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Macomb County Clerk / Register ofDeeds Dear Macomb County Citizens, Macomb County Administration Building As your County Clerk I Register of Deeds, it is my pleasure to The new Macomb County Administration Building is offer this directory to you as a scheduled for completion in the summer of 1998. tool for better communications Encompassing 129,500 square feet, the new building with your government. will reach nine floors in height and be connected via tunnel to the County Building. The directory is printed by the County of Macomb and The building facade, primarily of glass and aluminum compiled by the staff of the curtain wall, emphasizes and reflects the historic detail Clerk's Office with the cooperation of the existing County Building located directly across of many officials. Cass Avenue. The exterior wall column structure and building core elements are expressed in precast con Copies of this directory are free crete with granite finish at the plaza level. The touches and can be obtained from my Carmella Sabaugh County Clerk / Register of Deeds of granite maximize durability while maintaining similar office which is located on the finishes to the base of the County Building. first floor of the Macomb County Court Building, 40 North Main Street. Mount Clemens, MI 48043. My Intemet home page is: Featured on top of the building are a lighted pent http://www.macomb.lib.mi.uslsabaugh. house and spire. The brightly lighted top creates a prominent visual landmark, a sort of "Beacon of the I sincerely hope that my efforts in organizing this information County." The beacon is visible from any direction, will be helpfUl in making our government more accessible to including Lake St. Clair. you. For funher information. please feel free to call my office at (810) 469-5120. Six County departments are initially scheduled to occupy space in the new building. Approximately two ~ Sincerely, floors will remain unfinished and be available for future use. II~~~ , Carmella Sabaugh I Macomb County Clerk I Register of Deeds
1 Maco:m1 C01U1ty Office Hours and Holidays Labor Unions -1998 Representing Macomb County Employees
County Office Hours: 6:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The following labor unions represent county employees in Monday through Friday various county departments and agencies:
Circuit Court Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AFSCME Local 411 Circuit Court motions are heard on Mondays at 9:00 a.m.
County offices will be closed on the following holidays: International Union of Operating Engineers Local 547 Holiday To be observed on New Year's Day Thursday, January 1 Macomb County Environmental Health Association Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 19 President's Day Monday, February 16 Macomb County Professional Deputy Sheriffs Association Good Friday (1/2 Day) Friday, April 10 Memorial Day Monday, May 25 Michigan Association of Public Employees Independence Day Friday, July 3 Labor Day Monday, September 7 Michigan Nurses Association Columbus Day Monday, October 12 General Election Day Tuesday, November 3 Veterans' Day Wednesday, November 11 Police Officers Labor Council Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 26 Day afterThanksgiving Day Friday, November 27 Service Employees International Union Christmas Eve Thursday, December 24 Christmas Day Friday, December 25 Teamsters Loca/214 New Year's Eve Thursday, December 31 UAW Local 889
Important 1998 Election Dates UAW Local 412 June8 Annual School Board Election August 4 state Primary Election LIst provided by Macomb CoIJnty Human Raaourcaa Oopartmant. November 3 state General Election
2 3 A Brief History of Macomb County MEM~ Named in honor of General Alexander Macomb, a highly decorated veteran of the War of 1812, Macomb County was formally organized on January 15, ARMADA 1818 as the third County in the Michigan Territory. At that time, tt covered a BRUCE TOWNSHIP RICHMOND TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP much larger area than tt does today. In 1819 and 1820, large portions of the ARMADA VILL® County were removed to form the Counties of Oakland, Lapeer, Genesee and St Clair. RICH~~ The first Europeans arTived in the area during the 17th century. They ~=~.)~. 32 MILE included French fur trappers who recognized the richness of the marshes and ROMEO VILLAGE sought new opportunities for trade. The first organized, non-native setUement '-> in the County was established in 1782 by Moravian missionaries as a refuge LENOX for Christianized Indians driven out of Ohio. They buitt along the banks of the WASHINGTON RAY TOWNSHIP Clinton River, then known as the Huron River, but were forcad to leave four TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP years later by the Chippewa Indians. In the late 1790s, Christian Clemens vistted the area and in March, 1800, purchasd a distillery considered the first building on the stte of the future Mount Clemens. The next year he purchased NEW HAVEN VILLAGE I- :__~"~M~IL"'_E :_---~--__l 500 acres for development This stte, known as High Banks, was platted as " the village of Mount Clemens in 1818, when tt was proclaimed the Macomb County Seat NEW BALT~MORE In the early 1800s, and at least by 1840, setUers moved into the interior SHELBY MACOMB CHESTERFIELD of the County, carving out farms from the hardwood forests. The roots of the TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP county villages and townships were established by this time. In addttion to the original French and English, later settlers included Germans, Belgians and others who Came directly from Europe. In the 1870s, mineral baths brought international fame to Mount Clemens. 1--_~QFCbl.- :-_-.!"~A!!"c!l"£!OA~O :__~ Many believed the waters had healing powers. Mhough the stream still runs beneath the ctty, interest in the spas died out in the early 20th century. MT.CL~~~ Between 1920 and 1930, Macomb County doubled in popUlation, rising ~ CLINTON ~ HARRISON STEALING HEIGHTS ... I from 38,103 to n ,146 persons. Two significant developments spurred this • TOWNSHIP LJvJI TOWNSHIP growth - the establishment of SeWridge Field in 1917, and the beginning of the urbanization movement northward from the Ctty of Detroit Dunng the 1940s and 1950s the movement from the central c[y to the suburbs increased. I'RASER 1 .~ The largest growth occurred between 1950 and 1970, when over 440,000 I-- -""-"M"""'--~ :---r---.JyG'~ people were added to the County's population. ~. 1 Today, Macomb County encompasses 482 square miles, and ranks third ~ ~77'""":'""":77'""":'""":~~~' in population in the State, with a 1990 census total of 717,400 persons. The WARREN ROSEVILLE.---- ~J , County is recognized as a leader in business and industry, and designated as Ss'"Hg~~:." •...... •. I\Il~CO M B a "CommunttY of Economic Excellence" by the State. CE;TERILINE "M'LE > COUNTY SEAT: .• ) I MOUNT •CLEMENS , Prepared In consultation with the Macomb County Historical Society. _ ..I ...,_!"""Ei'I.S-TP-O-'N-T.,jEJ~--\~_____.LAKETOWNSHIP 8 MILE , 4 5 MEMPHIS COUNTY FACILITIES ARMADA TOWNSUIP nlCHMONLl __IT', TOWNSHIP ARMADA VILL.AGE) ~LJ 1. County Service Center Groesbeck & Elizebeth, Mount Ctemens
2. New Haven Health Center Gretiot (M-19) & New Haven Road, New Haven
3. 42nd District Court Division II 36540 Green Street, New BaHimore
4. County Building, Court Building, Administration Building and Parking Structure North Main & Cass, Mount Clemens
SHELBY 5. Sheriff Department. Marine Division TOWNSHIP 33125 South River Road, Hamson Township
6. Southeast Health Center 25401 Harper, Sf. Clair Shores
7. Southwest Satellite Services Building 29600 Civic Center Drive, Watren
8. Planning, PublicWorks and Road Commission 115 South Groesbeck, Mount Clemens
~Y 9. Freedom Hill County Park .:o Metropolitan Parkway & Schoanherr; Sterling Heights ST. CLAIR " S~ 10. County Library Hall & Garfield Roads, Clinton Township ~~L._---:,~,...lI-_"---4~LAK 11. North Area Satellite Facility· 42nd District Court Division I SHill' ~ a MILE 14713 Thirty-Three Mile Roed, Bruce Township
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c:. Dominating the emblem of Macomb County is the 0< Church ~" County outline, flanked by a sailboat and three gears representing recreation and industry. The banner
PARKING traversing the symbol represents progress. The date, - ONE WAY 1818, is the year Macomb County was established. Circumscribing the emblem are the words "Macomb County" and "Michigan," separated by five-pointed stars -- symbols of quality.
8 9 MACOMB COUNTY OFFICIALS MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 40 North Main, 2nd Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5125, Fax: (810) 469-5993 Web: http://www.macomb.lib.ml.us.lmacomb
Chairman John C. Hertel (D) Vice Chairman Ralph A Liberato (D) Sargaant-at-Arms Marvin E. Sauger (D) County Clerk/Register of Deeds The Macomb County Board of Commissioners is the legislative, administrative CARMELLA SABAUGH (D) and policy-making body of Macomb County government. The Board is First Floor, 40 North Main comprised of 25 members, who are elected every two years from 25 districts Mount Clemens, MI 48043 of equal population. The Macomb County Board of Commissioners functions Ph. (810) 469-5120, Fax (810) 783-8184 on a committee basis. An indication of the scope and sUbject matter deatt with by the Board is revealed in the titles of the various commlttees. Ad Hoc committees are appointed as needed for specific purposes. Board and committee meetings are open to the public, and the public is given an opportunity to speak at each Board meeting.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETINGS
The pUblic is invited and welcome to attend all Board and Committee meet Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff ings. Full Board meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. at different locations in local CARL J. MARLINGA (D) WILLIAM H. HACKEL (D) communities. Full Board meeting dates are listed below, but may change Sixth Floor, 40 North Main 43565 Elizabeth Road during the year. To confirm all meeting dates and locations, please call the Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Board of Commissioners Office at (810) 469-5125. Meeting agendas are available at http://www.macomb.lib.mi.uslsabaugh. Ph. (810)46~350, Fax (810) 469Y5609 Ph. (810)4~151, Fax(810)46~542
January 29, 1998 May 14, 1998 September 24, 1998 February 26, 1998 June 25, 1998 October 15, 1998 March 26, 1998 July 23, 1998 November 19, 1998 April 30, 1998 August 20, 1998 December 17, 1998
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS' STAFF Director of Board Services Sandra K PietlZniak Assistant to the Director Carol Lewandowski Treasurer Public Works Commissioner Executive Secretary to the Chairman Kathy Palmer TED B. WAHBY (D) ANTHONY V. MARROCCO (D) Committee Reporters Corinne Bedard First Floor, 10 North Main 115 South Groesbeck Highway Virginia L. Vogel Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Secretary to the Board of Commissionelll Melody Yankoulides Ph. (810)~190, Fax(810)46~770 Ph. (810) 4~325, Fax (810) 469-5933 10 11 .. ~ ,.. ,.1· .,.u
District 1 District 2 District 3 District 10 District 11 Ralph A. Uberato (D) Marvin E. Sauger (D) Phillip A. DiMaria (D) Philis DeSae/e (R) Unda M. McGrail (D)
District 4 District 5 District 6 Louis J. Burdi (D) Ann Klein (D) Joan Flynn (D) District 13 District 14 District 15 Don Brown (R) John C. Herlel (D) Nicholyn A. Brandenburg (R)
District 7 District 8 District 9 District 16 District 17 District 18 Sal Rocca (R) Diana J. Kolakowski (D) Roberl Mijac (D) James M. Biernat, Jr. (R) Bobby L. Hill (D) Michael C. Sessa (R)
12 13 1998 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS' COMMlnEES Dates may change. Plaase confirm meeting dates by calOng (810) 469-5125.
BUDGET COMMITTEE Chairman Don Brown (R) Vice Chairman Sal Rocca (R) Responsibilities include overseeing the Equalization Department and Finance Department (budgetalY function). 1998 Meeting dates; Jan. 27, Feb. 24, March 24, April 28, May 12, June 23, Aug. 6, Sept 22, Oct 13, Nov. 17, Dec. 15. District 19 District 20 District 21 James M. Perna (D) Nancy M. White (D) Michael Switalski (D) COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE Chairman Nicholyn Brandenburg (R) Vice Chairman Joan Flynn (D) Responsibilities include overseeing the Community Services Agency, County LibralY, MSU Extension and Veterans' Affairs. 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 26, Feb. 23, March 23, April 27, May 11, June 22, Aug. 10, Sept 21, Oct 9, Nov. 16, Dec. 14.
FINANCE COMMITTEE Chairman James M. Perna (D) Vice Chairman Elizabeth M. Slinde (D) Committee oversees the Finance Dept, Risk Management and Treasurer's District 22 District 23 District 24 Department. Elizabeth M. Slinde (D) Thomas L. Raymus (D) Roland R. Fraschettl (R) 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 28, Feb. 25, March 25, April 29, May 13, June24, July 22, Aug. 19, Sept 23, Oct 14, Nov. 18, Dec. 16.
HEALTH SERVICES COMMITTEE Chairman Clifford F. Kabacinski (D) Vice Chairman Nancy M. White (D) Responsibilities include overseeing the Health Department, Mental Health Department, Martha T. Berry Medical Care Facility and the Family Independence Agency. 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 21, Feb. 18, March 18, April 22, May 6, 'June 17, July 8, Aug. 12, Sept 16, Oct 7, Nov. 6, Dec. 9.
District 25 Clifford F. Kabacinski (D)
14 15 JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Chairman Phillip A. DiMaria (D) Chairman Louis J. Burdi (D) Vica Chairman James M. Biernat, Jr. (R) Vice Chairman Diana J. Kolakowski (D) Responsibilities include overseeing the Department of Planning & Economic Responsibilities include overseeing the Circu~ Court, District Courts, Probate Commun~ Court, Prosecuting Attorney's Office, Sheriffs Department and Emergency Development, including the Development Block Grant Program. Management. 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 20, Feb. 17, April 21, May 5, June 16, July 7, 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 21, Feb. 18, March 18, April 22, May 6, Aug. 11, Sept. 15, Oct. 6, Nov. 10, Dec. 8. June 17, July 8, Aug. 12, Sept. 16, Oct. 7, Nov. 6, Dec. 9.
LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE SPECIAL COMMmEES Chairman Roland R. Fraschelti (R) RULES COMMITTEE Vica Chairman Michael Switalski (D) Chairmen Linda M. McGrail (D) Responsiblities include overseeing the County Clerk's Office, Corporation Vice Chairman Fran Gillett (R) Counsel, Management Information Services and the County's Legislative This committee recommends changes to the Board of Commissioner Rules. Consultant. 1998 Meeting dates: call Board office for meeting details (810) 469 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 17, April 21, May 5, 5125. June 16, July 7, Aug. 11, Sept. 15, Oct. 6, Nov. 10, December 8. SENIOR CITIZENS COMMITTEE OPERATIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE Chairman Philis DeSaele (R) Chairman Bobby L. Hill (D) Vice Chairman Ann Klein (D) Thomas L. Raymus (D) Vice Chairman Responsibilities include overseeing the Department of Senior Citizen Services, Responsiblities include overseeing the Facilities & Operations Dept., Parks & the Area Agency on Aging, and Senior Legal Services. Recreation, Public Works, Radio Communications and Road Commission. 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 23, Feb. 20, March 20, April 24, May 8, June 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 22, Feb. 19, March 19, April 23, May 7, June 19, July 10, Aug. 14, Sept. 18, Oct 9, Nov. 13, Dec. 11. 18, July 9, Aug. 13, Sept. 17, Oct. 8, Nov. 12, Dec. 10.
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Chairman Ralph A. Liberato (D) Vice Chairmen Robert Mijac (D) Responsibilities include overseeing the Personnel Department. 1998 Meeting dates: Jan. 15, Feb. 12, March 23, April 20, May 4, June 15, July 6, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, Oct 5, Nov. 9, Dec. 7.
16 17 MACOMB COUNTY DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 13 ARMADA ANIMAL SHELTER BRUCE TOWNSHIP RICHMOND TOWNSHIP TOWr.!$t'lllJ 21417 Dunham, Clinton Township, MI 48036 Telephone: (810) 469-5115, Fax (810) 783-0906 Chief Animal Control Officer Susan Jeroue AjCHM&::~l The Animal Shelter provides she~er for stray animals in Macomb County. Animal Control Laws are enforced through this agency for cities and townships that have no provisions for this service in their Charter. Macomb County residents may turn over their animals Wthey are no longer wanted or need to LENOX be euthanized due to failing hea~h or aggressive disposition. This facility is a WASHINGTON kM TOWNSHIP source of information for Macomb County residents regarding animal related TOWNSHIP TOWNSnlP issues, 15 f'fAl NEW HAVEJJ "'LLAGE Reguler Shelter Hours: 26 MILE I r Monday - Friday 10:00 AM. - 3:50 P.M. Saturday - 10:00 AM. - 2:50 P.M. Animal Adoption Hours: Monday- Friday 10:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. Saturday-10:00AM. -2:30 P.M.
CHESTERF::: BA}LT1MORE l--tsHELB,l2 MACOMB WNSHIP TOWNSHIP fOVJNSHIP .. .. / " CANVASSING BOARD
.' Clerk's Office, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5209, Fax: (810) 469-6927 _ Chairmen, Patricia Bill Term expires: 11-1-99 Vice Cheirmen, Betty Brodacl
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SMILE 18 19 Vital Records Department Phone: 469-5120, Fax: 783-8184 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION This section issues certified copies of birth and death certificates, marriage Clerk's Office, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 licenses, business registrations, notary public commissions, military Telephone: (810) 469-5206, Fax: (810) 783-8184 discharges, and concealed weapons permits. The clerk was the fi",t major Cheirmen Michael OiTrapani Term Expires:12-31-00 county clerk's office to provide overnight document delivery to custome(s Vice Cheirmen William Froberg Term Expires:12-31-02 who fax requests for birth certificates and other vttal records. Commissioner Alberta McLonis Term Expires:12-31-98 Corporetion Counsel George Brumbaugh, Jr. Elections Department Phone: 469-5209, Fax: 469-6927 Legal Counsel to the Sheriff Robert Nyovich This department is responsible for ove",eeing the printing and distribution The Civil Service Co~mission ove",ees the Civil Service system. This system of election ballots, conducting national, state and county elections, and IS used for the Sheriff Departmant for employing, promoting, and disciplining compliance with the Michigan Campaign Finance Act. It also handles the employees. ~ is based on the examination and investigation of all civil service canvass of votes in state, county, school, Village and some city and offrc~rs and personnel in regards to merit, efficiency and fitness for township elections. The elections staff became the first to enlist amateur appOintment, employment and promotion. In addition, the Commission radio operators to relay election results on election night, and the first to regUlates the transfer, reinstatement, suspension and discharge of officers, broadcast election results on public access cable TV directly from the and provides for referendums. Internet.
Circuit Court Section Phone: 469-5351, Fax: 783-8184 CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS The Clerk is designated as the Clerk of the Macomb County 16th judicial Clerk's Office: 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Circuit Court. This section processes court filings. The clerk computerized Telephone: (810) 469-5120, Fax: (810) 783-8184 the jUdge selection process to prevent the possibility of "jUdge shopping." Registers Office: 10 North Main, 2nd Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5175, Fax: (810) 469-5130 File Room Section Phone: 469-5199, Fax: 783-8184 County Clerk/Register of Deeds Carmella Sabaugh This section maintains all of the fiies of the 16th Judicial Circuit Court. All Chief Deputy Clerk Bill Nixon documents filed with the Court are entered onto the Court computer system Chief Deputy Register Jill Co chell daily. The computers and files may be accessed by the public at the counter Chief Court Clerk Betty Fe~on in the Circuit Court. Chief Election Clerk Roger Cardamone ChiefJury Clerk Linda M. Sutton Jury Room Phone: 469-5158, Fax: 466-8709 Administrative Assistant Paula R. Verticchio This section oversees the operation of the Jury Room for the Circuit and Probate Courts. Selection ofjurors Is randomly made by a computer with a This office accomplished several fi",ts: list of resident drivers and persons with a Michigan identification card. The • The first in Michigan to provide a 24-hour, innovative fax-on-demand term of jury service is either one week or one trial. system allowing instant access to hundreds of forms. 24-hour Fax-on-Demand: (888) 99-CLERK (Michigan) Register of Deeds Phone: 469-5175, Fax: 469-5130 (310) 575-5035 (out-Of-state) With a new state-of-the-art, electronic imaging system, this office records : The first malor Macomb County office to accept credtt card payments. all deeds and mortgages and subdivision plats located within Macomb The fi",t to link an Internet web page to telephone calls, providing instant County. The public may access property records in the office from customer aupport via phone from the World Wide Web. computer terminals to determine if any Federal or State tax liens exist. CountyClerkJRegisler of Deeds web: http1"""'w/.macomb.lib.ml.usIsabaugh Many original documents may be viewed and printed from the computer screen. Records on file include deeds, mortgages, attachments, lis pendens, mechanics' liens, Sheriffs deeds and financing statements for personal property. 20 21 Board and Commissions Phone: 469-5120, Fax: 763-6164 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BOARD In addition to being the official Clerk of the Circuit Court, the clerk is also Chaitman, Thomas D. Snover Term expires: 03-31-98 the official Clerk of the following Boards: Board of Commissioners, Board Vice Chaitman, Nancy M. Wh~e : Term expires: 03-31-98 of Election Commissioners, Tax Allocation Board, Board of County Secret8/Y-Treasurer, Patricia Bill Term expires: 03-31-00 Canvassers, County Plat Board, Civil Service Commission - Macomb County Louis J. Burdi Term expires: 03-31-98 Sheriff Department, Jury Commission, Elections Scheduling Committee, Joseph J. Strizic Term expires:03-31-98 and the Concealed Weapon Licensing Board. The county clerk was the Mary Louise Daner Term expires: 03-31-99 first in Michigan to put Board of Commissioners meeting agendas and Mary E. Ellis Tenn expires: 03-31-99 packets on the Internet. Anne Lilla Term expires: 03-31-99 Elizabeth M. Slinde Term expires: 03-31-99 Delphine Becker Term expires: 03-31-00 COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY Joan Flynn Term expires:03-31-00 21665 Dunham Road, Su~e 10, Clinton Township, MI 46036 Edward Rymal Term expires: 03-31-00 Telephone: (810) 469-6999, Fax: (810) 469-5530 Under the direction of the Macomb County Commun~ Mental Hea~h Services Executive Director Patricia Gibbs Board, MCCMH provides a wide variety of mental hea~h treatment and support adu~ ~h The Macomb County Commun~ Services Agency (MCCSA) is a "Commun~ services to and children mental illness, developmental disabilities, Action Agency," designed to promote economic and social opportunities for and substance abuse treatment needs. Individual services provided may low-income, disabled, and elderty Macomb County residents. The agency include assessment; outpatient or home based treatment; mentel health consists of a number of human service programs that encourage greater assessment prior to nursing home placemen~ resp~e or support services; or a~ernatives independence and se~-sufficiency, including: three Commun~ Action Centers, other as determined by individual needs. Service Centers are WeatherizationlEnergy Department, Head Start, Child Care, Supplemental barrier free. TDD access to the MCCMH system is provided through the and Emergency Food, Food Stamp Distribution, Transportetion, Senior Citizen Crisis Center and outpatient counseling is available In American Sign Chore Service, Senior Citizen Congregate Nutrition, and Meals-an-Wheels. Language. MCCMH programs end services are accred~d by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabil~ion Facilities (CARF).
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT 10 North Main, 5th Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 CONCEALED WEAPON LICENSING BOARD Telephone: (810) 469-5275, Fax: (810) 469-7674 Clerk's Office, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Web: http://www.macomb.lib.mi.ulllmacmen Telephone: (810) 469-5207, Fax: (610) 783-8184 Executive Director Donald J. Habkirk, Jr. Chairman Cart J. Martinga, Prosecuting Attorney Deputy Direc/or Robert R. Siaine County Clarl< Carmella Sabaugh, County ClerkiRegister of Deeds Medical Director Clotilde Sitchon, M.D. Member William H. Hackel, Sheriff DirectorlClinical Services Susan K. Griggs Member Michael Robinson, Director-5tate Police Director/Planning and Evaluation Patricia J. Joens Michigan law states that the Prosecuting Attorney, the Sheriff and the member DirectorlOfflce of SUbstance Abuse David C. Olin of the Michigan State Police, or their respective authorized deputies, shall Director/Finance and Budget Kathleen M. Galletti constitute boards exclusively authorized to issue licenses for carrying DirectorlOfflce of Recipiant Rights Marc DeRush concealed weapons to applicants residing ~hin the County. The County Ombudsman Terri Gladhill Clerk is the Clerk of the Board and issues such licenses as approved by a Chief of Psychological Servlcas Arthur Lewandowski, Ph.D. majority of the Board.
