Mark Hackel

Mark Hackel Mark Hackel is a proven leader.

As our first Macomb County Executive, he is providing effective, efficient and decisive leadership that is moving Macomb County forward.

Congratulations to the city of Mount Clemens on the official grand opening of its revitalized downtown. This transformat...
05/31/2026

Congratulations to the city of Mount Clemens on the official grand opening of its revitalized downtown. This transformation is a testament to what can be accomplished when local, state and federal partners work together with a shared vision.

Big shoutout to the city leadership, DDA, project partners, residents and especially the business owners who persevered through construction to help bring this vision to life. Downtown Mount Clemens has always been a special place, and today it is more welcoming, accessible and vibrant than ever!

I encourage everyone to visit, support the local businesses and experience all that this place has to offer.

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05/31/2026

Meet Axel! This playful 3-year-old has truly come out of his shell and is doing great after going through eye surgery. He loves playing fetch, being outside and even in the water. Axel would make a great family dog for a home with slightly older kids who can match his big, fun energy.
Come meet Axel at the Macomb County Animal Control Shelter. If you cannot adopt, please share so this gentle giant can finally find the forever home he deserves.

It was wonderful to see so many families, veterans, community leaders and residents come together at Sunday’s 73rd SCS M...
05/25/2026

It was wonderful to see so many families, veterans, community leaders and residents come together at Sunday’s 73rd SCS Memorial Day Parade to honor the brave women and men who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered and showed their support for our heroes. 🇺🇸

This year, while we enjoy time spent with family, friends and community, let us also pause to remember and honor the bra...
05/25/2026

This year, while we enjoy time spent with family, friends and community, let us also pause to remember and honor the brave women and men who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage secured the freedoms we hold dear each day, and their legacy will never be forgotten.

05/23/2026

💔 Riley Update 💔

It is with heavy hearts that we share that the heartbreaking decision was made to humanely euthanize Riley 😭

His injuries were catastrophic. Riley suffered multiple pelvic fractures, a fractured leg, and additional trauma that could not be repaired in a way that would provide him with a humane quality of life. Sometimes these decisions are not about money, and no amount of money can undo the extent of the damage that was done. This decision was not made lightly, and it is one our staff is deeply grieving.

We kindly ask the public to please refrain from negative comments or assumptions. Our staff, the veterinary team, and everyone involved fought hard to give Riley comfort, dignity, and compassion in his final hours. The reality of animal welfare can be heartbreaking, and this was one of those moments.

Please take comfort in knowing that Riley was not alone. He was surrounded by people who cared about him, spoke softly to him, comforted him, and made sure he felt love in his final moments.

We still hope to identify his family so they can have answers and closure regarding what happened to him.

Run free, Riley. You mattered. 🕊️

💔 Please Help Us Find His Family 💔

Earlier this week, there were community posts on the Chesterfield Residents page about an elusive dog being spotted near 21 Mile and I-94. Many people tried to help. So many hoped for a safe ending. Sadly, the story did not end the way anyone wished it would.

The dog many came to know as “Riley” was struck by a vehicle and is now at an emergency veterinary hospital being kept as comfortable as possible. His injuries are severe — his pelvis is broken in multiple places and he suffers fractures in both legs. There are also concerns for internal bleeding. At this time, Riley is sadly not considered a candidate for surgery, and difficult humane decisions may need to be made very soon.

Right now, our biggest hope is finding his family before that time comes. No owner should have to wonder what happened to their dog, and "Riley" deserves the comfort of knowing his people are looking for him.

If you recognize Riley or know who his owners may be, please contact us immediately here, 📧[email protected], or contact the Chesterfield Police Department at (586) 949-2322.

Please keep Riley in your thoughts today. No matter where he came from or how this happened, he mattered! We are so thankful for such a caring community, a quick response from Chesterfield PD, and the compassionate staff at the emergency veterinary office.

If you would like to help support emergency cases like Riley’s — allowing animals to receive comfort care, emergency treatment, and giving us precious time to try to reunite them with their families — donations can be made here:

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A Macomb County tradition continues!Last week, we joined the Michigan Hawking Club to band and officially name three Per...
05/23/2026

A Macomb County tradition continues!

Last week, we joined the Michigan Hawking Club to band and officially name three Peregrine Falcon chicks nesting atop the Old County Building in Downtown Mount Clemens.

For more than 15 years, this annual tradition has celebrated the return and recovery of one of the most remarkable birds on the planet. Once considered endangered, Peregrine Falcons are now thriving again thanks to conservation efforts across the country and Macomb County is proud to play a small part in protecting their future.

Known as the fastest animal on Earth, Peregrine Falcons can reach speeds of more than 200 mph during hunting dives.

This year’s chicks were named:
- Donahue - after former county employee and local historian Cindy Donahue
- Ruthie - after longtime community advocate Ruthie Stevenson
- DeVault - after Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD) Superintendent Michael DeVault

Thank you to the Michigan Hawking Club - Public Falconry Discussion and everyone who continues to show great interest in this fun tradition each spring.

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05/22/2026

Macomb County’s business community continues to grow, innovate and lead.

Here is a recap for the 2026 Macomb Business Awards where we celebrate the companies, nonprofits and leaders helping drive Macomb County forward.

From manufacturing and healthcare to placemaking and community impact, these organizations are making a difference every day here in our great county!

GRIT Technologies
Henry Ford Health
LegaSea Aquarium & The Reptarium
Synergy Prototype Stamping LLC
Dutton Farm Inc.
City of Mount Clemens - Government
Macomb Community College

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Today, Michigan took a major step forward in securing the future of Selfridge Air National Guard Base.With the funding c...
05/21/2026

Today, Michigan took a major step forward in securing the future of Selfridge Air National Guard Base.

With the funding commitment from the Legislature, critical infrastructure and squadron enhancements will help welcome new fighter and tanker missions to our hometown airbase.

Thank you to Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Matt Hall - State Representative, Senate Majority Leader Senator Winnie Brinks and Senator Kevin Hertel for their leadership and partnership on this transformational investment.

Macomb County will continue working alongside base leadership, local communities and strategic partners to modernize Selfridge and strengthen its role in our national defense and regional economy.

Macomb County, MI
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05/18/2026

The MDHHS Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment (KOHA) can be completed no earlier than 6 months prior to the start of school.

•Screenings may also take place in classrooms through May 31st of the kindergarten school year.
•Schools are encouraged to partner with their local health department to offer on-site screenings for students!

For more information, please visit MacombGov.org/OralHealth.

US Armed Forces Day – May 16 🇺🇸Armed Forces Day is a special time to honor the courageous men and women who serve our na...
05/16/2026

US Armed Forces Day – May 16 🇺🇸
Armed Forces Day is a special time to honor the courageous men and women who serve our nation with dedication and pride. More than just a day of recognition, it is a moment for all Americans to reflect on the sacrifices, bravery, and commitment of our military personnel. Today, we proudly salute those who protect our freedom and strengthen our nation through their service.

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