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Register of Deeds

Dear Macomb County Residents,

This informational directory is being offered as a tool of better communication with your government.

It contains addresses and phone numbers where elected officials Pledge 0/Allegidflce holding city, county, state, and national offices can be reached, as well as self-explanatory maps of political districts, parks, and public service centers.

This directory is printed by the County of Macomb and compiled by the County Clerk's Office staff with the cooperation of many officials. Ipledge dllegidnce to the f!dg ofthe United Copies of the directory are free and can be obtained from my office, Stdtes ofAmericd, dnd to the Repuhlic for which is located on the first floor of the Macomb County Court Building, 40 North Main Street, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043. which it stdnds, one ndtion under Cod in­ For further information or assistance please feel free to call our office at divisihle, with liherty dndjustice for dll (810) 469-5120.

Sincerely. ~ Carmella Sabaugh Macomb County Clerk and Registe

COVER PHOTO: THE ART CENTER, MT. CLEMENS r Table of Contents

Pledge of Allegiance Inside Front Cover Introduction i County Office Hours and Holidays 1 Mdcomb County O~ce Hours dnd HoliddYs County History 7 County Map 8 -1995­ ~u~S~ 9 County Census Information 10 County Facilities 11 Map of County Facilities 12 Office Hours 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. - Monday through Friday Map of Downtown Mount Clemens 13 Federal Public Officials 14-15 Circuit Court motions heard on Monday at 9:00 A.M. President's Cabinet 14 U.S. Senators 14-15 County Offices will be closed on the following holidays: U.S.Representatives 15 U.S. Supreme Court Justices 15 Holidays: To be observed on: Map of Congressional Districts 16 New Year's Day Monday, January 2, 1995 State Public Officials 17-20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 16, 1995 State-Wide Officials 17 President's Day Monday, February 20, 1995 State Senators 17 Good Friday 1/2 day, Friday, April 14, 1995 Map of State Senate Districts 18 Monday, May 29, 1995 Memorial Day State Representatives 19 Independence Day Tuesday, July 4, 1995 Monday, September 4, 1995 Map of State Representative Districts 20 Labor Day County Public Officials 21-28 Columbus Day Monday, October 9, 1995 Veterans' Day Friday, November 10, 1995 County-Wide Public Officials 21 Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 23, 1995 Community College Board of Trustees 22 Day AFTER Thanksgiving Day Friday, November 24, 1995 Intermediate School District Board 22 Christmas Eve Friday, December 22, 1995 County Commissioners 23-27 Christmas Day Monday, December 25, 1995 Map of County Commissioners Districts 28 New Year's Eve Friday, December 29, 1995 County Commissioner Committees 29-33 Budget 29 Community Services 29 Finance 30 Health Services 30 ~======,II Justice and Public Safety 31 1 2 Operational Services 32 County Clerk and Register of Deeds 44 Personnel 32 Equalization Department 4.5 Planning and Economic Development 33 Finance Department 45 Special Commillees 33 Health Department 46 Rules 33 Land File Department 46 Senior Citizens 33 Macomb County Library 47 County Boards and Commissioners 34-41 Macomb/SI. Clair Private Industry Council, Inc. 47 Area Agency on Aging 34 Management Information Systems 47 Areawide Water Quality Board 34 Martha T. Berry Memoriai Medical Care Facility 47 Building Authority 34 Personnel and Labor Relations 47 Board of Canvassers 34 Planning and Economic Development 48 Civil Service Commission 35 Probate Court 48 Coalition for Emergency Shelter 35 Prosecuting Allorney 48 Committee on Community Economic Opportunity 35 Public Works 49 Macomb County Community Growth Alliance 35 Radio Department 49 Community Mental Health Services Board 36 Road Commission 49 Concealed Weapon Licensing Board 36 Senior Citizen Services 50 Board of Election Commissioners 36 Sheriff Department 50 Elections Scheduling Committee 37 Traffic Safety Association 50 Emergency Medical Services Authority Board 37 Treasurer 51 FEMA Board 37 Veterans' Affairs 51 Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority 37 Michigan State Departments 52-53 Library Board 37 MSU Extension Service 52 Macomb/St. Clair Private Industry Council 38-39 Rehabilitation Services 52 Parks and Recreation Commission 39 Sociai Services Department 53 Planning Commission 39 County Parks 54-55 Retirement Commission 40 Map of County Parks 56 SEMCOG 40 County Assessed Valuation 57 SMART Board 40 Judiciary 58-61 Social Service Board 40 Michigan Supreme Court 58 Substance Abuse Advisory Council 41 Michigan Court of Appeals 58 Tax Allocation Board 41 Circuit Court 59 Veterans Affairs Commission 41 Probate Court 60 County Departments 42-51 37th District Court 60 Animal Shelter 42 39th District Court 60 Community Mental Health Services Board 42 ~D~ct~rt ~ Community Services Agency 43 41-A District Court 61

3 4 41-B District Court =,--;-:---;:­ 61 Registered Voters -:;:; 73 42nd District Court (Division I) 61 Political Parties 74-75 42nd District Court (Division II) 61 Eastpointe Municipal Court 61 Democrats 74 Republicans 75 Lake Township Court 61 County Newspapers 76-81 Prosecuting Attorney 62 The Advisor & Source Newspapers 76 Cities, Townships, and Villages 63-72 Armada Times 76 City Public Officials 63-66 Clinton-Macomb Chronicle 76 Center Line 63 The Connection 77 Eastpointe 63 Detroit Free Press 77 Fraser 63 Detroit News 77 Memphis 64 The Eastsider 78 MI. Clemens 64 Fraser-Clinton-Macomb Chronicle 78 New Baltimore 64 The Journal 78 Richmond 65 Macomb County Legal News 79 Roseville 65 Macomb Daily 79 SI. Clair Shores 65 The Review & Chesterfield Review 79 Sterling Heights 66 Romeo Observer 80 Utica 66 Shelby-Utica News 80 ~~n 00 SI. Clair Shores Sentinel 80 Township Officials 67-71 Sterling Heights Sentry 81 Armada 67 The Voice 81 Bruce 67 Warren Weekly 81 Chesterfield 68 Telephone Directory 82-85 Clinton 68 Important Telephone Numbers 86 H~wn ~ National Anthem Inside Back Cover Lake 69 Lenox 69 Macomb 70 ~y m Richmond 70 Shelby 71 Washington 71 Village Public Officials 72 Armada 72 New Haven 72 Romeo 72