22 23 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION COUNSEL 43565 Elizabeth, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 40 North Main, 2nd Floor, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 Telephone; (810) 469-5270, Fax: (810) 469-e439 Telephone: (810) 469-e346, Fax: (810) 307-8286 Web; htlp;llwvNi.macomb.lib.mi.uslmaceme Director George Brumbaugh, Jr. Director Charles V. Seehase Assistent Corporelion Counsel Frank Krycia Assistant Corpore/ion Counsel James S. Meyerand This department is the coordinating agency responsible for County-wide emergency management and disaster preparedness. The department en Assistant Corporelion Counsel Jill K. Smith Corporation Counsel is appointed by the Board of Commissioners to serve sures the efficient utilization of County resources during penods of emer as legal counsel to the Board and parliamentarian for all Board meetings. gency and disaster, and discharges County responsibilities under the Michi Corporation Counsel provides legal advice to all County officlais, departments, gan Emergency Management Act (PA 390, 1990). In addition, the Commu agencies, boards and commissions, and prepares and/or reviews and approves nications section oversees radio communications services to all County all County contracts and resolutions. Corporation Counsel represents the PUblic Safety providers, including EMS (Emergency Medical Services). County, its officials, and agencies in all civil proceedings that may be brought in the vanous Federal and State Courts and Tnbunals. FACIUTIES AND OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT 10 North Main, 13th Floor, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 ELECTIONS COMMISSION Telephone; (810) 469-5244, Fax; (810) 469-7770 Clerk's Office, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 Director Lynn Arnotl-Bryks Telephone; (810) 469-5209, Fax; (810) 783-8184 The Facilities & Operations Department provides professional engineering Chairman Hon. James F. Nowicki and maintenance service for the planning, construction, maintenance and County Clark Carmella Sabaugh operation of all County-owned bUildings and grounds. Member Ted Wahby Michigan law requires that this Board be created to prepare ballots for federal, state and county elections and determine clartly of wording on recall petitions. FINANCE DEPARTMENT By law, the Commission consists of the Chief Probate Judge, County Clerk, 10 North Main, 121h Floor, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 and the County Treasurer. Telephone; (810) 469·5250, Fax; (810) 469-5847 Finance Director David M. Diegel Assistant Finance Director John H. Foster ELECTIONS SCHEDULING COMMITTEE Accounting Managar stephen L. Smigiel Clerk's Office, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Internal Audit Manager Robert Grzanka Telephone; (810) 469-5209, Fax: (810) 469-e927 Reimbursement Director Lidia Benedettini-Dent Chair Carmella Sabaugh Purchasing Manager Wallace R. Evans Legal Advisor Carl J. Marlinga Interim Equalization Director Darlene Burden City Representative Jack L. Fields The Finance Director is appointed by the Board of Commissioners and has Township Representative Dennis Tomlinson certain statutory duties prescribed by law, including the maintenance of the School Board Rapresentative Elsie Ritzenhein necessary books and ledgers to control the expenditures of all County The Elections Scheduling Committee oversees the scheduling of all special departments, and the preparation and presentation of the annual budget and elections to avoid conflicts and ensure compliance with state law. Members the general appropnations resolution. The Finance Director supervises the of the Committee, except for the county clerk and prosecutor, are appointed County bUdget and the expend~ures of all county departments and agencies by the Board of Commissioners at the flrst Board meeting each odd for the Board of Commissioners to assure that a balanced bUdget is numbered year. maintained. The Finance Director serves as Secretary of the Employees Retirement System. The Finance Department also has administrative responsibil~ for the Equalization, Accounting, Purchasing, Internal Aud~ and Reimbursement Departments. 24 25 FRIEND OF THE COURT HUMAN RESOURCES 40 North Main, 5th and 6th Floors, Mount Clemena, MI 48043 10 North Main, 4th Floor, Mount Clemena, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5160 Telephone: (810) 469·5280, Fax: (810) 469-6974 Director Thomas J. McDonald Director William M. Isreel The Friend of the Court serves the 16th Judicial Circu~ Court 'in the enforce Division Director/ Labor Retations Ted J. Cwiek ment of all support and alimony orders entered by the Court. The office also Program Director / Personnet Services Douglas Fouty conducts investigationa and prepares recommendations for the Court on ques The Human Resources Department is responsible for administering all tions of support, alimony, custody and vis~ation. personnel activities, inclUding overseeing the recruitment and selection of qualified applicants for vacant positions, administering and maintaining fringe benefit programs, maintaining employee records, revieWing and analyzing HEALTH DEPARTMENT classification and compensation information, coordinating stafnraining 43525 Elizabeth, Mount Clemena, MI 48043 activities and mon~oring the budgetary position count. The Department has Telephone: (810) 469-5235, Fax: (810) 469-5885 the responsibil~ for negotiating and administering labor agreements w~h Director/Hea"h Officer Thomas Kalkofen various bargaining un~, implementing and administering policies relating Deputy Hea"h Officer Steven Gold to wages, hours and other conditions of employment, and researching labor Medical Director Kevin P. Lokar, M.D. legislation, labor market cond~ions and prevailing industry trends. Director/Environmental Hea"h Services Elwin Coli Director/Personal Hea"h Services Marilyn Glidden, R.N. EMS Program Manager Jane Brister JURY COMMISSION This Department provides a wide range of hea~h services to local residents. 40 North Main, 5th Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Its primary focus is to maintain, improve and protect public health through Telephone: (810) 469-5157, Fax: (810) 466-8709 hea~h promotion, prevention and educational programs. Responsibilities also Chairman Edward L. Rondina include overseeing the Animal She~r, Emergency Medical Services, and the Commissioner William A Froberg Office of the Medical Examiner. Service programs are implemented through Commissioner Bonner C. Upshaw two major divisions: (1) Environmental Hea~h, which provides assistance in The Jury Commission is appointed by the Governor upon recommendation restaurant food protection, commun~ hea~h and safety, she~er, waste, and of the Circu~ Court bench to maintain rosters of eligible jurors. Each year water qual~ management; and (2) Personal Health Services, which inciud!lS approximately 35,000 citizens are contacted to determine their e1igibil~. the following four areas: (aJ Family Hea"h Programs - Adolescent Health, Dental, Family Planning, Immunization Action Program, and the Well Child Clinic; (b) Maternal-Child Hea"h Programs - Children's Special Hea~h Care LAND FILE DIVISION Services, NUrsing, MICH-CARE, Maternal Infant Hea~h Advocacy Services, Treasure(s Office, 10 North Main, 3rd Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Maternal Support Servicesllnfant Support Services, and Women, Infants and Telephone: (810) 469-5312, Fax: (810) 307-8290 Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC); (c) Disease Control Programs Tax Services Coordinator SIeve Mellen - Day Care and School Immunizations, Communicable Disease Surveillance, The Land File Department manages the records of approximately 308,000 AIDS Testing, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, individual real estate parcels, including legal descriptions, taxpayer names Premar~al Classes, testing and treatment of tuberculosis cases, and travel and addresses, and delinquent tax information. A drafting section updates information; and, (d) Hea"h Promotion/Risk Reduction Programs - Breast and maintains the accuracy of all property line draWings by plotting new and Cervical Cancer Screening, Hea~h Education, Injury ControlNiolence, subdivisions, acreage divisions and the conaolidation of lots. Minority Commun~ Health Promotion/Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.
26 27 MACOMB COUNTY LIBRARY MARTHA 1. BERRY MEMORIAL MEDICAL CARE FACIUTY 43533 Elizabeth, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 16480 Hall Road, Clinton Township, MI 48038-1132 Telephone: (810) 286-8660, Fax: (810) 412-5958 Telephone: (810) 469-5265, Fax: (810) 469-6352 Web: hllp:/Iwww.macomb.lib.mi.uslmcl Adminislrator Josephine SIlvana-Dunn Oireclor Vacant The Martha T. Berry Facility is a County owned and operated Inslilution. Assislanl Oireclor Carolyn Deis Persons who have been released from a hospital but who are still In need of care can find long-term nUrsing, therapeutic, and rehabilitation services at MACOMB COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD Martha T. BerT)'. The facility has 217 beds for qualifying patients of all ages. Chairman, Dorothy Upshaw Term Expires:12-31-99 Vice Chair, Margaret Swiatkowski Term Expires:12-31-98 Secrelary, Edward V. Fa~ey Term expires: 12-31-02 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Nicholyn Brandenburg Term expires: 12-31-00 21885 Dunham, Suite 12, VerKuilen BUilding, Clinton Township, MI 48036 Peter Lund Term expires: 12-31-01 Telephone: (810) 469-5180, Fax: (810) 469-6948 The Library selVes as the information and reference center for all of Macomb Oireclor Marilyn Rudzinski County. Focusing on adu~ collections, subject specialities include business The Macomb County MSU Extension is the non-formal education program of and investment resources, health and medicine, career, consumer law and Michigan State University. Enabling legislation In 1914 created the Extenslon foundation research materials. Service with cooperative funding from Faderal, Stata and local dollars. ThIS funding is delivered through the nationwide land grant university system. MSU Extension helps people Improve their lives through an educational process MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES that applies knowiedge to critical issues, needs and opportunities. Educational 10 North Main, 7th Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 programs are provided in agricu~ure and horlicu~ure, naturalr~ur~, family, Mlchlg~n Telephone: (810) 469-5254, Fax: (810) 469-8547 youth (4H), child care, nutrition and housing. Speaalists at State University support County staff with technical research, Information and Oireclor Cyntia N. Zerkowski selVices. This department was established and is maintained by the Board of Commissioners to assist all county departments and agencies in analyzing and implementing improvements in office procedures. The MIS Departmant MICHIGAN WORKS proactively selVices Macomb County departments and agencies with respect 21885 Dunham, Suite 11, Clinton Township, MI 48036 to their computer and information technology needs. MIS reviews, Telephone: (810) 469-5220, Fax (810) 469-7488 recommends, plans, implemenls and supports computer and network-based technology sblutions to enhance county business processes. Additionally, MIS Web: hllp:/Iwww.macomb.lib.ml.uslmscwdb continually analyzes, evaluates and assesses the computer technology Executive Director John Blerbusse marketplace in order to advance the most cost-effective and strategic The Macomb/SI. Clair Workforce Development Board administers a solutions. comprehensive program of employment and training services for youth and adu~ that can be accessed through Macomb and Sl Clair County Michigan Works Centers with funds allocated through the Federal Job Trelnlng Pertnershlp Act as well as funds ellocated by the Michigan Jobs Commission. Youth selVices and edu~ services are offered. The Worldorce Development Board also coordinates Job placement and training services to dlslocated workers older workers and welf8re raclpients. Employer services coordinated by the Worldorce development Board include aceesa to a skilled worldorce through Michigan Works Centers as wall as up to 50% wage relmbursement for JTPA IndMduais dUring on-the-Job training programs.
28 29 PLANNING COMMISSION Chairman, Michael SWitalski Term axpires: 12-31-00 PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Vice Chairman, George Adams Term expires: 12-31-99 Freedom Hill County Park Secretary, Clifford F. Kabacinski Term expires: 12-31-00 Ste~ing 15000 Metropolitan Parkway, Heights, MI 48312 Bernard B. Calka Term expires:12-31-o0 Telephone: (810) 979-7010, Fax: (810) 573-2245 Dan G. Dirks Term expires:12-31-98 Park Administrator Anthony Casasanta Elmer J. Kuss Term expires:. 12-31-99 Joseph R. Kosmala Term expires: 12-31-98 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Robert Mijac Term expires: 12-31-99 Prasident, Richard Sabaugh Term expires: 12-31-00 Joseph J. Strizic Term expires:12-31-99 Vice Prasident, Elmer Kuss , Term expires: 12-31-98 Activities of this Depertment include reseerch end program development, Secratary, Gasper Salerno Term expires: 12-31-99 graphic arts, and eudiovisuel essistance to other depertments. The staff James Perna Term expires: 12-31-00 conducts a wide range of activities under the direction of the Board of Ralph A. Liberato Term expires: 12-31-99 Commissioners. The Department preparss detailed maps of the County Ronald C. Gerds Term expires: 12-31-00 and individual municipalities, road systems and school districts. It is the Michael SWitalski Ex-officio central coordinating office for U.S, Census activities, and prepares statistical Anthony Marrocco Ex-officio reports on popuiation, economics and land use. Community Developmsnt Mary Louise Daner Ex-officio activities include administration of the Community Development Block Grant The Macomb County Parks and Recreation Department, under the authority Program to address the needs of low and moderate income persons. and guidance of the Parks and Recreation Commission, follows the County Economic Development involves the promotion of business and industrial Recreation and Open Space Plan to provide parks and recreation services at activity in the County through the Macomb County Community Growth Alliance, the County level. The Department oversees the operation of Freedom Hill the Business Assistance Network and the Area Development Office. County Park, located on Metropolitan Parkway in Ste~ing Heights. The Parks and Recreation Department cooperates With local, regional and Slate agencies to improve quality of life through recreational opportunities. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 40 North Main, 6th Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5350, Fax: (810) 469-5609 PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Prosecuting Attorney Ca~ J. Ma~inga 115 South Groesbeck Highway, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Chief Assistant Joseph P. Cozzolino Telephone: (810) 469-5285, Fax: (810) 469-e787 Chief Trial Lawyer Eric J. Kaiser Web: http://wwIN.macomb.lib.mi.us/macpla Chief of Operations William Harding Executive Diractor Bemard E. Giampetroni Chief Appellate Lawyer Robert Be~in Director/Planning and Operetions Division Richard C. Roose Chief Investigator William Sheehy DirectorlCommunity Development Division James W. Baumgartner Office Supervisor Deborah Gibson Donald L. Morandini Diractor/Economic Development Division The Prosecuting Attorney, Ca~ J. Ma~inga, is the chief law enforcement of ficer in the County. The office is established by the Michigan Constitution and the duties and qualifications are set by statute. The Prosecuting Attorney is a sworn impartial arMer, charged With the conduct of criminal prosecution of the violations of Slate criminal laws in the interest of the people. He repre sents the County in all Courts of the County and before the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals in criminal matters in which the State or County is interested. The Prosecuting Attorney's office services the District Courts, Municipal Courts, the three divisions of Probate Court, and Circu~ Court.
