunities go, the City’s twelve parks, jogging/walking/bike paths, numerous festivals, in-line skate facilities, a 36 acre wooded Nature Preserve with 2,400 square foot Nature Center log cabin as well as a newly expanded County water park within the city limits ensure that recreational opportunities abound for all ages and enthusiasts. The City of Madison Heights is governed by the Council-Manager form of government. This form of government provides for an elected City Council that sets legislative policy and a Council-appointed professional City Manager to supervise the day to day operations of the City. Click on the provided link below to view the City of Madison Heights Social Media Policy

http://www.madison-heights.org/departments/human_resources/social_media_policy.php

The City of Madison Heights City Offices will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of the Labor Day Holiday. Pl...
08/31/2026

The City of Madison Heights City Offices will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of the Labor Day Holiday. Please check with individual facilities for additional changes in hours through the holiday season.

Reminder, there will be no Trash Collection on Monday and a 1 day delay the remainder of the week.
Holiday Trash Collection Schedule: https://loom.ly/NwnX_zs

08/29/2026

Reminder 2026 Summer property Taxes Bills are payable July 1st to August 31st, without penalty.

You can pay bills in-person, online or in the drop box.
City Hall is open Monday-Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm.
The drop box at the North Parking lot of City Hall is available 24/7
or to set up an account and pay via our new convenient and secure online payment system, please visit: https://loom.ly/7f8Z6Ik

For more information about tax billing go to: https://loom.ly/D04KTbc or call the Finance Department at (248) 583-0845

The City of Madison Heights is excited to announce the promotion of Mary Daley as our new City Clerk. Mary’s combination...
08/28/2026

The City of Madison Heights is excited to announce the promotion of Mary Daley as our new City Clerk.

Mary’s combination of municipal experience, election expertise, institutional knowledge and professional credentials makes her exceptionally well prepared to lead our City Clerk’s Office. Most importantly, she knows Madison Heights and is deeply committed to serving our community.

We are confident that Mary’s leadership will continue the transparency, accessibility, and reliability of the City’s official records and public processes. From ensuring smooth and secure elections to maintaining accurate documentation and supporting our boards and commissions, her guidance will play a key role in keeping Madison Heights running efficiently and openly.

Please join us in congratulating Mary on her promotion and in supporting her as she continues her outstanding service to the residents, businesses, and stakeholders of Madison Heights in her new role as City Clerk.

THANK YOU to the City of Madison Heights community for the incredible turnout at our Fall Blood Drive. Your generosity a...
08/28/2026

THANK YOU to the City of Madison Heights community for the incredible turnout at our Fall Blood Drive. Your generosity and willingness to show up made this event truly remarkable. Together, we achieved 155% of our goal, which means your donations have the potential to impact up to 84 lives, a powerful reminder of what can happen when a community comes together with care and purpose.

08/28/2026

Madison Heights is changing from Nixle to AlertMH, our new community alert system.

To continue receiving important updates from Madison Heights, sign up for AlertMH today! You can choose to receive notifications by email, text, or both.

Don't miss important emergency alerts, road closures, community updates, and more!

Sign up for AlertMH today: https://loom.ly/v_3fMKg

The City of Madison Heights is thrilled to announce the promotion of Cheryl Rottmann to Deputy City Manager/ Human Resou...
08/27/2026

The City of Madison Heights is thrilled to announce the promotion of Cheryl Rottmann to Deputy City Manager/ Human Resources Director

Cheryl's appointment was unanimously confirmed by City Council at the August 24th meeting. Throughout her tenure as City Clerk, Cheryl has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and a steadfast commitment to serving the Madison Heights community. Cheryl's ability to navigate complex challenges with integrity and professionalism has made a lasting impact on our City Clerk's office, elections division and across our organization as a whole.

In this new role, Cheryl will continue to bring her vision, expertise, and passion for public service to even greater Heights, helping shape the future of our city and support our employees in meaningful ways.

Please join us in congratulating Cheryl on this well-deserved achievement! We look forward to the positive contributions and leadership she will bring as Deputy City Manager/ Human Resources Director.

Reminder Summer Taxes are due  August 31st, without penalty.Ever wonder how each tax dollar is divided among community s...
08/26/2026

Reminder Summer Taxes are due August 31st, without penalty.

Ever wonder how each tax dollar is divided among community services? Even though each allocation plays a key role, only 43 cents* per dollar go to the City of Madison Heights, helping maintain vital city services like public safety, parks, and daily operations. Understanding where your money goes helps you see the impact your tax dollars make across the community.
*Numbers vary between 43-51 cents depending on school district millage rates. (Based on 2025 Property Tax Rates)

Summer Taxes can be conveniently and securely paid online using the NEW online payment system https://loom.ly/7f8Z6Ik
For more information or questions, visit the Finance Department https://loom.ly/FaV9oLw or call (248) 583-0845

To learn more about our City Budget take a look at the Budget-in-Brief https://loom.ly/1CIpnro

The City of Madison Heights is excited to announce several job openings across multiple departments. Recent promotions a...
08/26/2026

The City of Madison Heights is excited to announce several job openings across multiple departments. Recent promotions and retirements have created new opportunities for motivated individuals who want to make a positive impact in our community.

We’re looking for dedicated, community‑focused professionals who value teamwork, public service, and making Madison Heights a great place to live and work.

Apply today https://loom.ly/70Xc2xQ
*Please note if you are accessing job descriptions and application from Facebook on a mobile device you may need to open the link from an external browser

08/25/2026

Miss the City Council Meeting on Monday? Watch this or any past council meeting anytime on the City's YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/live/q2K2vv643l4?si=iBu6WK2au3Vd_7tG

📝 Topics included:
• Confirmation of Human Resources Director/Deputy City Manager
• Confirmation of City Clerk Appointment
• Michigan Municipal League Convention Delegate and Alternate
• Temporary Data Center Moratorium Resolution
• Purchase of Leased Vehicle #457
• Purchase of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Decontamination Washing System
• Board and Commission Appointments - Council Appointments
• Board and Commission Appointments - Mayor Appointments

📣 In closing comments Council also addressed:
• Council Members welcomed students back to school and Mayor Haines gave a shout out one of our Lamphere seniors for his accomplishments in Civil Air Patrol.
• Madison Heights Arts Board has one more Wednesday event at the Bandshell tomorrow before the annual Trail Tunes event on Saturday. Check out the Madison Heights Arts Board page for more details.
• Human Relations and Equity Commission has some adaptive game nights on the schedule check out the Fall Happenings Guide for upcoming dates and times www.madisonheightsmi.gov/2059/Newsletters-Guides
• Revin' in the Heights Car Show is coming up, if you love classic cars and are interested in attending or showing a car check out all the details https://www.facebook.com/share/1PmD6gcSR3/
• The City is co-hosting a Free Tree event, if you received a right-of-way tree or interested in planting a new tree come learn about how to care for your tree! More info can be found on the event page https://www.facebook.com/share/1Jh5QjBGC2/
• Red Oaks Park will be opening this Fall, follow the City of Madison Heights page or Oakland County Parks page for grand opening details coming soon.

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300 West Thirteen Mile Road
Madison Heights, MI
48071

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11:30am
12:30pm - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 11:30am
12:30pm - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 11:30am
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Thursday 8am - 11:30am
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Friday 8am - 11:30am
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