6 ,..., Mdcomb County MEM~ ABrief History ARMADA BRUCE TOWNSHIP RICHMOND TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP eneral Alexander Macomb, a highly decorated veteran of the war ARMADA VILL~ Gof 1812 and a respected General of the U.S. Army, left a legacy of strength with which to name Macomb County. Though today's land boundaries were not set until the mid-1820's, ..---' 32 MILE RICH~~ Macomb County's first setUement was founded in 1871, by a reiigious ROMEO VILLAGE sect of peopie called the Moravians, along the shore of the Huron River. ~ Predominateiy wilderness, the county's most iucrative industry was LENOX lumber. WASHINGTON "AY TOWNSHIP A failed attempt at education was made in 1818 when only three TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP students enrolled in the first school, located in the courthouse of downtown Mount Clemens. In 1920, education was reintroduced but it would be 15 years before a structure was built for educational NEW HAvkN VILlAGE 2& MILE purposes. L-L In the 1870's, mineral baths and lush hotels brought international fame to Mount Clemens for its spa vacations, due to the discovery of a NEW9ALT~ SHELBY stream which still runs beneath the city. Though many believed that MACOMB CHESTERFieLD TOWNSHIP the water had healing powers, the interest in the spas died out in the TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP early 20th centu ry. Between 1920 and 1930, Macomb County doubled in popUlation. Southern Macomb County was industrialized primarily due to automobile manufacturing which escalated greatiy at the end of Wo~d ~ HALL ROAD War II. A iucrative car industry, combined w~h federal programs such as the Federal Housing Act and the Veterans Administration Housing MT.CLE~ Act encouraged housing, and population grew by 70 percent from 1940 ~ STEALING HEIGHTS > CLINTON HARRISON resu~ •: TOWNSHIP W to 1950. As a of this grow1h, pUblic facilities were enlarged, TOWNSHIP ( schools were bui~ and streets were paved. While agriculture still dominates land usage of the 300,000, plus, -..... acres of Macomb County, residential development is rapidly growing and present iand usage of Macomb County is as follows: 14 MilE IF"ASE"I ., (j'&'''' q' Vacant 92,260 acres 29.9% ROSEVILLE ~ WARREN ~ Agricuitural 76,490 acres 24.8% ~ ST. CLAIR I··, •... Residentiai 66,450 acres 21.5% SHORES " MACOMB PUblic/Semi-Public 40,030 acres 13.0% ;, CE;:]LINE lD MILE COUNTY SEAT: Industrial 15,200 acres 4.9% ,I I\IIT. CLEI\IIENS .. Recreational 10,760 acres 3.5% EisTPOINTEj . . Commercial 7,310 acres 2.4% } LAKE TOWNSHIP 8 Mllf. 7 8 COUNTY CENSUS INFORMATION

B 1980 1990 OV­ Community Census Census

Armada Village 1,392 1,548 o Armada Township 2,495 2,943 ~ Bruce Township 3,823 4,193 Center Line 9,293 9,026 Chesterfield Township 18,276 25,905 :2 Clinton Township 72,400 85,866 Eastpointe 38,280 35,283 Fraser 14,560 13,899 Harrison Township 23,649 24,685 Lake Township 110 105 Lenox Township 3,028 3,069 M Macomb Township 14,230 22,714 * 817 896 Memphis "'''' Mount Clemens 18,806 18,405 New Baltmore 5,439 5,798 New Haven Village 1,871 2,331 Ie H 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 Omindting the emblem o[Mdcomb County is the County SteMing Heights 108,999 117,810 outline ~dnked by d sdilbodt dnd three gems which Utica 5,282 5,081 D Warren 161,134 144,864 represent recredtion dnd industry, two 01 the county's wedtest Washington Township 8,637 11,386 dssets. The bdnner trdversing the symbol. representing progress.

The ddte. I 8 I 8, is the yedr Mdcomb County WdS estdblished. Macomb County 688,600 717,400 Circumscribing the emblem dre the words Mdcomb Countydnd Michilldn, sepdrdted byfM,-pointed stdrs - symbols ofqUdlity. ** Macomb County portion

9 10 COUNTY FACILITIES

1. County Services Center MFMPHIS Groesbeck & Elizabeth, Mount Clemens M1MADA lI)WNSHIP iliCHMONC 2. New Haven Health Center TOWNSHIP Gratiot (M-19) & New Haven Road, New Haven Village

3. County Building, Court House and Parking Structure N. Main & Cass, Mount Clemens

4. Sheriffs Marine Division 33125 S. River Road, Harrison Township

5. Southeast Health Center 25401 Harper, SI. Clair Shores

6. Warren Satellite Service Center Van Dyke & Civic Center Drive, Warren ::mEL3'! 1"G-WN;:;tIIP 7. Public Works Building and Road Commission 115 S. Groesbeck, Mount Ciemens

8. Freedom Hill County Park Metropolitan Parkway & Schoenherr, Sterling Heights

9. County Library Hall & Garfield Roads, Clinton Township

10. North Area Satellite Facility - 42nd District Court Division I 14713 33 Mile Road, Bruce Township

11 12 Macomb County Clerk and Register of Deeds Office 40 N. Main Street, Mount Clemens, MI 48043 FEDERAL OFFICIALS

President William Clinton (D) Vice President Albert Gore (D) 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. 20500 Telephone: (202) 456-1414 Term Ending: 1·20-97 The President's Cabinet MACOMB Secretary of State Warren Christopher COUNTY COURT Secretary of Treasury Robert Rubin Secretary of Defense William Perry BLDG 7 Attorney General Janet Reno Secretary of Interior Bruce Babbit ~ I® Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman ... Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown " Secretary of Labor Robert Reich -:l• Secretary of Health and Human Resources Donna Shalala o• Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros

United States Senate Officers The Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 PARKING Telephone: (202) 224-3121

~ ONE WAY President AI Gore (D) President Pro Tempore Strom Thunnond (R) Majority Leader Bob Dole (R) Minority l.eader Thomas Daschle (D) DOWN'TOWN I MQUN'TCLE!\Il EN~

13 14 UNITED STATES SENATORS MEMPHIS Carl Levin (D) Spencer Abraham (R) 24580 Cunningham, Room 110 30800 Van Dyke, Suite 307 Warren, MI 48091 Warren, MI 48093 ",.1~.',G{)11 SRUCE TOWNSHIP RICllftCOND (810) 759-0477 (810) 573-9017 TOWN51ilP TOWNSHIP ARMAUA '/ILLA~~\ Term Ending: 1-3-97 Term Ending: 1-3-01 ...... ~r