30 31 RISK MANAGEMENT AND SAFElYDEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE 40 North Main, 2nd Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469.{l349, Fax: (810) 307-8286 115 South Groesbeck Highway, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Olrector Richard A. Gasowski Telephone: (810) 469-5325, Fax: (810) 469-5933 Safety Specialist Brian Bokovoy Public Works Commissioner Anthony V. Marrocco The Director of Risk Management and Safety is responsible for evaluating all Chief Deputy Commissioner Richard Sabaugh insurance risks, obtaining the necessary insurance coverage to protect the Chief Engineer Ken Bonin County against loss, and administering all County self insurance programs. Protecting the County's environment is the function of the Office of Public Loss conlrol, accidenl prevention and safety engineering are additional Works, headed by Anthony V. Marrocco, Public Works Commissioner. This responsibilities of this Department. office directs the construction and maintenance of storm water drains, sanitary sewers and water supply systems, soil erosion contrOl, review of subdMsion plats, operstion of county ftood contrOl, and antipollution facilities. Improving ROAD COMMISSION OF MACOMB COUNlY the quality of water In the Clinton River and Lake St Clair is another aim of 156 Malow Street, P.O. Box 2347, Mount Clemens, MI 48046-2347 the Public Works Office. A sewersge system selVing 12 communities has been constructed to help attain this goal. Two large retention basins have Telephone: (810) 463-8671, Fax: (810) 469.{l130 been constructed for storing excess water ftow during heavy storms, reducin9 Chairman, Thomas S. Welsh Term expires: 12-31-98 sewage backUps and overflow of untreated sewage into Lake St Clair. V.ce Chairman, John ZoccoIa Tenn expires: 12-31-00 Commissionsr, Mary Louise Daner Term expires: 12-31-02 The Road Commission constructs, operates, and maintains 2,942 lane miles RETIREMENT COMMISSION of County primary and local roads, as well as 756 bridges and drain structures. 10 North Main, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 The Road Commission maintains 166 miles of State Trucking and Freeways, Telephone: (810) 469-5250, Fax: (810) 469-5847 under conlract for Ihe Michigan Department of Transportation. Macomb Chairman Thomas Engel County highway maps are free and available at the Road Commission Office. Vice Chairman Polly Helzer Employee Representative Thomas Landy Road Commissioner Mary Louise Daner SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICES DEPARTMENT County Commissioner James M. Perna 21885 Dunham, Sutte 6, Clinton Township, MI 48036 County Commiss/onsr Thomas L. Raymus Telephone: (810) 469.{l313, Fax (810) 469-5578 County Commisslonsr Don Brown Web: http://www.macomb.lib.mi.uslmacscs Retiree Representative Wa~er Warfield Oireclor Kathryn Dodge Secretary David M. Diegel Assistant Oirector Blythe VanderBeek Treasurer Ted B. Wahby This Department provides many selVices to enhance the quality of life for Legal Counsel George Brumbaugh, Jr. seniors, including: professional counseling for Individuals, families and ~e, Adu~ Actuary GatrieI, Roeder, Snith &Co. groups in the Senior SelVice Center or off... Legal Assistance, Day The Macomb County Retirement Commission directs the operation of the Care, Outreach SelVices, local coordination for World Medical Relief and Retirement System for County employees. The Commi8sion consists of three Michigan Emergency Pharmaceutical Program (MEPPS), Focus Hope Food employee representatives, three representatives of the County Board of for Seniors, Senior 1.0. Discount Card, GuardianshiplConselValorship Ser Commissioners, and one representative of the County Board of Road vices, Chore Referrals, Senior Housing Informallon, Loan Closel, Hie V Com missioners. Employment, Telephone Reassurance, Information and Referral (a dala base of resources that provide assistance) and Community Education on Older Adu~ Issues (speakers available to groups). There is no fee for most selVices. A nominal fee based on income is charged for Adult Day Care. Donalions are accepted. Eligibility for some of the programs is based on income and age. 32 33 SHERIFF DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC SAFETY ASSOCIATION 43565 Elizabeth, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 31900 Utica Road, Sutte 200, Fraser, MI 48026 Telephone: (810) 469-5151, Fax: (810) 469-6542 Telephone (810) 293-5880, Fax: (810) 293-4668 Web: http://wwN.macomb.lib.mi.uslmacshe cj(ecutive Director Gail Peterson Sheriff William H. Hackel The Traffic Safety Association was established 32 years ago. Its main focus Undersheriff Ronald P. Tuscany is accident prevention through education. TSA works with local courts in Sheriff William H. Hackel's julisdiction encompasses the entire County: As a pro\liding educational classes for traffic \liolators including Defensive Dliving law enforcement agent, tt is his sworn duty to enforce all laws and to protect and Attttudinal Dynamics of Driving. the lives, property and we~are of the people. The Department includes a Sheliffs PatrOl, a Maline PatrOl, SCUBA divers, polygraph facilities, identifi Alcohol Highway Safety Program (810) 293-4650 cation bureau and many other services. In addition, tt is the Sheriff's respon The Alcohol Highway Safety program is administered by the Association. sibiltty to confine and secure all plisoners in the County jail. The program is an educational approach to the problem of drinking and driving and drug awareness. Judges and Secretary of State personnel refer participants to the program. TAX ALLOCATION BOARD Clerk's OfIice, 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5120 TREASURER'S OFFICE Chairman, Finance Committee James M. Perne 10 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 County Treasurer Ted B. Wahby Telephone: (810) 469-5190, Fax: (810) 469-6770 County Cieri< Carmella Sabaugh Treasurer Ted B. Wahby Intermediate Schaal District Rep Michael R. DeVaun Chief Deputy Treasurer Mark L. Mudge Township Representative Vacant Finance Officer Tim Rinaldi Municipality Representative Quinnie E. Cody Property Taj( Coordinator Sherri M. Murphy Statistician David M. Diegel Taj( Collection Administrator Jerry Mofflll Representative Ken Kramer The Office of the County Treasurer exists by \lirtue of Michigan law. County Public Act 62 of 1933, as amended, provides for the creation of the Tax funds under the Treasure~s jurisdiction include drainage districts, County Allocation Board to provide limits on the rate of taxation on property. State road improvement projects, Circutt Court, Veteran's Trust, and the Delinquent law prescribes the membership of the Tax Allocation Board which includes Tax Revolving Fund. The Treasurer is responsible for accounting ofall revenue, representatives of the County, the intermediate school district, township investments, seculities, and the County monies in financial instttutions. Other government, and members at large. The Tex Allocation Board is charged duties of the Treasurer include serving as a member of the County Elections with allocating millage rates to the County, intermediate school district, and Commission, Apportionment Commission, Plat Board, Tax Allocation Board, townships wtthin the limits set by State law. and Building Authority.
34 35 VETERANS' SERVICES COUNTY CENSUS INFORMATION 21885 Dunham, Suite 3, Clinton Township, MI 48036 Telephone: (810) 469-5315 Diractor Douglas M. Casamer 1980 1990 VETERANS' AFFAIRS BURIAL COMMISSION Community Census Census Michael Kinney Term Expires: 08-01-99 Henry Brown Term Expires: 08-01-00 Armada Village 1,392 1,548 Nikola Lapajenko Term Expires: 08-01-01 Armada Township 2,495 2,943 William Day Term EXpires: 08-01-98 Bruce Township 3,823 4,193 The Veterans' Affairs Department provides counseling and assistance to Center Line 9,293 9,026 veterans andlor their dependents In securing the following benefits and Chesterfield Township 18,276 25;905 services: Disability Compensation, Veterans and Widows Pension, Home Clinton Township 72,400 85,866 L9ans, Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, Vocational RehabOilation Eastpointe 38,280 35,283 Training, Federal, State and County Burials, Military Affairs, Government LWe Fraser 14,560 13,899 Insurance, Educational Claims, VA Medical Treatment, Appeals on Veterans' Harrison Township 23,649 24,685 Claims, Career Development Counseling, Discharge Upgrades and Review Lake Township 110 105 of Military Records, Michigan Veterans' Trust Fund, County Soldiers and Lenox Township 3,028 3,069 Sailors Relief Program, WWI Veterans Hospital Program, as well as guidance Macomb Township 14,230 22,714 896 and counseling on many problems affecting veterans and/or their dependents. Memphis •• 817 Mount Clemens 18,806 18,405 New Baltimore 5,439 5,798 New Haven Village 1,871 2,331 Ray Township 3,121 3,230 Richmond 3,536 4,141 Richmond Township 2,453 2,528 Romeo Village 3,509 3,520 Roseville 54,311 51,412 St. Clair Shores 76,210 68,107 Shelby Township 38,939 48,655 Sterling Heights 108,999 117,810 Utica 5,282 5,081 Warren 161,134 144,864 Washington Township 8,637 11,386
Macomb County Total 688,600 717,400
.. Macomb County portion
36 37 COUNTY EQUALIZATION VALUATION COUNTY REGISTERED VOTERS INFORMATION
Tolal Tolal Tolal Assessed Slate Equalized Taxable Yw Value IS) Value IS) Value ($)' Community 1994 1995 1998 1997
1985 8,015,997,464 8,025,313,513 Armada Township , 3,432 3,422 3,954 3,722 , Bruce Township, 4,624 4,681 5,200 5,429 1986 8,411,149,119 8,415,687,161 Center Une 5,941 5,883 6,047 6,239 Chesterfield Township 17,612 18,092 20,722 22,078 1987 8,986,798,515 8,987,855,222 Clinton Township 62,443 61,957 67,832 69,274 Eastpointe 22,483 22,755 24,451 24,847 1988 9,930,051,344 9,919,611,092 Fraser 9,954 9,727 10,646 10,960 Harrison Township 16,735 16,642 18,514 19,265 1989 10,974,728,991 10,974,728,991 Lake Township 67 66 69 70 Lenox Township, 3,857 4,194 4,758 4,875 1990 12,014,761,810 12,014,761,807 Macomb Township 17,662 18,713 21,392 23,960 Memphis. 520 521 616 624 1991 12,844,392,314 12,873,016,848 Mount Clemens 12,092 12,482 13,686 14,038 New Baltimore 4,369 4,372 4,733 5,066 1992 13,199,158,151 13,199,158,066 Ray Township 2,410 2,375 2,566 2,677 Richmond 3,188 3,166 3,566 3,733 1993 14,154,719,373 14,154,719,373 Richmond Township 1,625 1,687 1,895 1,975 Roseville 32,499 32,264 34,490 34,792 1994 14,699,546,232 14,701,705,602 St Clair Shores 47,393 47,097 49,972 50,918 Shelby Township 35,530 36,310 40,765 42,117 1995 15,549,989,556 15,549,989,556 15,312,632,492 sterling Heights 77,563 75,487 80,898 79,016 Utica 2,990 3,027 3,258 3,342 1996 16,725,119,857 16,724,530,874 16,241,826,370 Warren 90,719 90,788 96,362 97,383 washington Township 2 10,277 10,583 11,608 12,532 County Taxable Valuation pursuant to the passage of "Proposal A of 1994, 485,985 486,291 527,660 538,932 Public Act 415 of 1994." Macomb County
For further information regarding these figures, please contact the Macomb County Equalization Department at (810) 469-5260. 1 Armada Township includes the Village of Armada 2 Bruce and Washington 1Wpe Include the Village of Romeo 3 Lenox Township Includes lhe Village of New Haven 4 Macomb County portion 0l11y
38 39 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES Court Building, 40 North Main, Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 MACOMB COUNTY Telephone: (810) 469-5208 Web: http://www.macomb.lib.mi.us/maccir
The Macomb County Circuit Court is called a trial court of general jurisdiction because it has jurisdiction over all actions except those given by state law to another court. In general, it has jurisdiction in civil cases involving more than $25,000; domestic relations cases (usually divorce); cases seeking equi- I< table relief; felony criminal cases and some serious misdemeanors. The Chie'JUdge - Pro Tem Court also has jurisdiction over appeals from district courts, appeals from Deborah A. Servitto certain administrative agencies and superintending control over the Macomb County district courts.
Beginning January 1, 1998, the Michigan Legislature created the Family Divi sion of Circuit Court in all circuit courts. The Family Division of Circuit Court incorporates the family matiers which were formeny assigned to the Probate Court, largely juvenile proceedings. Judge Lido V. Bucci was appointed the Presiding Judge of the Family Division. Probate Judges Antonio P. Viviano and Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan were assigned to the Family Division of Circuit Presiding Judge Presiding Judge Court. The Family Division presides over all domestic relations matters and Family Division CivillCriminal Division strives to accomplish the "one judge - one family" goal of the Legislature. Udo V. Bucci Pat M. Donofrio The county clerk serves as the clerk of the Family Division.
Circuit judges are elected to six-year terms on non-partisan ballots.
Honorable Peter J. Maceroni, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-03 4th Floor, Court Building Court Clerk, Darla Masinick (810) 469-5843 Secretary, Lisa McCormack (810) 469-5822 Honorable Honoreble Honorable . John B. Bruff Michael D. Schwattz Gaorge C. Staeh, III Honorable John B. Bruff Term expires: 1-1-01 4th Floor, Court Building Court Clerk, Aileen Ciavatta (810) 469-5707 Secretary, Karen Ventimiglia (810) 469-5135
Honorable Michael D. Schwartz Term expires: 1-1-01 3rd Floor, Court Building Court Clerk, Kathy Smith (810) 469-5048 Secretary, Denise Jacks (810) 469-5145 Honorable Honorable Honorabla Honorable George E. Montgomery Mary A. Chrzanowski Antonio P. Viviano Pamela Gilbert O'SUllivan 40 41 MACOMB COUNTY PROBATE COURT Honorable Deborah A. Servitto Term expires: 1~ 1w03 4th Floor, Court Building Court Clerk, Genna Marshall (81 0) 469-5831 Secretary, Annette Lupo (810) 469-5147
Honorable George C. Steeh III Term expires: 1-1-01 3rd Floor, Court BUilding Court CIerI<, Betty Grader (810) 469-5177 Secretary, Jo Pellegrom (810) 469-5143 ChiefJUdge Honorable George E. Montgomery Term expires: 1-1-03 James F Nowicl
HonorableUdoV. Bucci Term expires: 1-1-99 Presiding JUdge, Family Division Wills and Estates Division Telephone: (810) 469-5290 4th Floor, Court Building 21850 Dunham, Mount Clemens, MI48043 Fax (810) 783-0971 Court Clerk, Margaret Dunford (810) 469-5836 The Wills and Estates Division is chargad with the administration of testate Secretary,' Mona Kriesch (810) 469-5139 and intestate decedent's estates as well as exclusive jurisdiction over testamentary and intervivos trusts. Where necessary the Court appoints Honorable Mary A. Chrzanowski Term expires: 1-1-99 guardians and/or conservators for minors and legally incapacitated adults. 3rd rloor, Court Building As a public service, the Court accepts for safekeeping, the Last WIll and Court CIerI<, Diane Boss (810) 469-5360 Testaments of county residents. There is a nominal fee for this service. Secretary, Trish Melchior (810) 469-5149 Mental Division Telephone: (810) 469-5320 Honorable Pat M. Donofrio Term expires; 1-1-99 440 North Rose, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Fax: (810) 783-0905 PresidIng Judge, CiviVCriminal Division The Mental Division accepts petitions and holds hearings on the 3rd Floor, Court Building hospitalization of those individuals who are in need of mental health services, Court Clerk, Louise Lambert (810) 469-5791 and appoints guardians, when necessary, for those minors and adults who Secretary, Annette Kandler (810) 469-5137 are found to be developmentally disabled.
HonorableAntonio P. Viviano Tenn expires: 1-1-99 Circuit Court - Family Division Probate Judge Assigned to Family Division 2nd Floor, Court Building 1 formerly Juvenile Division Telephone: (810) 469-5240 469~276 Court Clerk, Catherine Engel (810) 469-6959 380 North Rose, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Fax: (81o) I The Juvenile DiVision, commonly known as Juvenile Court, handles cases Sacretary, Carol A. Jelinek (810) 469-5438 of delinquent, neglected, or abused children and adoptions. The County Honorable Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan Term expires: 1-1-01 operates a Youth Home in connection with Juvenile Court. Probate judges are elected for six-year terms on non-partisan ballots. Probate Judge Assigned to Family Division 380 North Rose, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 JUdicial Secretary, Janice Cohan (810) 469-5410
42 43 COURT ADMINISTRATOR MACOMB COUNTY DiSTRICT AND MUNICIPAL COURTS 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5150 TOO Une: (810) 783-0962 District Courts have exclusive jurisdiction of all civil litigation up to $25,000 Court Admlnlstretor Keith Beasley and also handles garnishments, eviction proceedings, land contract Administrative Asslslent Ellen Frink forfettures, and other proceedings. For criminal cases, the District Court The Court Administrator supervises the operation of the Court as its execu conducts preliminary examinations In felony cases and handles all tive officer. The Court Administrator and the Administrative Assistant are misdemeanors where punishment does not exceed one year In jail including problem solvers who make sure that all positions are staffed, resolve log arraignment, sentence, and selling and acceptance of bail. Civil infractions jams in the system, maintain statistics, develop reports for the judges of the are also handled in District Court. A Small Claims Division for certain civil Court and the Stale Court Admlnlstrato(s Office, and assist In the develop claims is provided in the District Court. District jUdges may appoint ment and implementation of innovative programs to increase the efficiency of magistrates. The magistrates may set ball and accept bond In criminal the Court matters, accept guilty pleas, sentence for traffic, motor carrier, dog, game, snowmobile and boat law violations, and Issue arrest and search warrants. The Court Administrato(S Office is responsible for the menagement of the Attorney magistrates may hear Small Claims cases. Magistrates may, at the Courts case load, inclUding the schedUling of cases, prepering the weeklY direction of the Chief JUdge, perform other duties allowed by statute. motion docket the handling of the Court rule mediation process and the policing of the Courts docket to make sure that cases proceed expeditiously. Municipal Court civil Jurisdiction is IimOOd to $1,500. Its criminal jursldiction The Judicial Aide manages the appointment of attorneys to represent ind~ Is similar to District Court Municipal judges must be lawyers, residents, and gent Individuals who are charged wtth felonies in the Court. The Family electors of their cities. They are paid by the municipality and are elected for Counselin9 Department provides psychological reports in domestic cases four-year terms as provided by City Charter. They are part-time judges and upon the order of the Court may practice law outside of the Court room.
PROBATION DEPARTMENT -CIRCUIT COURT 37th DISTRICT COURT 10 North Main, 9th Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 8300 Common Road, Warren, MI 48093 Telephone: (810) 469-5330, Fax: (810) 469-7146 Telephone: (810) 574-4900 Fax: (810) 5744932 AND Chief Probetion Officer ...... •...... Kathleen Schaefer 7070 East Ten Mie ROed, Center Une, MI 48015 The Circuit Court Probation Depsrlment provides probation services to the Telephone: (810) 757-8333, Fax: (810) 755.{)790 nine permanent and various visiting judges of the Macomb County Circutt Serving: Cenler Une end Warren Court. The .department supervises all edutt felony and high misdemeanor Honorable Dawnn Gruenburg, CHIEF JUDGE Term eXpires: 1-1-99 probation offenders for the County of Macomb. Honorable John M. Chmura Term expires: 1-1'{)1 Honorable Susan R. Chrzanowski Term explres: 1-1'{)3 Honorable Watter A. JakUbowski, Jr Term explres: 1-1'{)1 Magistrate and Court Administrator James Conrad PROBATION DEPARTMENT· DISTRICT COURT 40 North Main, 1st Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-6139, Fax: (810) 783-8179 38th MUNICIPAL COURT Romeo SatellOO Office: 14713 33 Mile Road, Romeo, MI 48065 16101 Nine Mile Road, Eastpointe, MI 48021 Telephone: (810) 752-9101 Phone(810)~020, Fax (810)~060 Chief Probation Officer Kenneth Bovenschen Serving: Eestpointe The District Court Probation Department supervisee persons placed on Honorable Benedict Sagesta, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 12-31-99 probation by the District Court The Probation Department enforces tha com Honorable Martin J. Smtth Term expires: 12-31-99 pliance of Individuals wtlh the statutory terms of their probation, as well as Court Administrator Bernadine Senske any additional terms ordered by the Courts. 44 45 39-A DISTRICT COURT 29733 Gratio~ Roseville, MI 48066 41-8 DISTRICT COURT Telephone: (810) T73-2010, Fax: (810) 445-5070 40700 Romeo Plank, Clinton Township, MI 48038 Serving: Roseville Telephone: (810) 286-8010, Fax: (810) 228-2555 Honorable Mark S. Switalski, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-99 Serving: Clinton Township Honorable Joseph F. Boedeker Term expires: 1-1-03 Honorable William H. Cannon Term expires: 1-1-01 Honorable Marco A Santia Term expires: 1-1-99 Court Administrator Peggy McBride Court Administrator Eldridge J. King
41-8 DISTRICT COURT 39-8 DISTRICT COURT One Crocker Blvd., Mount Clemens, MI 48043 33000 Garfield, P.O. Box 10, Fraser, MI 48026 Telephone: (81 0) 46~870, Fax: (810) 469-5037 Telephone: (810) 293-3137, Fax: (810) 296-8499 ServIng: Herrison Township, Mount Clemens Serving: Freser Honorable John C. Foster, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-99 For Judges and Court Administrator, see 39-A District Court Honorable James A Scandlrlto Term expires: 1-Hl3 Court Administrator Sally Ann Root
40th DISTRiCT COURT 27701 Jefferson, Sl Clair Shores, MI 48081 42nd DISTRICT COURT (Division I) Telephone: (810) 445-5280, Fax: (810) 445-4003 1471333 Mile Road, P.O. Box 6, Romeo, MI 48065 Serving: St. Clair Shores Telephone: (810) 752-9679 or (810) 469-7370, Fax: (810) 469-5515 Honorable Peter J. Maceroni, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-03 ServIng: Armede end Armada Township, Bruce Township, Memphis, Han. William C. Crouchman, Chief Judge Pro Tern .. Term expires: 1-1-01 Rey Township, Richmond, Romeo, Washington Township Honorable Joseph Cragen Oster Term expires: 1-1-03 Honorable Richard D. McLean Term eXpires: 1-1-03 Court Administrator Paula Mack Magistrate Denis R. LeDuc Court Administrator Dorothey Sherman
41-A DISTRICT COURT 51660 Van Dyke, Shelby Township, MI 48316 42nd DISTRICT COURT (Division II) Telephone: (810) 739-7325, Fax: (810) 726-4555 36540 Green stree~ New Baltimore, MI 48047 Serving: Macomb Township, Shelby Township, Utice Telephone: (810) 725-9500, Fax: (810) 469-5516 Honorable Herman C. Campbell Term expires: 1-1-01 Serving: Chesterfield Twp., Lsnox Twp., New Baltimore, New Haven Court Administrator Barbara Byrne Honorable Paul A Cassidy Term expires: 1-1-01 Magistrate John MacDonald Court Administrator Betty Reim 41-A DISTRICT COURT 40111 Dodge Park Road, Steriing Helghta, MI 48313 Telephone: (810) 9T7-<3475, Fax: (810) 9T7-2855 GROSSE POINTE SHORES MUNICIPAL COURT Serving: Sterling Heights 795 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236 Honorable Kenneth J. Kosnic, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-01 Telephone: (313) 881-5503, Fax (313) 881-2622 Honorable Michael S. Maceroni Term expires: 1-1-03 Serving: Lske Township Honorable Thomas W. McDonel!. Term expires: 1-1-99 Honorable Lynne A Pierce Appointed Court Administrator Dr. Norman Spisak Court Administrator Karen E. Haydett
46 47 MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT JUSTICES P.O. Box 30048, Lansing, MI 48909 MACOMB COUNTY CITIES, TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES Telephone: (517) 373-0130 Listed in Alphabetical Order
Honorable Conrad L. Mallett, Jr., CHIEF JUSTiCE Term expires: 1-1-03 ARMADA TOWNSHIP Honorable James H. Brickley Term expires: 1-1-05 23121 East Main, P. O. Box 578, Armada, MI 48005 oi' Honorable Michael F. Cavanagh Term expires: 1-1-99 Telephone: (810) 784-5200, Fax: (810) 784-5211 Honorable Patricia J. Boyle Term expires: 1-1-99 Terms Ending Honorable Elizabeth A Weaver Term expires: 1-1-03 -Supervisor Joan Parnagian 2000 Honorable Marilyn J. Kelly Term expires: 1-1-05 -Clerk Diane Bernier 2000 Honorable Clifford Taylor Term expires: 1-1-01 - Treesurer Anna C. Cox 2000 The Supreme Court is the highest court in the State, hearing cases appealed - Trustees Monica Job 2000 to ~ from the Court of Appeals. The Supreme Court is responsible for the Dennis W. LeMieux 2000 general administrative supervision of all Courts in the State. It also establishes -Constabla O. Paul Shoemaker 2000 rules for practice and procedure in all Courts. -Assessor Thomas Schlichting
VILLAGE OF ARMADA MICHIGAN COURT OF APPEALS - SECOND DISTRICT 74274 Burk Street, P.O. Box 903, Armada, MI 48005 American .Center Building Telephone: (810) 784-9151, Fax: (810) 784-9153 27777 Franklin Road, Su~e 760, Southfield, MI 48034 Terms Ending Telephone: (248) 353-6763, Fax (248) 358-3780 -President Lyle Ballard 2000 -Clerk Jeri L. Pompilius 2000 Honorable Michael J. Kelly Term expires: 1-1-01 -Treasurer Jo E. Adair 2000 Honorable Martin M. Doctoroff, Term expires: 1-1-99 - Trustees Stephen G. Clark 2000 Honorable Mark J. Cavanagh Term expires: 1-1-03 David Coenen 2002 Honorable Kathleen Jansen Term expires: 1-1-01 Phyllis Luetz 2000 Honorable E. Thomas Fitzgerald Term expires: 1-1-03 Charles McNabb 2002 Honorable Henry William Saad Term expires: 1-1-03 Terrence Rooney 2002 Honorable Hilda R. Gage Term expires: 1-1-01 Patricia Major 2000 The Court of Appeals was established by the 1963 State Constitution as an -Assessor Richard C. Heldt "intermediate" appellate court between the Supreme Court and Circuit! Recorde(s Court. Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals Is established by State law, but b practice and procedures are governed by Supreme Court rule.