I RICHM~~ ____J~ UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES -~A6"\'EO\hL~ Term Ending: 1-3-97 10th District David E. Bonior (D) LENOX 59 N. Walnut Street, Suite 305 WASHIN,HON A~Y T,)'NNSHIP MI. Clemens, MI 48043 TOWNSHII' TO'Nf,lSHIP (81 D) 469-3232 10 r . 12th District Sander Levin (D) NEW HAVEN VILLAGE .~ __L[ 2107 E. 14 Mile Road, Suite 130 Sterling Heights, MI 48310 (81 D) 268-4444 SHELBY UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS TOW:'\l~t'l:) =,~ ":~~r~ The Capitol Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3121 Speaker Newt Gingrich (R) ""--.1...... __ L,,,,~.::.-!~_~__ .__ Richard Armey (R) -I Majority Leader I Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D) ,r, . " MT CLEMENS\J "'-",~ UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT JUSTICES TOWNSHiP ) TOWNSHIP r One First Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20543 \ (202) 479-3000 /~-\? Life Appointments )" Chief Justice William Rehnquist -r--YO'" Associate Justices John Stevens Harry Biackmun WARREN /.:; u.s. Sandra Day O'Connor ST. CIAIf! SHOHE:.d CONGRESSIONAL Antonin Scalia CE?TT'ER! Anthony Kennedy LINE i DISTRICTS David Souter I_r! Clarence Thomas _ ...I. ""'::'m.....u_...l i.iLAKE TOWNSHI~ Ruth Ginsburg a MIl.E 15 16 STATE OFFICIALS

Governor John Engler (R) M"1~_'~0", T~'NN::.~;; pm i(V{'.:.,) b0!Je'. Lieutenant Governor Connie Binsfeld (R) "':~ li}0ir~C-:'"IIP '.'. '" State Capital, Lansing, MI 48909 (517) 373-3400 Term Ending: 1-1-99

Secretary of State Candice S. Miller (R) Treasury Building, Lansing, MI 48918 I (517) 373-2510 ~Vl\S'lit'.FJi{jC!N r:';'f>E'-:V r Term Ending: 1-1-99 , :, 12 Attorney General Frank J. Kelley (D) I, Law Building, 525 West Ottawa, Lansing, MI 48909 "I (517) 373-1110 I I iii b'H r;M " Term Ending: 1-1-99 , ;,1"'\,>_';',0,; ~T+R,+;U' J STATE SENATE OFFICERS " '-;:!,'i','<-j:p

Connie Binsfeld (R) 11 President Michael Bouchard (R) President Pro Tempore Dick Posthmus (R) Majority Leader Arthur J. Miller (D) Minority Leader Uj?j-,:: -';'jijJqitt If' MACOMB COUNTY STATE SENATORS The Capitol Building, Lansing, MI 48909 Term Ending: 1-1-99 Arthur J. Miller (D) 10th District (517) 373-8360

Ken DeBeaussaert (D) STATE 11th District (517) 373-7315 10 SENATE DISTRICTS 12th District Doug Carl (R) (517) 373-7670

18 17 MEM~ STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS

p.RMAnA Paul Hillegonds (R) Speaker and Majority Leader BHur~r TOWNSHIP RICHMOND l'OWN.fit9iP TowNSHIP Speaker Pro Tempore Frank Fitzgerald (R) A~MADA V',LLliC\ Minority Leader Curtis Hertel (D) L.J r--"- i MACOMB COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVES RICHMOND I The Capitol Building, Lansing, MI 48909 Term Ending: 1-1-97 L.ENay RA'r' Tracey A. Yokich (D) WA3HH'IImQr~ TOWN~HJP 26th District TOWl4SHP ~"OW;'\jr,HIP (517) 373-0113 r 1 27th District Nick Ciaramitaro (D) NEW HAVEN VILLAGE (517) 373-0854 L----L _

28th District Lloyd Weeks (D) (517) 373-2275 SHEU{( MACOMB 3~::;:-r' TOWNS11IP fCWNSlllr'

29th District Dennis Olshove (D) (517) 373-1772 /" I--....o!. ':r:;:...... l..-+--,~3:E'....-i--i Sue Rocca (R) 30th District \., (517) 373-7768 'MT. EMENS\J

HAn~I~ON 31st District Sharon Gire (D) IP i ' TOWNSH,P (517) 373-0159 31 32nd District Dave Jaye (R) FRASERl (51 7) 373-0843 l-...... ~

29 .,~ 33rd District Alvin Kukuk (R) ... (517) 373-0820 ST. CLAIR 26 27 SH0i1E5 10 Mill' f ~ _"- """'1~!"""L..-..J.--...I.,!;LA~K;:;.ETOWf\lSH1P II MiLE;

19 20 MACOMB COUNTY OFFICIALS arm Ending 12-31~9

MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 14500 E. 12 Mile, Warren, MI 48093 (810) 445-7000 Terms Ending Albert l. lorenzo President Appt James M. Kelly Chairperson 12-31-1996 Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer Daniel McCafferty Vice Chairperson 12-31-2000 CARL J. MARLINGA (D) TED 8. WAH8Y (D) Christine Bonkowski Secretary 12-31-1998 40 North Main Street 10 North Main Street Steven Deluca Treasurer 12-31-1996 Paul W. Cousino Trustee 12-31-1998 Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 Joseph DeSantis Trustee 12-31-2000 (810) 469-5350 (810) 469-5190 Michael P. Sessa Trustee 12-31-1996

MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DiSTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION 44001 Garfield, Clinton Township, MI 48038 (810) 222-3300

The Board of Education provides a variety of services for local school districts including business and instructional computer support. instructional and non­ instructional consulting, instructional media support. and consulting/clinic services Sheriff Public Works Commissioner for handicapped children and their parents. WILLIAM H. HACKEL (D) ANTHONY V. MARROCCO (D) 43565 Elizabeth Road 115 Groesbeck Highway John Bozymowski President Mt. Clemens, MI48043 Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 Max D. McCullough Vice President (810) 469-5151 (810) 469-5325 Edward V. Farley Secretary Charles C. Milonas, D.D.S. Treasurer Theresa Genest Trustee Michael R. DeVault Superintendent

County Clerk/Register of Deeds CARMELLA SA8AUGH (D) 40 North Main Street Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-5120

21 22 MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 40 N. Main Street, Mt Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-5125 Term ending: 12-31-96 Chaiperson: Mark Steenbergh (0) - Warren Vice-Chairperson: Diana J. Kolakowski (0) - Sterling Heights Sergeant-at-Arms: Joseph J. Strizic (R) - Utica District 5 District 6 SAM J. PETITTO (D) JOAN FLYNN (D) Warren Warren