48 49 Cities, Townships and Jlillages (Continued)
CIties, Townships and Villages (Continued) CLINTON TOWNSHIP 40700 Romeo Plank, Clinton Township, MI 48038 BRUCE TOWNSHIP Telephone: (810) 28~000, Fax: (810) 228-1770 223 East Galas, P.O. Box 98, Romeo, MI 48065 Terms Ending Telephone: (810) 752-4585, Fax: (810) 752-3870 -Supervisor James R. Sinnamon 2000 Terms Ending -Clerk Dennis C.Tomlinson 2000 -Supervisor Gary C. Schocke 2000 - Treasurer William J. Sowerby 2000 -Clerk Karol Lee Regius 2000 -Trustees Robert J. Cannon 2000 -Treasurer Deborah S. Obrecht 2000 Ernest Hornung 2000 -Trustees Brian Palmer ·· 2000 Maurice L. Morrissette 2000 Jennifer Spencer 2000 Robert D. Stelner. 2000 -Constables Dennis Grace 2000 -Constables Earl E. Cummings 2000 Henry A. Borg 2000 -Assessor Paul Robinson -Assessor Elaine Roberson CITYOF EASTPOINTE CITY OF CENTER LINE 23200 Gratio~ Eastpointe, MI 48021 7070 Ten Mile Road, Center Une, MI 48015 Telephone: (810) 445-5026, Fax: (810) 445-5191 Telephone: (810) 757~800, Fax: (810) 755-0790 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Harvey M. Curley 1999 -Mayor Mary Ann Zielinski 2001 -City Managerlelerk S. Weslay McAllister, Jr Appt -City Managerlelerk Nancy Bourgeois Appt. -Financa Director Peter Dobrzeniecki Appt -Treasurer Pamela Kondzlolka Appt. -Council Members Flo Abke 1999 -Council Members Gary J. Houghton 1999 Frank Accavilti, Jr 1999 David W. Hanselman 2001 Ed Young 2001 Ka1hleen Buckner 1999 Norene S. Redmond 2001 Mary F. Hafner 2001 -Assessor Linda Weishaupt -Assessor Nancy Chene CITY OF FRASER CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP 33000 Garfield, Fraser, MI 48026 47275 Sugarbush Road, Chesterfield, MI 48047 Telephone: (810) 293-3102, Fax: (810) 293-7470 Telephone: (810) 949-0400, Fax: (810) 949-4108 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Joseph L Blanke, Jr 1999 -SupervIsor Elbert James Tharp 2000 -City Managerlelark Thcmas B. VanDamme Appt -Clerk Brenda Boughton 2000 -Treasurar Karoline Westphai Appt -Treasurer Ray Novak 2000 -Council Mambers Edmund 1: Adamczyk 1999 -71ustees Connie Bowles 2000 Frank Rub/no 2001 Richard Carey 2000 Leo Sadowski 2001 Elise Miller 2000 Steve Thomas 1999 Loraine DeMuynck 2000 Janice A.B. Wilson 2001 -Assassor Violet Stratichuk Barbara J. Younger 1999 -Ombudsmen Kaye Dulimba -Assessor Phil Belcher
50 51 Citle3, Towmhip3 and Villages (Contirrued) Cillel, Towrllhlps and Village! (Conti"ued) HARRISON TOWNSHIP 38151 L'Anse Creuse, Harrison Township, MI 48045 MACOMB TOWNSHIP Telephone: (810) 466-1406, Fax: (810) 466-1424 19925 23 Mile Road, Macomb, MI 48042 Terms Ending Telephone: (810) 286-0021, Fax: (810) 228-7710 -Supervisor John C. Hart 2000 Terms Ending -Clerk Carol A Brazil 2000 -Suparvlsor John D. Brennan 2000 -Treesurer Patricia D. Switzer 2000 -Clerk Norman J. Snay 2000 -Trustees Shem M. Murphy 2000 -Treasurer Marte E. Malburg 2000 Timothy E. Falk 2000 -Trustees Janet Dunn 2000 Barbara C. Urban 2000 Roger M. Krzeminski 2000 Steven M. Zinner 2000 Kenneth G. Meerschae~ Jr 2000 -Assessor Joann Uthes Chartes S. Oliver 2000 -Constables Thomas A Cook 2000 LAKE TOWNSHIP Richard P. Maierte 2000 795 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236 Nancy M. Ullrich-Lang 2000 Telephone: (313) 881~565, Fax: (313) 881-2622 Chartes VanRipar 2000 Terms Ending -Assessor Phyllis Sharbo -Supervisor Richard F. Fox 2000 -Clerk Raymond Suwinski 2000 CITY OF MEMPHIS -Treasurer John Zolad 2000 35095 Potter Stree~ P.O. Box 86, Memphis, MI 48041 -Trustees Helen M. Nutting 2000 Telephone: (810) 392-2385, Fax: (810) 392-3625 Hendrick Rivard 2000 Terms Ending -Assessor Tim O'Donnell -Mayor William J. Talton 1999 -ClerklTreesurer Liz Brusca Appt LENOX TOWNSHIP -Council Members Larry J. Coltington 1999 63975 GllIti~ Lenox, MI 48050 Chartes Garber 2001 Telephone: (810) 727-2085, Fax: (810) 727-3188 Roland E. Morgan 1999 Terms Ending Gwendolyn Hulett 2001 -Supervisor John Gardner 2000 Lynn MOllln 2001 -Clerk Vacant 2000 Kathryn J. Pecha 1999 -Treasurer Karon J. Oltanbacher 2000 -Assessor Vem Peart -Trustees MackWGfWer 2000 Karen Turchi 2000 -Constables Mark J. Ureel 2000 Eugene G. Ureel 2000 -Assessor Robert Brazeau
52 53 Cities, Townships and VIllages (Conltnuedj Cities, Townships and VIllages (Continued) i ifI CITY OF MOUNT CLEMENS RAY TOWNSHIP ,ll One Crocker Boulevard, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 64255 Wolcott, Ray, MI 48096 Telephone: (810) 489-6803, Fax: (810) 469-6273 Telephone: (810) 749-5171, Fax: (810) 749-6190 :, Terms Ending Terms Ending .'., ~Mayor Quinn!e E. Cody 1999 -Supervisor Donald E. Maertens 2000 'I ~City ManagarlClerl< Francee M. Rouns , Appt. -Clerk J. Robert Devers 2000 -Finance DirJTreasurer Glenn Voorhess Appl - Treesurer Rita Harman 2000 -Council Members John Candela , 2001 Barb Dempsey 2001 - Trustees ....•...... Betty L. Grader 2000 Harry T. Diahl 2001 John T. Zoccola 2000 Jolyne E. Fishar 1999 -Constables Frank Aul 2000 Henry L. Gordon 1999 James DiMaria 2000 David Heningtlln 1999 -Assessor Sandra Blrkenshaw -Assessor Gary Blash CITY OF RICHMOND CITY OF NEW BALTIMORE 68225 Main Street, P.O. Box F, Richmond, MI 48062 38535 Green Strasl, Naw Baltimore, MI 48047 Telephone: (810) 727-7571, Fax (B10) 727-2489 Telephone: (810) 725-2151, Fax: (810) 725-6927 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Tim Rix 1999 -City Meneger Gerald Williams Appt ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~B~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ -C/erk Karen Slagl Appt -Treasurer Donna D. Quinn 2001 - Treasurer Marilyn Dluge Appt -Council Members Kenneth C. Butler 11. 1999 -Council Members Pam Corby 1999 AI Panyard · 1999 Jan Hun!.. 1999 Jatfray Christie 2001 Kevin McAlpine 1999 Caroline LilUejohn 2001 James Schultz 1999 Maroolla Shlnske 2001 Susan VanHouzen 1999 Mare Lavi 1999 Joe Yelenich 1999 -Assassor Art Schlichting -Assessor Lynne Houston
VILLAGE OF'NEW HAVEN RICHMOND TOWNSHIP 58725 Havenridge, P.O. Box 429, Naw Haven, MI 48048 75701 Memphis Ridge, Richmond, MI 48062 Telephona:(810)749'5301,F~(810)7~9055 Terms Ending Telephone: (810) 727-7134, F~ (810) 727-520B Terms Ending -Presidant Brett Harris 2000 -CIeri< JoyAnn Well&-Flanigan 2000 -Supervisor Keith L. Rengert 2000 -Treasurer Delores Stana 2000 -Clerk Gordon R. Fuerstenau 2000 -Trustaas Carol Richard 2002 -Treesurer Dianne Jasak 2000 Bettie Mitchell 2002 -Trustees Fred Bartosiewicz 2000 Anita Ashford 2000 Sharron Jusko 2000 Tony HarnillDn 2000 -Consteble Dean M. Bruyneel 2000 Sharon S. Fowler 2000 -Assassor Paul Vincent Deborah Mack 2002 -Assessor Elizabeth Podolsn 54 55 Cities, Townships and Villages (Continued) Cities, Townships and Villages (Continued) SHELBY TOWNSHIP VILLAGE OF ROMEO 52700 Van Dyke, Shelby Township, MI 48316 121 W. St. Clair, Rcmeo, MI 48065 Telephone: (810) 731-5100, Fe><: (810) 726-7227 Telephone: (810) 752-3565, Fe><: (810) 752-5205 Terms Ending . Terms Ending -Pmsident Paul Reiz 2000 -SupeTVIsor Rick Bottcher 2000 -Cieri< Marian T. McLaughlin 2000 -CIeri< Teni Kowal 2000 - Tm.sumr Melinda Rossell 2000 - Tm.su"" linda Slllut 2000 -Trust••s Matt Edwards 2000 - Trus/ees Nancy Bates 2000 John D. Feltz 2000 Kirby Holmes, Jr 2000 James Micielli 2000 Dave Kedy 2000 zachary Fowler 1999 Gilbert Parker 2000 Ronald Rossell 1999 -Assessor Geraldine Schmidt Vacant 1999 -Assessor Robert Anger CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS 40555 Utica Road, P.O. Box8009, Ste<1ing Heights, MI 4831HlOO9 CITY OF ROSEVILLE Telephone: (810) 977-ll123, Fe><: (810) 977-ll239 29T77 Gratiot, P.O. Box 290, Roseville, MI 48006 Terms Ending Telephone: (810)445-5440, Fe><: (810) 445-5402 Terms Ending -M.yor Richart!J. Notte 1999 -M.yor Gerald K Alsip 2001 -Cfty M.n.gar Steve Duchane Appt. -City Meneger/Assessor Thomas Colanbo Appt. -Acltng CIeri< Walter Blessed Appt. -CIeri< Ronald A MacKooI 2001 - Tmesumr Rick Sanborn Appt. - Tmesumr Edward R. Knoll 2001 -Council Members Joseph V. Romano 1999 -Council Members Haroldl. Haugh 1999 Deanna E. Koski 1999 John Chirkun 1999 Kenneth Nelson 1999 Richart! Sleenland 1999 Jay Pollart! 1999 Bill Shoemaker 2001 Steve Rice 1999 James ZSImanski 2001 Kimberley A. Wiegand 1999 Christine Gorecki 2001 -Assessor Malthew Schmidt
CITY OF ST. CLAIR SHORES CITY OF UTICA 27600 Jafferson Circle Drive, SI. Clair Shores, MI 48081 7550 Auburn Road, Utica, MI 48317 T.iephone: (810) 445-5200, Fax: (810) 445-0469 Terms EndM Telephone: (810) 73!H600, Fax: (810) 739-2867 -Meyor Curtis L Dumas, Jr 1999 Terms Endino -CifY M.negar Mark Wollenweber Appt. -Meyor Jacqueline K Noonan 1999 -G/eri< Jack l. Fields Appl. -G1.ri< M. Catherine McGrail Appt. -Tmesumr John Kravitz Appt. -Tressurer Barbara Wenzel 1999 -Council Members Micheel A Boyle 1999 -Council Members Russell Barthelmeh .., 2001 WilliarnJ. Nearon 1999 Thomas Dombroski 1999 Robert A Hison 2001 Mary Figurski 1999 Patricia Reaver 2001 Joyce Kraft 1999 Robert G. Soumere 2001 VIC Marchione 2001 Frenk Benson 1999 .Kenneth Sikora 2001 -Assessor Robert Rychlik -Assessor Steven Mellen 56 57 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Cities, 1bwfuhlps and Villages (Continued) President of the Unlled States of America William Clinton (D) CllY OF WARREN 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20500 29500 Van Dyke, Warren, MI 46093 Telephone: (202) 451>-1111 Telephone: (610) 574-4520, Fax: (610) 574-4524 . Terms Ending Vice President of the Unlled States of America Albert Gore, Jr. (D) -Mayor Mark A. Steenbergh 1999 Old Executive Office Bldg. -Cieri< Lynn Armstrong 1999 17th St and Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20500 _Treasurer Marilyn Marchwinski-Marrocco 1999 Telephone: (202) 456-2326 -Council Membars James R. Fouls 1999 Charles T. Busse 1999 THE PRESIDENrS CABINET Mike Chupa 1999 Allorney GeneraL Janet Reno Richard P. Sulaka 1999 Secretary of Agricullure Daniel R. Glickman George Dimas 1999 Secretary of Commerce William M. Daley Cecil St Pierre, Jr.. 1999 Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen 1999 Gloria Sankuer Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley Michael J. Wiecek 1999 Secretary of Energy Federico Pena Daniel E. Woodhouse 1999 Secretary of Heallh and Human Resources Donna E. Shalala -Assassor Philip O. Mastin, III Secretary of Housing and Urban Developmenl.. Andrew Cuomo Secretary of Interior Bruce Babbitt WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Secretary of Labor Alexis Herman 57900 Van Dyke, P.O. Box 94067, Washington, MI 48094 Secretary of State Madeleine K Albright Telephone: (810) 786-0010, Fax: (810) 786-04Q4 Secretary of Transportation Rodney Slater Terms Ending Secretary of Treasury Robert E. Rubin -Supervisor Gary R. Kirsh 2000 'Secretary of Veterans Affairs Togo West -Clark RJ Brainard 2000 Chief of Staff Erskine B. Bowles _Treasurer Unda S. Verenen 2000 The.e em eppolntedposition. fhef mey chenge ef eny time. -Trustees Fred Blonde 2000 Jack Dorrough 2000 UNITED STATES SENATE OFFICERS Michael Murphy 2000 The Capllol Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 Barry L. Suthe~and 2000 Telephone: (202) 224-3121 -Constables Edward L. Wana 2000 Barbara A. Zajko 2000 President Albert Gore, Jr. (D) -Assessor Debra Susalla President Pro Tempore strom Thurmond (R) Majority Leader Trent Loll (R) Minority Leader Thomas Daschle (D)
59 58 Federal Government (Conrtnued)
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS III The Cap~ol Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 I' I Telephone: (202) 225-3121 ARMADA SAUCE TOWNSHIP RICHMOND lOWNSllIP TOWNSHIP I' Speaker Newt Gingrich (R) ARMADA VILLAG~ Majority Leader Richard Armey (R) 'LJ Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D) UNITED STATES SENATORS REPRESENTING MICHIGAN 3' MIL.to Can Levin (D) 30500 Van Dyke, Suite 206, Warren, MI 48093 (810) 573-9145 459 Russell Senate Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224eZ21 LENOX WASHINGTON RAY TOWNSHIP TOWNSIIIP TOWNSHIP Spencer Abraham (R) Su~e 26222 Telegraph, 200, Southfield, MI 48034 (248) 350-0510 10 r '''1 Fax (248) 350-0420 f~EW HAVEN VILLAGE 329 Dirksen Senate Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 2244822 _--""'."",,,'=.' ;.. I~ _L.__---\ Fax (202) 22~834 E-mail: [email protected] Web: htlp:/mww.senale.gov/-abrahaml CHESTERF::: BAL\MORE.....- SHELBY MACOMB TOWNSHIP TClWNSHIP TOWNStHP If-...J UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES FROM MACOMB COUNTY David E. Bonior (D) - 10th Congressional District /'-~ 59 N. Walnut, Suite 305, Mount Oemens, MI 48043 (810) 489-3232 2207 Raybum House Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-2106 I-_~ 0'.i'C~-Io....;I-- AO __.-!!"!!!AL±cL!!2;=_.... --I Sander Levin (D) - 12th Congressional District MT. CI.EMENS'J l" 2107 E. 14 Mile, Suite 130, sterrng Heigh1s, MI 48310 (810) 2684144 ~ CLINTON I HARRItlON ~ Fax (810) 268-0018 STERLiNG IIEIGHTS i 1 [~. TOWNSHIP _!'--') TOWNSHIP 2209 Raybum House Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 ...... (202) 225-4961 I E-ma!: a!eYen@ma!.house.gov .~"~'-'-J WetY. \\WN.house.gOVl1evin FRASEA1i ., ~-"!'!G'~ UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT JUSTICES One First Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20543 __ F '-'" Telephone: (202) 479-3211 ROSEVILLE j Life Appointments ST. CLAIR SHORES CENTEAl Chief Justice William Rehnquiat UNit'! 10 MILE Assoclata Justices John Stevens, Harry Blackmun, Sandra Day LJ O'Connor, Antonln Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, David ...L ""'l''!lIl'lr-U_..J.~ __t~LAKE TOWNSHIP Souter, Clarence Thomas, and Ruth Ginsburg • 6 M LE 60 61 STATE GOVERNMENT
Governor John Engler (R) Lieutenant Governor Connie Binsfeld (R) I , State Capitol, Lansing, MI 48909 (517) 335-7858 Secretary of State Candice S. Miller (R) Treasury Building, 1st Floor, Lansing, MI 48918 (517) 373-2510
I Attorney General Frank J. Kelley (D) La.v Buicing, 525 W. Ottawa, Lensing, MI 48909 (517) 373-1110
STATE SENATE OFFICERS President Connie Binsfeld (R) 12 President Pro Tempore John J. Schwarz (R) Majority Leader Dick Posthumus (R) Minority Leader John Cherry (D)
MACOMB COUNTY STATE SENATORS State Capitol, P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909-7536
Arthur J. Miller (D) - 101h State Senete District 11 27500 Hoover, Warren, MI 48093 (810) 757-7180 Lansing OfIice (517) 373-8360
Ken DeBeaussaert (D) - 11th State Senate District 230 North Ave., # 11, MountOemens, MI 48043 (81 0) 486-4908 Lansing Office (517)373-7315
Dave Jaye (R) - 12th State Senate District 8303 Waschull, Washington Township, MI 48094 (810) 781-5797 Lansing Office (517) 373-7670
62 63 State Government (Continued) MEMPHIS
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS ARMADA SRUCr:. TOWNSHIP RICHMOND Speaker and Majority Leader Curtis Hertel (D) TOWNSHIP _I~"I TOWNSHIP Speaker Pro Tempore Raymond MurphV (D) ARMADA VIIL~:r Minority Leader Ken Sikkema (R)
MACOMB COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVES state Capnol, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, MI 48909
William Callahan (D) - 26th House District (517) 373-0113 LENOX RAY Toll Free: (888) 833-8493 WASHIN Nick Ciaramnaro (D) - 27th House District... (517) 373-0854 r-L Local: (810) 774-2430 NEW HAVEN VilLAGE 26 MIt! Paul Wojno (D) - 28th House District (517) 373-2275 Toll Free (888) 449.e566 33 NEW BALTIMORE ~ Dennis Olshove (D) - 29th House District (517) 373-1772 Sili::LBY MACOMrl CHESTERFIELD /'_ lOWtJSHI~ TQWtJSHIF Toll Free: (800) 553.e251 TOWNSHIP j-J Sue Rocca (R) - 30th House District (517) 373-7768 !~ Local: (810) 566-5606 ~....l-~--"~'~~~ Sharon Gire (D) - 31st House District...... •...... •..•.. (517) 373-0159 ~ Toll Free: (800) 24Q-GIRE o z S S Alan Sanborn (R) - 32nd House District ...•...... (517) 373-0843 " 31 AMn Kukuk {R) - 33rd House District (517) 373-0820 Toll Free: (800) 209-3330 FRASER Local: (810) 598-7117 4 MILe 29 WARREN _ .... .,.m....__..I.__-'(,lL~A~K~ETOWNSHIP . , 64 65 POLITICAL PARTIES MAJOR PARKS IN MACOMB COUNTY Macomb Cou~ty Is often noted for ~ recreational opportunities, particularly Democratic Party, Macomb County ~ access to Inland lakes and Lake SI. Clair. There are four major public Chair. Todd Schmitz parks In the County where persons can enjoy a vast array of year-round 67 Cass Ave., Su~e 300, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 (81 0) 783-7767 recreational activities. County residents are never far from leisure facilities: The major par1 Republican Party, Michigan - 10th Congressional District Stony Creek Metroparf< (810) 781-4242 Chair. Matt Eineman Bui~ around the 500 ecre Stony Creek Lake In genUy rolling terrain, this 4,461 39765 Chart, Harrison Township, MI48045 (810) 463-2647 acre metropark offers many recreational activities, InclUding nine large picnic areas, an 18-hole championship goW course nature Interpretive area two Republican Party, Michigan· 12th Congressional District swimming beaches, play areas, boat launch, ~nd boat rentals. Ten mil~ of Chair, Frank Edwards paved roada and over six miles of hlkelbike trails provide acenic tours. Winter 119 North Washington, Royal Oak, MI 48067 (810) 547-9214 vis~ors can enjoy cross-country skiing, sledding, and Ice skating. Libertarian Party, Macomb County Wolcott Mill Metroparf< (810) 749-5997 Chair, Stacy Van Oast N~w open year-round, this park highlights a histortc grist mill on the Clinton P.O. Box 4, Richmond, MI 48062-0004 (810) 764-8783 RIVer in Ray Townahlp. Situated In a pristine, natural aettlng, the park offers group to urs of the mill and historical programs. A short nature trail is also located near the mill. CurrenUy under development is the Farm Learning C~nter, covering over 200 acres about 1.5 miles north of the mill, that will demonstrate modem farming practices, house a small dairy herd and other farm animals, and exhib~ sample fields of various agrlcu~ural cropa. 66 67 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY (FIA) ARMADA 19700 Hall Road, Sutte A, Clinton Township, MI 48038 BRUCE fOWNSHIP mCHMONU TOWf~SHiP 10W;>ISHID Telephone: (610) 412-e100, Fax: (810) 412-e141 AAMAUi10 ~ILLAG~-~ 'LT Director Angelo Nicholas R1CHM~ SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD ROMFOViL~AGEr -~--- -,__:;cn_"_',,f'_: ------'1 Roger Facione Tem1 expires: 10-31-98 WOLCOTI MILL . ---, Sara Chalgian : Tem1 expires: 10-31-99 NORTH BR<\NCH METROPARK Kenneth Durham Tem1 expires: 1D-31.{)0 LENO)'.: This county department, under the direction of the Michigan Family TOWNSHIP Independence Agency, administers the following financial assistance programs: Family Independence Program, Food Stamps, Medical STONY CREEK Assistance, Stale Disability Assistance, State Emergency Relief, stale Family METROPARK Assistance, and State Medical Program. It also administers the following Social Service Programs: Children's Protective Services, Adoption, Foster Care, Community Based Services for Delinquent Children, Foster Care Home Licensing, Employment and Training Programs, Adu~ Services and stiELi3V MACOMB Prevention, Services for Families, and Child Care Services. TOWNSHIP TOWNStilP The law requires that each County create a Social Services Board consisting of three members. The Board is responsible tor supervising and evaluating the administration of the adult hospitalization, medical care facilities, and HAl.L RvliO County foster care for children. The Board also represents "public interesf' and assures appropriate accountability for programs and services T'--l ! administered by the Macomb County Family Independence Agency. ~T. CLEMENS \J • CLINTON' ~ STEAliNG HEIGHTS ~ TOWNSHIP ~i METRO BEACH FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTAGENCY (FEMA) METROPARK FREEDOM HILL 500 C Street S.w., Washington, D.C. 20472 Telephone: (202) 846-2500 COUNTY PARK r-.-FRASEf' I I r.~ ------~---- Macomb County De/egate Phillip A. DiMaria __ I --)'5" Macomb County Alternate Joan Flynn ~- FEMA is the central agency within the Federal Government for emergency f10SE\iILLE I / , WARHEN i ...' planning, preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery from natural ST. CLAIR SHORES and man-made disasters. Working closely with slate and local governments, ~ FEMA funds emergency programs and deploys Federal resources in times ? of catastrophic disaster. Coordinated activities ensure a broad-based (, program to protect life and property and provide recovery assistance after a disaster. _J.. -::'lliM~I---I---..I.r·'LAKETOWNSHIP "" II MILL 68 69 --Other Organizations (Continued) Other Organization, (ContInued) MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HURON CUNTON METROPOUTAN AUTHORITY 14500 East 12 Mile, Warren, MI 48093 13000 High Ridge Drive, P.O. Box 2001, Brighton, MI 48116 Telephone: (810) 445-7000, Fax: (810) 445-7886 Telephone: (800) 4n-2757, Fax: (810) 227-a610 Presidenl, Albert L. Lorenzo Term expires: Appt. Director Frank J. Sudek Chairman, Christine Bonkowski. Term expires: 12-31-98 The HCMA was created under permissive legislation to provide parks and Vice Chairman, Frank DeSantis Term expires: 12-31-02 recreational facilities on a regional basis for Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, Secretary, Nancy Jakubowski Term expires: 12-31-02 Washtenaw, and Livingston Counties. It is en independent subdivision of tile Treasurer, James M. Kelly Term expires: 12-31-02 State of Michigan approved by a vote of the people of the five-county district Trustee, Joseph DeSantis Term expires: 12-31-00 The Authority operates thirteen metroparks, covering 24,000 acres. Trustee, Paul Cousino Term expires: 12-31-98 Trustee, D. Wayne MacDoneld Term expires: 12-31-98 The. MCC Board of Trustees' responsibilities include setting policy and making MACOMB COAUTION FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER decisions that determine the long and short range direction of the college. P.O. Box 856, Mount Clemens, MI 48046-0856 Telephone: (810) 469-5222, Fax: (810) 469-5530 Chairman Barbara Bauman MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCAl10N Vice Chairman Jean Marsh 44001 Garfield, Clinton Township, MI 48038 Secretary Norrine Neville Telephone: (810) 228-3300, Fax: (810) 286-4420 Treasurer John Bierbusse President John Bozymowski MCES Coordinator Gall Laufte Vice President Max D. McCullough The mission of the MCES is to coordinate the resources evallable to the Secretary Edward V. Fariey homeless and potentially homeless people in Macomb County. The vision of Treasurer Charies C. Milonas, D.D.S. MCES Is to maintain a viable organization that Is committed to Improving and Trustee Theresa Genest supporting the lives of individuals who are affeeled by homelessness. This Superintendent Michael R. DeVault vision will be achieved through coordination, advocacy, networking, public The Board of Education provides a variety of services for local school districts awareness, evaluation and participation in an open community. including business and instructional computer support, instructional and n~n-'"stru.ctional cons~Iting, instructional media support, and consultingl chnlc selVlCes for handicapped children and their parents. MACOMB COUNTY COMMUNITY GROWTH ALUANCE 115 South Groesbeck, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-5285, Fax: (810) 469-8787 MICHIGAN JOBS COMMISSION - REHABILITATION SERVICES Chairman Harold W. Allmacher, Jr. Cinlon Township Oftice: 37500 GaJfield, Suite 100,C1inlon Township, MI 48036 Vica Chairman Donald L. Maxwell Telephone: (810) 412-1510, Fax: (810) 412-1508 Vica Chairman Albert Brylewskl Warren Distriel OIlice: 30051 Schoenherr, Warren, MI 48093 ExactAlve Director Bemard E. Giampetronl Telephone: (810) 573-67n, Fax: (810) 573-7531 The Macomb County Community Growth Alliance (CGA) is a cooperative District Mansger Jennie Tunnell effort of 38 leaders from business, labor, education and government This agency is part of a State and Federal partnership that has prOVided assembled to oversee countywide economic development activities. The services for Michigan citizens with disabilities for over 70 years. If you have a efforts of the CGA have resulted in significant benefits to the business disability that makes It difficult for you to work, MRS may be able to help you community. Macomb leads southeast Michigan In economic expansion. prepare for, find, .and keep a job. The counselors at MRS work closely with Macomb County has been designated as e ·Communlty of Economic their chents, helping them to seleel and then enroll in a specialized program Excellence" by the Slate of Michigan. to prepare for a new vocation. They also work with employers for recruitment and retention of employees at risk toi~sing their job due to a disability. 70 Other Organizations (ContInued) MACOMB COUNTY NBNSPAPERS SOUll-tEASTMICHIGAN COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (SEMCOG) The Advisor & Source Newspapers Su~e Detro~, 660 Plaza Drive, 1900, MI 48226 48075 Van Dyke, Utica, MI 48317 Telephone: (313) 981-4266, Fax: (313) 961-4869 Telephone: (810) 731-1000, Fax: (810) 731-8172 Macomb Delegates: Elizabeth M. Slinde, Diana J. Kolakowski, P1JlIisIm Sunday- Romeo, WasHngtDn Twp., 8ru::e Twp., S1of1irg Heigh1s, James M. Biemat, Jr., Louis J. Burdi Utica, Shelby Twp. , Warren Alternates: Michael Switalski, Ben Giampetroni, Joan Flynn Thursday - Clinton Twp., Mount Clemens, Harrison Twp., This agency is a voluntary association of governmental units in Livingston, Macomb Twp. Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, SI. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne Gounties. Publisher Wayne Oehmke SEMCOG's principal activ~ is planning, including adoption of region-wide Editor Joe Warner plans in the areas of transportation, commun~ and economic development, Political Reporter .. None environmental concerns, public safety and land use. All SEMCOG policy Owner 21st Century Newspapers, Inc. decisions are made by local elected officials. Type Weekly Distribution Delivered to every residence,----- news stand SMART BOARD 880 Woodward Avenue, Su~e 950, Detro~, MI 48228 Annada Times Telephone: (313) 223-2100, Fax: (313) 223-2174 23081 East Main Street, P.O. Box 915, Armada, MI48005 Macomb County Community Trans~ Telephone Numbers: Telephone: (810) 784-5551, Fax: (810) 784-8710 Northern Macomb (800) 348-4BUS, (800) 348-4287 ~UbliShed Wednesday (Armada, Richmond, Memphis, Ray Twp.) Warren and Center Line (810) 547-7710 ublisher Emest E. Slade other Macomb County Communities (810) 483-8803 Editor James Milohell SMART's Customer Service (313) 982-5515 Political Reporter .. None SMART (Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation) operates Owner Lapeer County Press Type Weekly fIXed route bus service and curb-to-curb Commun~ Trans~ service in the tri county area. SMART is funded by Federal and State grants. Fares are paid by Distribution Subscription, news stand riders and a 1/3 mill property tax approved by voters in SMART's service area. --- Macomb, Wayne and Oakland Counties each have two representatives on the SMART's Board of Directors. Monroe County has one representative. C&G Newspapers SMART's Board of Directors establishes broad policies covering all major 13850 11 Mile Road, Warren, MI 48089 operations and financial oversight of the transit authority. Telephone: (810) 498-8000, Fax: (810) 498.9827 Publications: Shelby-Utica News, St. Clair Shores Sentinel, Steriing Heights Sentry Chroniole, Eastsider, Journal Warren Weekly Publishers Chariotte Demers, Gil Demers Managing Editor Melinda Neiber Political Reporter .. April Lehmbeck, Lori Paionk, K. Michelle Moran Owner C & G Publishing, Inc. Distribution Mailed to every residence 72 73 The Connection and Grosse Pointe News Macomb County Legal News 96 Kercheval, Grossa Pointe Farms, MI 48236 PO. Box 707, Mount Clemens, MI 48046 Telephone: (313) 882-6900, Fax: (313) 343-5569 Telephone: (810) 469-4510, ext. 230, Fax: (810) 469-2892 Web: http://grossepointenews.com Published Friday Pul>ished Thursday (Sl Clair Shores, Grosse Points, Harpar Woods) Publisher Frenk Shepherd Publisher R G. Edgar Editor Diane Kish Editor John Minnis Political Reporters. None Political Reporter .. John Minnis Ownar Indepandent Newspapars, Inc. Owner RG. Edgar Typa Weekiy Typa WeekJy Distribution SUbscription, news stand Distribution Subscription, news stand Macomb Daily Detroit Free Press PO. Box 707, Mount Clemens, MI 48046 Macomb County OIIice: 64 Cherry Straat, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Telephone: (810) 469-4510, Fax: (810) 469-2892 Telephone: (810) 469-4680, Fax: (810) 469-1097 Web: http://www.macombdaily.com Web: http://www.freep.com Published Daily except Saturdeys Published Daily Pul>isher William Thanes, Jr. Publisher Heath Meriwether Managing Editor Ken Kish Editor Joe StrOUd Editor Phil Van Hulle Political Reporters. lIaina Jonas, Kim North, Jeanne May Editorial Editor Mitoh Kehetien Owner Knight-Ridder Political Raporter Chad Selweski Typa Daily Owner 21 st Century Newspapars, Inc. Distribution SUbscription, news stand Type Daily Distribution Subscription, news stand .Detroit News Macomb County OIIice: 7 North Main, Su~e 205, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 Richmond Review and Chesterfield Review Telephone: (810) 468-0528, Fax: (810) 468-3634 68834 South Main, Richmond, MI 48062 Web: http://www.detnews.com Telephone: (810) 727-3745, Fax: (810) 727-3929 Pul>ished Daily Pul>ished Monday (Mamphis, Richmond, Lenox Twp., New Haven, New Publisher Robert Giles Baltimore, Chesterfield Township) Editor Robert Giles Publisher John D. Johnson Political Reporters. Jeffrey Saw.ki, Janet Naylor, Hawke FrecaSS8 Editor Jim Hopper Owner Gannett Political Reporter Editor Typa Daily Owner Senilec Web Print Distribution Subscription, news stand Typa Weekly 74 75 Distribution Home delivery, subscription The Romeo Observer Important Telephone Numbers 124 West SI Clair, P.O. Box 96, Romeo, MI 48065 Telephone: (810) 752-3524, Fax: (810) 752-0548 Animal Shelter 469-5115 Pubfished Wednesday (Romeo, Armada, Shelby Twp., Bruce Twp., Ray Twp., Board of Commissioners 469-5125 Washington Twp., Macomb Twp., Richmond) Business Assistance Center 469-5118 Publisher MeMn Bleich Editor Jim Wallington Cafeteria, Court BUilding 469-3516 Political Raporter .. Nona Central Receiving 469-6208 Owner MeMn Bleich Circuit Court Type Weekly Judges Distribution Subscription, home delivery Hon. Peter J. Maceroni, Chief Judge 469-5822 Hon. John B. Bruff 469-5135 Hon. Michael D. Schwartz 469-5145 The Voice (Bay, North Macomb, Macomb Twp.) Hon. Deborah A. Servitto 469-5147 31950 23 Mile Road, P.O. Box 760, New Baltimore, MI 48047-0760 Hon. George C. Steeh III 469-5143 Telephone: (810) 949-7900, Fax: (810) 949-2217 Published Wednesday (Now Baltimore, Chesterfiald Twp., Richmond, Hon. George E. Montgomery 469-5141 Armada, Memphis; Macomb Twp. by subscription) Hon. Lido V. Bucci 469-5139 Publisher Webco Pr... Hon. Mary A. Chrzanowski 469-5149 Editor , Donna Remer Hon. Pat M. Donofrio 469-5137 Owners Tom Stanton, Dorothy Stabila, Joe Stabile Hon. Antonio P. Viviano 469-5438 Type Weekly Hon. Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan 469-5240 Distribution Mailed to every residence, subscription Court Administrator Administrative Office 469-5150 Assignment Clerk 469-5150 Family Counseling 469-5204 Judicial Aide 469-5156 Mediation Clerk 469-6039 Jury Room 469-5158 Clerk Administrative Office 469-5120 Birth-Death Records 469-5213 Business Registration 469-6792 Concealed Weapons Licensing Board 469-5207 Court Records 469-5208 Elections Section 469-5209 Marriage Licenses 469-521 0 Notary Public Commissions 469-5121 Civil Service Commission 469-5206 76 77 Community Services Agency 41-BDistrictCourt 286-8010 Administrative Office 469-6999 Clinton Township General Community Programming 469-5222 Judge William H. Cannon Community Action Center, North 749-5146 41-8 District Court 469-6870 Community Action Center, Central 469-6964 Harrison Twp, Mount Clemens Community Action Center, South 759-9150 Judge John C. Foster Judge James A. Scandirito Community Mental Health Department 42nd District Ct, Div J 752-9679,469-7370 Administrative Office 469-5275 Armada, Bruce Twp., Memphis, Ray, Crisis Center 307-9100 Richmond, Romeo, Washington Twp. Substance Abuse 489-5278 Judge Richard D. McLean Corporation Counsel 469-6348 42nd District Court, Div II 469-5046 Credit Union, Macomb Schools and Government 263-8837 Chesterfield Twp., Lenox Twp., New Baitimore, New Haven District and Municipal Courts Judge Paul A. Cassidy 37th District Court 757-8333, 574-4900 Grosse Pointe Shores Municipal Court (313) 881-5503 Center Line, WaITen Lake Township Judge John M. Chmura Judge Susan R. Chrzanowski Judge Lynne A. Pierce Judge Dawnn Gruenburg Judge Walter A. Jakubowski, Jr. Emergency Management Services 469-5270 38th Municipal Court 445-5020 Equalization Department 469-5260 Eastpointe Facilities and Operations 469-5244 Judge Martin J. Smith Judge Benedict Segesta Family Independence Agency 469-7700 39-A District Court 773-2010 Finance Department Roseville Administrative Office 469-5250 Judge Joseph F. Boedeker Judge Marco A. Santia Accounting 469-5251 Judge Mark S. Switalski Intemal Audit 469-5787 39-8 District 293-3137 Purchasing 469-5255 Fraser (ForjUdges, see 39-A District Court) Reimbursement 469-5258 40th District Court 445-5281 Friend ofthe Court 469-5160 SI. Clair Shores Health Department JudgeWiliiamA. Crouchman Judge Joseph C. Oster Main Switchboard 469-5235 41-ADistrictCourt 739-7325 Clinic Services 469-5372 Macomb Twp, Shelby Twp., Utica Environmental Heaith 469-5238 Judge Herman C. Campbell Medical Examiner 469-5214 41-A District Court 977-8475 Personal Heaith Services 469-5520 Sterting Heights Prenatal Care Program 469-6010 Judge Kenneth J. Kosnic Judge Michael S. Maceroni STD Clinic 469-5372 Judge Thomas W. McDonell Vision - Hearing 412-5945 W1C 469-5471 Family Planning 469-5491 78 79 Human Resources 469-5280 New Baltimore 725-2151 Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority 800-477-2757 New Haven Village :.. 749-5301 Judicial Aide 469-5156 Ray Township 749-5171 Juvenile Court 469-5240 Richmond City 727-7571 Law Library 469-5159 Richmond Township 727-7134 Lawyer Referral Service 468-8300 Romeo Village 752-3565 Legal Aid Bureau 469-5185 Roseville 445-5440 Library (County) 286-6660 SI. Clair Shores 445-5200 Macomb Coalition for Emergency Shelter 469-5222 Shelby Township 731-5100 Macomb County Bar Association 468-2940 Ster1ing Heights 977-6123 Macomb County Community Growth Alliance 469-5285 utica 739-1800 Macomb Community College 445-7000 Warren 574-4520 Macomb Intermediate School District 228-3300 Washington Township 788-001 0 Mail Room. County Building 469-5918 Newspapers Management Information Services 469-5254 Advisor & Source 731-1000 Martha T. Berry Medical Care Facility 469-5265 Armada Times 784-5551 Mediation 469-8039 Chronicle 756-8800 Michigan Jobs Commission Connection (313) 343-6293 Clinton Township 412-1510 Detroit Free Press 469-4680 Warren 778-8300 Detroit News 468-0528 Michigan Works 469-5220 Eastsider 756-8800 MSU Extension Service 469-5180 Joumal 756-8800 Municipalities Macomb County Legal News 469-4510, ext. 230 Armada Township 784-~0 Macomb Daily 469-451 0 Armada Village 784-9151 Review & Chesterfield Review 727-3745 Bruce Township 752-4585 Romeo Observer 752-3524 Center Line 757-6800 Shelby-utica News 756-8800 Chesterfield Township 949-0400 SI. Clair Shores Sentinel 756-8800 Clinton Township 288-8000 Sterling Heights Sentry 756-8800 Eastpointe 445-5026 Voice 949-7900 Fraser 293-3102 Warren Weekly 756-8800 Harrison Township 448-1406 Parks and Recreation Department.. 979-7010 Lake Township (313) 881-6565 Parks Lenox Township 727-2085 Freedom Hill County Park 979-7010 Macomb Township 288-0621 Metro Beach Metropark 463-4581 Memphis 392-2385 Stony Creek Metropark 781-4242 Mount Clemens 469-8803 Wolcott Mill Metropark 749-5997 80 81 • Planning and Economic Development Administrative Office 469-5285 Social Security Administration (800}772-1213 CDBG Home Repair Program 469-5285 SEMCOG (313)961-4286 Small Business Assistance Center 469-5118 SMART (bus schedules) (313) 962-5515 Probate Court SMART Board (313) 223-2100 Wills and Estales Division 469-5290 Traffic Safety Association 293-5680 ChiefJudge James Nowicki Alcohol Highway Safety Program 293-4650 Mental Division 469-5320 Telecommunications 469-6388 ChiefJudge James Nowicki Treasurer's Office Juvenile Division 469-5240 Information 469-5190 Judge Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan Delinquent Property Tax Info 469-5190 Probation Land File Tax Mapping Dep!.. 469-5312 Circuil Court 469-5330 Veterans Affairs 469-5315 District Court 469-6139 Youlh Home 469-5375 Prosecuting Attorney Administrative Office 469-5350 Appellate Division 469-5643 Consumer Protection 469-7314 Crime Victim Rights Unil 469-5675 Public Works Office 469-5325 Purchasing 469-5255 Register of Deeds 469-5175 Retirement Office 469-5250 Risk Management 469-6349 Road Commission 463-8671 Selfridge Air National Guard Base 307-4011 Senior Citizen Services Administrative Office 469-6313 Senior Legal Aid 469-6406 Adull Day Care Center, SI. Clair Shores 466-6816 Adult Day Care Cenler, Clinton Township 469-5579 Sheriff Department COMET Narcotics Division 790-3990 Emergency 911 Hearing Impaired 469-5093 Information 469-5151 Jail 469-5151 Marine Division 469-5803 Prisoner Information 307-9439 82 NOTES Pledge of Allegiance I pledge a)[egiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indi visible, with liberty and justice for all. The Star Spangled Banner National Anthem o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the tWighlight's last gleaming. Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous flight O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave, - Francis Scott Key