District 1 District 2 RALPH A. LIBERATO (D) MARK A. STEENBERGH (D) Warren Warren

District 7 District 8 SAL ROCCA (R) DIANA J. KOLAKOWSKI (D) Sterling Heights Sterling Heights

District 3 District 4 PHILLIP A. DiMARIA (D) ANTHONY E. BLOCK (R) Eastpointe Warren District 9 District 10 ROBERT MIJAC (D) PHIUS DeSAELE (R) Sterling Heights Sterling Heights

23 24 District 11 District 12 District 17 District 18 JOSEPH J. STRIZIC (R) FRAN GILLEn (R) BOBBY L. HILL (D) MICHAEL C SESSA (R) Utica Shelby Township Mt. Clemens Harrison Township

District 13 District 14 District 19 District 20 DON BROWN (R) JOHN HERTEL (D) WILLIAM J. SOWERBY (D) NANCY M. WHITE (D) Washington Township Lenox Township Clinton Township Clinton Township

District 15 District 16 District 21 District 22 NICHOLYN A. JAMES M. BIERNAT JR. (R) MICHAEL SWITALSKI (0) ELIZABETH M. SLiNDE (0) BRANDENBURG (R) Clinton Township Roseville Roseville Macomb Township

25 26 ME". HJS

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District 23 District 24 ~_.r:=:= 31 M;LE ... """'" ELMER J. KUSS (D) ROLAND R. FRASCHETTI (R) II M 0 VlLl:.AGE St. Clair Shores St. Clair Shores

LENOX WASHINGTON RAY TOWNSHI" TOW S«IP TOWNSHIP 15 NEW. AvU-4;:\OE 26 MILE 1----_1 r

MACOMB TOWNSHIP District 25 PETER J. LUND (R) St. Clair Shores

Board of Commissioner's Staff (810) 469-5125

Director of Board Services Sandra K. Pietrzniak Assistant to the Director Carol Lewandowski Secretary to the Chairperson Janice Hanway Committee Reporters Corinne Bedard ·:·COUNTY Virginia Vogel :OOMMISSIONERS: Recepti onisUClerk Melody Yankoulides :,.: .:.·.• :Di'~:T:~rC,TS.' .:::.'.

27 28 FINANCE 1995 COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS Responsibilfties: Finance Department BUDGET Risk Management ResponsibiMies: Treasurer's Department Equalization Finance (Budget function) Members Chairperson - Siinde Members Vice Chairperson - Kuss Cha;rperson - Brown Liberato Vice Chairperson - Kolakowski Biernat Block Lund Biernat Lund Brandenburg Mijac Block Mijac Brown Petillo Brandenburg Petillo DeSaele Rocca DeSaele Rocca DiMaria Sessa Sowerby DiMaria Sessa Flynn Flynn Slinde Fraschelli Strizic Fraschelli Sowerby Gillell Switalski Gill ell Strizic Hertel White Hertel Switalski Hill Steenbergh Hill White Kolakowski Kuss Steenbergh Liberato HEALTH SERVICES Responsibilfties: COMMUNITY SERVICES Health Department Mental Health ResponsibiMies: Department Community Services Library Martha T. Berry Medical Care Facility Social Services Cooperative Extension Veterans Affairs Members Members Chairperson - Sowerby Chairperson - Strizic Vice Chairperson - Rocca Vice Chairperson - Flyn n Brandenburg Liberato Brandenburg Liberato Brown Mijac Brown Lund Flynn Strizic DeSaele Sowerby Fraschelli Switalski DiMaria White Hill White Fraschelli Steenbergh (Ex-officio) Kuss Steenbergh (Ex-officio) Gillell

29 30 JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY OPERATIONAL SERVICES Responsibilffies: Responsibilffies: Circuit Court Prosecuting Attorney Facilities and Operations Radio District Court Sheriffs Department Parks and Recreation Road Commission Probate Court Public Works

Members Members Chairperson - DIMaria Chairperson - Fraschetti Vice Chairperson - Petitto Vice Chairperson - Hertel

Biernat Kolakowski Biernat Liberato Block Lund Block Mijac DeSaele Sessa Brandenburg Sessa Flynn Slinde Hili Slinde Giliett Switalski Kolakowski Strizic Hertel Steenbergh (Ex-officio) Kuss Steenbergh (Ex-officio)

PERSONNEL LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Responsibi/ffies: Responsibilffies: Personnel Department County Clerk Corporation Counsel Members Management Information SelVices Cheirperson - Liberato Vice Chairperson - Switalski Members Chairperson - Whrte Biernat Kuss Vice Chairparson - Giliett Block Lund Brandenburg Mijac Biernat Petitto Brown Petitto Brown Rocca DeSaele Rocca Flynn Sessa DiMaria Sessa Hertel Sowerby Flynn Slinde Hili Switalski Fraschetti Sowerby Liberato Steenbergh (Ex-officio) Gillett Strizic Hertel White Hill Steenbergh Kolakowski

31 32 PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MACOMB COUNTY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Responsibilfties: Planning, Community, and Economic Development

Members AREA AGENCY ON AGING Chairparson - Hill Macomb County Representatives Vica Chairparson ­ Brandenburg Michael Switalski Brown Rocca Nicholyn Brandenburg Fraschelli Sessa Macomb County Older Persons Representatives Kolakowski Slinde Kuss Strizic Sister Juanita Duggan Rose Marie Kearney Mijac White Petillo Steenbergh (Ex-officio) SPECIAL COMMITTEES AREAWIDE WATER QUALITY BOARD James W. Baumgartner Elmer J. Kuss RULES Rasponsibilfties: Recommends Changes to Board of Commissioner Rules BUILDING AUTHORITY Thomas Landa Ted Wahby Members Ada m Nowakowski Gerald Wiedyk Chairparson - Biernat Martin Sm~h Richard Zeliner Vica Chairparson - Gillell Roger Vercruysse Block Kuss DiMaria Switalski Steenbergh (Ex-officio) Hertel BOARD OF CANVASSERS Each County must have such a board to canvass all state, county, school, and SENiOR CITIZENS some city, township, and village elections. After the primary and general eleclions, Rasponsibi/fties: the board reviews and analyzes the results to determine who has been nominated Senior Legal SeIVices Area Agency on Aging in primary elections and which candidates are elected in general eleclions. After Senior Citizens SeIVices the general elections, the board delivers certificates of election to the County Clerk. The board is also empowered to conduct recounts in certain elections. Members Chairparson - Block Terms Ending Vica Chairperson - Mijac Betty Brodacki 1995 DeSaele Rocca Barbara Sosnowski 1995 Flynn Slinde Nancy A. Cherry 1997 Kolakowski Sowerby Tony Martini 1997 Liberato Strizic Lund Steenbergh (Ex-officio)

33 34 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BOARD CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION The Community Mental Helath Services Board is responsible for John Chmura Chairperson providing mental helath, substance abuse, and developmental disabili~ies Minnie Grove Vice Chairperson services in the County through both directly operated and contract agencies. Edward Kargula Commissioner George Brumbaugh, Jr Corporation Counsel Terms Ending Robert Nyovich Legal Counsel to the Sheriff William Sowerby 12-31-1996 Thomas Snover 12-31-1997 COALITION FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER Nancy White 12-31-1997 William J. Sowerby louis J. Burdi 12-31-1997 Joseph Strizic 12-31-1997 COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Anne Lilla 12-31-1995 Rebecca Bachand Chairperson Mary louise Daner 12-31-1995 Craig Schley 1st Vice Chairperson Elizabeth Slinde 12-31-1995 Charles M. Lindamood 2nd Vice Chairperson J.J. Buccellato 12-31-1995 Mark A. Steenbergh Ex-officio Edward Rymal 12-31-1996 John Bierbusse Marian Impastato Sylvia Shaina Del Becker 12-31-1996 Carol Brown Mary lee Kaltenbach Judy Spiekhout Patricia Bill 12-31-1996 Elaine Cato Katherine Kenny Brooks Sutton Reino Erickson Cynthia Maritato Dorothy Upshaw CONCEALED WEAPON LICENSING BOARD Thomas Gregor Vera Pickett Blythe VanderBeek Carl J. Marlinga, Prosecuting Attorney Chairperson Cathy Yott Carmella Sabaugh, County Clerk and Register of Deeds Clerk MACOMB COUNTY COMMUNITY GROWTH ALLIANCE William H. Hackel, Sheriff Member Michael Robinson, Director State Police Member Harold W. Allmacher, Jr. Chairperson Donald L. Maxwell Vice Chairperson Albert Brylewski Vice Chairperson Bernard E. Giampetroni Executive Director BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS The law requires that this board be created to prepare bailots for state and Lillian Adams-Yanssens Michael R. DeVault Adam E. Nowakowski county elections and determine clarity of wording on recall petitions. It consists of Diane C. Andriotakis Mark Faiker Roy M. Penzak Senior Probate Judge, the County Clerk, and the County Treasurer. Del Becker Jean E. Gorman Sam J. Petitto John Bierbusse Barbara Hollett James Roosen Han. James F. Nowicki Chairperson Patrice M. Bogden Margene Johnston Sharon L. Sarris Carmella Sabaugh Clerk John Boll Diana J. Kolakowski Hon. Michael D. Schwartz Ted Wahby Member David E. Bonior Ralph J. la Gro Grace Shore Don Brown Albert L. lorenzo Mark A. Steenbergh Albert H. Callewaert James J. McCarthy Paul Z. Szilagyi Nick Ciaramitaro Wayne MacDonald Richard A. Tepper Dr. A. V. Deleon, Jr. Robert C. Merkle Ted B. Wahby Gilbert DiNelio Stephen Morris Pamela A. Weeks Colonel Allan W. Ness Norman Wood 36 35 ELECTIONS SCHEDULING COMMITTEE MACOMB/ST. CLAIR PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL Jack Fields SI. Clair Shoras Cily Clark Private Sector Virginia Dobson Macomb Township Clerk Macomb County Ray Richard Board of Education Del Becker Mary Matuja Carmella Sabaugh Macomb County Clerk Daniel Bonior Donald Maxwell Carl J. Marlinga Prosecuting Attorney Dorothy Danna David McKinnon Norm Davis Paui Mitcheil MACOMB COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL Randall DeMorris Stephen Saph SERVICES AUTHORITY BOARD City of Warren St. Clair County .The Board is responsible for establishing protocols and procedures for patient John Johnson Patricia Anger treatment, quality review, training and continuing education, telecommunications, Frank Kastelic Thomas Gaffney security, control and exchange of pharmaceutical. Deborah Monterosso David Winfield Gerald Alward Clifford Kabacinski William Morelli Harry J. Aretakis, M.D. Michael Kobernick, M.D. Roland Pesek Donald Cucchi, D.O. Daniel C. Lafferty Edward Cuneo James M. Larkin, D.O. Labor Virginia Dempsey Kent McLocklin Macomb County Edwin J. Doehring, D.O. Lorraine Milligan, R.N. Dennis Hill Valerie Dornan, R.N. Thomas Owczarek Rober! Merkle Susan Durst, R.N. David M. Sessions William Peterson Jordan Galazka Gerald Solai Roger Vercruysse Michael Hardy Anthony Southall, M.D. Community Based Organizations Robert Heisler Brian Walker Macomb County FEMA BOARD Kathy Locher Phillip A. DiMaria Delegale Nancy Ulrich Alfemate Economic Development Agency HURON CLINTON METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY City 0 f Warren St. Clai, County The Authority was created under permissive legislation to provide parks and Stephen Morris Miles Benedict recreational facilities on a regional basis for Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, Washtenaw County, and Livingston County. It operates thirteen Other Organizations metroparks. Macomb County City of Warran Edward Bruley Janet Masi LIBRARY BOARD Ben Giampetroni Terms Ending Edward V. Farley 12-31-1997 Department of Social Services Edward Scully 12-31-1995 St. Clai, County Ellen Shanafelt 12-31-1996 Juanita Gillings Marge Swiatkowski 12-31-1998 Dorothy Upshaw 12-31-1994

37 38 Education Macomb County St. Clair County Raymond Contesti Maurice Fritch RETIREMENT COMMISSION Barbara Clark Thomas Engel Chairperson Ronald Pollack Polly Heizer Vice Chairperson David M. Diegel Secretary Michigan Employment Security Commission Ted Wahby Treasurer Macomb County George E. Brumbaugh, Jr. Legal Counsel Margaret Davis Gabriel, Roeder, & Smith Actuary

Michigan Rehabilitation Services Members: Mary Louise Daner Macomb County Elizabeth Slinde Tom Landy Stan Newman Don Brown PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Ralph A. Liberato Terms Ending Raymond Richard 12-31-1994 SEMCOG Richard Sabaugh 12-31-1994 Mark Steenbergh 12-31-1994 Delegates: AI/emates: Elizabeth Slinde Elmer Kuss 12-31-1995 Ben Giampetroni Diana J. Kolakowski Donald Tarnowski 12-31-1995 James Biernat Ralph Liberato 12-31-1996 Gasper Salerno 12-31-1996 Diana Kolakowski Ex-officio SMART BOARD Anthony Marrocco Ex-officio William Sowerby John Zoccola Ex-officio Patrick Johnson (representing Mark A. Steenbergh) PLANNING COMMISSION SOCIAL SERVICE BOARD Established in 1956, the Macomb County Planning Commission is responsible The law requires that each county create a Social Service Board consisting of for examining the existing needs of the County, projecting future growth, and three members. The Board is responsible for supervising and evaluating the suggesting a means by which growth can be guided. Staff support is provided by administration of the adult hospitalization, medical care facilities, and county foster the Macomb County Department of Planning and Economic Development. care for children. The Board also represents "public interesf' and assures Diana J. Koiakowski Chairperson appropriate accountability for programs and services administered by Macomb George Adams Vice Chairperson County Department of Social Services Clifford F. Kabacinski SecTlltary Terms Ending Andrew Caravaggio 10-31-1995 Bernard B. Calka Frank E. Kirk Sara Chalgain 10-31-1996 Dan G. Dirks Joseph F. Kosmala Mark Young Appt. by the State Thomas E. Engel Bobby L. Hili Waiter Franchuk Michael Switalski

39 40 MACOMB COUNTY DEPARTMENTS SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADVISORY COUNCIL Terms Ending MACOMB COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER Donald J. Amboyer 9-1-1996 Cathy Angelica 9-1-1996 The animal shelter provides shelter for the stray animals in Macomb County. George H. Baker 9-1-1997 Animal Control laws are enforced through this agency for crties and townships that have no provisions for this service in their Charter, Macomb County residents Pamela Berger 9-1-1997 Gary M. Burnett 9-1-1996 may turn over their animals if they are no longer wanted or need to be euthanized hea~h Elizabeth A. Costa 9-1-1997 due to failing or aggressive disposition. This facility is a source of information Cheryl Focht 9-1-1996 for Macomb County residents regarding animal reiated issues. Frederick J. Higham 9-1-1996 Wanda Markowicz 9-1-1997 Regular Shelter Hours: David W. Orr 9-1-1995 Monday - Friday 10:00 A.M. - 3:50 P.M. Saturday - 10:00 A.M. - 2:50 PM. Dolora Paull 9-1-1995 David Sa ad 9-1-1997 Animal Adoption Hours: Joanne Smyth 9-1-1996 Monday - Friday 10:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. Saturday - 10:00 A.M. - 2:30 PM. Herbert A. Weiss, Jr. 9-1-1996 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BOARD The Community Mental Hea~h Services Board is responsible for providing mental TAX ALLOCATION BOARD health, substance abuse, and developmental disabilrties services in the County By Virtue of Office through both directly operated and contract agencies. Chairperson, Finance Committee Elizabeth Slinde There are a number of service programs offered by the agency, including a 24­ County Treasurer Ted Wahby hour telephone crisis and referral center; 24-hour psychiatric emergency services, County Clerk Carmeila Sabaugh assertive communrty treatment (ACT) services; mental health outpatient services Intermediate School District Rep. Michael R. DeVault for chiidren, families, and aduits; mental health day treatment centers for adults; Township Representative Dan Spatafora substance abuse treatment and prevention programs; rehabilitation workshop/ Municipality Representative Quinnie E. Cody day programs for developmentally disabied persons; limited residential services; Statistician David Diegel counseling and diagnostic services; psychosocial rehabilitation services; case Representative Ken Kramer management services; rape crisis and emergency response services; vocational services; substance abuse services for persons in the county jail; recreational drop in centers, respite services for adults and children; OBRA nursing home VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMISSION screening and monitoring services; and infanUloddler Part H (Early On) services. Terms Ending Henry C. Brown 8-1-1996 Donald I. Habkirk, Jr. Executive Director Steven Deluca 8-1-1998 Robert R. Siaine Deputy Director Mike Kennedy 8-1-1998 Clotilde M. Sitchon, M.D. Director/Psychiatric Services Susan K. Griggs Director/Ciinical Services Patricia J, Joens Director/Planning and Evaluation David C. Olin Director/Office of Substance Abuse Kathleen M. Galletti DirectorlFinance and Budget Marc DeRush Receipient Rights Officer Arthur lewandowski, Ph. D. Chief of Psychological Services

41 42 MACOMB COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY Macomb County Community Services Agency (MCCSA) is the community action COUNTY CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS agency for Macomb. The purpose of the agency is to promote economic and Carmella Sabaugh serves Macomb County as County Clerk and Register of social opportunities through which low~ncome, disabled, and elderly can achieve Deeds where over 1,110 services are performed by that office. greater independence and self-sufficiency. The County Clerk is clerk of the Circuit Court and serves as clerk over nine The agency consists of a number of human service programs including: General different boards inclUding: Board of Commissioners, Board of Election Community Programming, three Community Action Centers, Weatherization, Commissioners, Tax Allocation Board, Board of County Canvassers, County Plat Energy, Head Start, Day Care, Commodity Food Distribution, Food Stamp Board, Civil Service Commission, Macomb County Sheriff Department, Election Distribution, Transportation, Senior Citizen Chore Service, Senior Citizen Nutrition, Scheduling Commillee, and Concealed Weapons Licensing Board. and Meals-On-Wheels. Phone: (810) 469-6999 Fax: (810) 469-5530

Patricia Gibbs Executive Director Carmelia Sabaugh County Clerk & Register of Deeds Madeleine Olsak Fiscal Manager John Saad Chief Deputy Clerk Diane Woodruff Accountant Colelle Dywasuk Chief Deputy Registar Holly Ehrke Administrative Secretary Cheryi Printz Chief Election Clerk Dennis Choiniere Planner and Evaluation Specialist Sonya Hoerman Chief Court Clerk Melanie Chiodini Communications Specialist Carol Soulliere Head Start Director Barbara Bauman GCP Operations Coordinator Richard Kapuscinski Energy Coordinator All (810) Area Code Sandy Markwood Transportation Coordinator General Office 469-5120 Margaret Kozak Senior Citizen Nutrition Coordinator Fax Number 469-6927 Julie Ciolek Day Care Coordinator Birth/Death Records 469-5213 Edna Smith Emergency Food Coordinator Birth and Death Information 469-5213 Gary Schmidt Chore Supervisor Business Registration Information 469-6792 Board of Commissioners 469-5125 Court Records 469-5208 Court Records information 469-5198 Elections Department 469-5209 Jury Room 469-5158 Marriage License Information 469-5213 Notaries 469-5121 Passports 469-5211 Register of Deeds Information 469-5175 I Civil Service Commission 469-5206

43 44 EQUALIZATION DEPARTMENT HEALTH DEPARTMENT This department maintains assessment and equalization records, surveys, and Service Programs of the Health Department are implemented through four major assists the Board of Commissioners in the matter of equalization of assessments divisions: and assists the local assessing office", in the performance of any duties imposed 1. Environmental Heallh - programs in areas of food protections, community on such officers. This includes development and maintenance of accurate property health and safety, waste, sheller, and water quality management. descriptions, the discovery, listing, and valuation of properties for tax purposes, 2. Maternity and Child Care - programs include: Child Health, Vision and Hearing, and tha development and use of uniform evaluation standards and techniques for Scoliosis Screening, and Supplementary Food (W.I.C.). the assessment of property. 3. Family Heallh - programs include: communicable disease surveillance and control, immunizations and vaccines, treatment for sexually transmitted diseases, FINANCE DEPARTMENT AIDS testing, health assessment of senio"" and public health nursing services to The Finance Department is in charge of supervising the County Budget and the the nutrition sites. expenditures thereunder for the Board of Commisslone", to assure that a balanced 4. Health PromotionlRisk Reduction - programs for all age groups, but aimed budget is maintained. at adolescent and middla ages. Under the authority of the Board of Commissione"" the Finance Department The Department's service facilities are located in Mt. Ciemens, St. Clair Shores, has the administrative responsibility for the following departments: Equalization, and Warren. Accounting, Purchasing, Internal Audtt and Reimbursement. Daniel C. lafferty Dirac/or/Health Officer David M. Diegel Finance Diractor Thomas J. Kalkofen Deputy Health Officer John H. Foster Assistant Finance Director Kevin P. lokar, M.D. Medical Director Albert R. Grimson Accounting Manager Elwin Call Director/Environmental Heefth Services NU~ing Robert Grzanka Internal Audit Manager Marilyn Glidden Diractor/ Community Heafth Elizabeth Costa Director/ Family Health Clinics Lidia Benedettini Dent Reimbu~ementDlfec~r Wallaca R. Evans Purchasing Maneger Susan Butler Chief Animal Control Officer Jane C. Brister laVerne Schuette Equalize/ion Diractor EMS Program Manager Darlene Burden Assistant Equalization Director Patrick Mclogan Director/Health Promotion & Risk Reduction

LAND FILE DEPARTMENT The land File Department manages approximaltely 270,000 individuai real estate parcels, including such information as legal descriptions, taxpayer name and address, current tax and assessment information, delinquent tax information, etc. A drafting section is In charge of updating and maintaining the accuracy of all property line drawings by plotting new SUbdiVisions, acreage divisions and the consolidation of all iots and acreage as requested by local units, thus giVing an accurate pictorial view of all tax parcels in Macomb County.

45 46 MACOMB COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF MACOMB COUNTY LIBRARY PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The Macomb County Library is an information and reference center for all of Planning activities of the Department of Planning and Economic Development Macomb County. The Library specializes in adult collections including pUblic policy, include research and program development, as well as providing planning, graphic career information, business materials, health and medicine, government arts and audiovisual assistance to other departments. The staff also conducts a documents, educational videocassettes, out -of -town telephone books, law, and wid~ range of activities under the direct auspices of the Macomb County Board of other reference and research materials. Commissioners. The Department prepares detailed maps of the County and The Macomb County Library augments and supports local libraries in the County individual municipalities, including school districts and road systems. It is also not only with its in-depth collections but also through various centralized services the central coordinating office for U.S. Census activities, and prepares statistical such as interlibrary loan and daily delivery, printing, ordering, cataloging and reports on population, economics, land use, and other planning related projects. processing of library books. Community Development activ~ies include administration of the Community A small children's section provides services for children from townships without Development Block Grant Program which is designed to address the needs of low locally supported libraries. and moderate income persons. Economic Development activities involve the Headquarters for the Macomb Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, promotion of business and industrial expansion activity in the County through the the Macomb Reading Partners, and the Library Cooperative of Macomb are located Macomb County Community Grow1h Alliance, the Business Assistance Network in the Macomb County Library. and the Area Development Office.

MACOMB/ST. CLAIR PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL. INC. Bernard E. Giampetroni, AICP, PCP Executive Director Macomb County receives federal funds under the Job Training Partnership Act Richard C. Roose Director/Planning and to operate an employment and training program which leads to unsubsidized Operations Division employment for unskilled adults and youth. James W. Baumgartner Director/Community To qualified residents of Macomb/St. Clair County, all services are free. A variety Development Division of activities include Classroom and On-the-Job Training, as well as special Donald L. Morandini Director/Economic programs for in-school youth and summer jobs for young people 14 - 21 years of Development Division age. The Macomb/St. Clair Private Industry Council also administers speciai retraining programs targeted at dislocated workers and individuals who are 55 PROBATE COURT years of age or older and interested in job placement. The court has exclusive jurisdiction for: the administration of deceased persons' The Council also provides incentives to business to hire JPTA participants by estates; inter-vivos and testamentary trusts; appointments of guardians and providing wage reimbursement of up to 50% during the training period. conservators for minors and legally incapacitated adults; determination and administration of disappeared persons' estates; name changes; secret marriages; MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS civil proceedings regarding the mentally ill and developmentally disabled persons. Ronald Schnering Director The Juvenile Division of Probate Court has original jurisdiction in cases involving juvenile delinquents, neglected and dependent children, adoptions and cases MARTHA T. BERRY MEMORIAL MEDICAL CARE FACILITY involving juvenile delinquents under 17 years of age and concurrent jurisdiction Raymond D. Pietrzak Administrator with the Circuit Court for those 17 years of age. Donald S. Drey/uss, D.O Medical Director PROSECUTING ATTORNEY PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS SEE PAGE 62 William M. Israel Director Cheryl Reagan Assistant Director

48 47 DEPARTMENT OF SENIOR CITIZENS SERViCES PUBLIC WORKS This Department provides many services for senior>; to enhance quality of Protecting the County's environment is the function of the Public Works life, which include: Professionai Counseling for individuals, families and groups in Commission Office headed by Anthony V. Marrocco, Public Works Commissioner. the Senior Service Center or off srte, Legal Assistance, Adult Day Care, Outreach This office's primary function is directing the construction and maintenance of Services local coordination for World Medical Relief and Michigan Emergency storm water drains, sanitary sewers and water supply systems, as well as soil Pharma~euticai Program (MEPPS), Focus Hope Food for Seniors, Senior Cour­ erosion control, review of subdivision plats, operation of county ftood control, and tesy Card Program (assistance wrth doctor's office visit fees), Senior Citizen !.D. antipollution facilities. Discount Card, Specialized Information and Referral, Guardianship/ Improving the quality of the water in the Clinton River is another function of the Conservatorship Services, Chore Services referrals, Senior Housing/Shelter AdVI­ Public Works Office. A sewage system serving 12 communities has been sor, Loan Cioset, Title V Employment, Telephone Reassurance, Community Edu­ constructed to help attain this goal. cation on Older Adult Issues (speakers available to groups). Two large retention basins have also been constructed for the purpose of storing There is no fee for most services. A nominal fee based on income is charged excess water ftow during heavy storms. This will reduce sewage backups and for Adult Day Care. Donations are accepted. Eligibility for some of the programs keep untreated sewage out of Lake St. Clair. is based on income and age.

Anthony V. Marrocco Public Works Commissioner Kathryn Dodge Director Richard Sabaugh Chief Deputy Commissioner Blythe VanderBeek Assistant Director Information/Referral Specialisit Fred Barnes Chief Engineer MaryAnn Nowak Senior Counselor Jeannette Schultz Deputy Commissioner/ Carolyn Brae Senior Outreach Worker Menager of Operetion Namai Marks Katherine LePard Adult Day Care Supervisor Attorney Coordinator RADIO DEPARTMENT Shirley Cushing JoAnn Bartolone Center Manager The Radio Department provides radio communications services to all of the Heien Baldwin Volunteer Coordinator County wide Departments of Public Safety, including EMS Provider>;. In addition to the system maintenance, they provide consuttation, engineering and licensing SHERIFF DEPARTMENT services; troubleshoots and tracks down interference; writes specifications, Sheriff evaluates equipment and bids, and works directly with various vendors to assure William H. Hackel Undersheriff optimum working systems. The Department also services audio-video security Ronald P. Tuscany Legal Council to Sheriff and other electronic systems. Macomb is the only county in the state offering this Robert Nyovich service for the benefit of the public on a county wide basis. TRAFFIC SAFETY ASSOCIATION OF MACOMB COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION OF MACOMB COUNTY State law allows each county to establish county-Wide traffic safety organizations. The Commission constructs, operates, and maintains 2,942 lane miles of county, Programs included are school safety, crossing guard training, and senior citizen primary and local roads as well as 756 bridges and drain structures. Further, the safety which are presented at no cost. Road Commission maintains 166 miles of State Trucking and Freeways, under The Alcohol Highway Safety Program is administered by the Association. The contract for the Michigan Department of Transportation, The Road Commission is program is an educational approach to the problem of drinking and driving. judges iocated at 156 Maiow St., P.O. Box 2347, Mt. Clemens, MI48046-2347. and Secretary of State personnei refer participants to the program. Terms Endina Mary Louise Daner Chairperson 12-31-1996 Thomas S. Welsh Vice Chairperson 12-31-1998 John. Zoccola Commissioner 12-31-2000

49 50 TREASURER Macomb County Treasurer, Ted B. Wah by, is by State Statute, Custodian of all MICHIGAN DEPARTMENTS IN MACOMB COUNTY County Funds. The office of County Treasurer and its duties are estabiished by the Michigan State Const~ution. County Funds under the Treasurer's jurisdiction MSU EXTENSION SERVICE include drainage districts, county roads improvements projects, Circuit Court, The Macomb County MSU/Extension is one component of Michigan State Veteran's Trust, and the Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund. The Treasurer is University's Education Program estabiished in 1914. responsible for accounting of all revenue, investments, securities, and the county Non-formal education programs in Macomb County are provided in agricu~ure, monies in financial institutions. Other duties of the Treasurer include serving as a horticulture, natural resources, public policy, home economics, nutrition, and youth member of the County Elections Commission, Apportionment Commission, Plat development (4-H). Speciaiists in SUbject matter areas at Michigan State University Board, Tax Allocation Board, and Building Authority. support county stan with programs and services which require special technical knowledge. Ted B. Wahby Treasurer Mark L. Mudge Ch~fDepu~ ffeasurar Marilyn Rudzinski Extension Director Roger Cardamone Daputy Tax Collection Administrator Hannah Stevens HorticuHure Agent Sherri Murphy Daputy Parsonal Property Taxas Coordinator Patrick Livingston 4H Agent Tim Rinaldi Financa Officar Cathy Pisano Home Economics Agent Steven Mellen Tax Services Coordinator Terry Gibb Naturel Resource Agent Mark Breederland See Grant VETERANS' AFFAIRS Cleva Foerster Child Care This Department provides assistance to Veterans' andlor their dependents in filling out the necessary forms to file claims for Federai benefits with the Un~ed MICHIGAN REHABILITATION SERVICES States Department of Veteran Anairs on a large cross section of human resources. Michigan Rehabiiilation Services (MRS) is part of a state and federal partnership Some of the claims that are filed are Disability Compensation, Veterans and that has provided services for Michigan citizens w~h disabilities for over 70 years. Widows Pension, Home Loans, Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, If you have a disabil~ that makes it difficu~ for you to work, MRS may be able to Vocational Rehabiiitation Training, Federal, State and County Burials, Military help you prepare for, find, and keep a job. Affairs, Government Life Insurance, Educational Claims, VA Medical Treatment, The counselors at MRS work closely with their clients including helping them to Appeals on Veterans' claims, Career Development Counseling, Discharge Upgrades select, and then enroll In, the program needed to prepare for a new vocation. and Review of MiI~ary Records. Other services onered are financial aid counseling, assislance with extra vocational Aiso included, is the Michigan Veterans' Trust Fund, County Soldiers and SailOrs expenses not covered by other available resources, and post-training services. Reiief Program, WWI Veterans Hospital Program, as well as guidance and South Macomb North Macomb counseling on many problems anecting the Veterans' andlor their dependents. Stanford Newman Jennie Tunnell District Manager District Manager 14200 Eleven Mile Road 37500 Garfield Road Warren, MI 48089 Clinton Township, MI 48036 (810) 776-8300 (810) 412-1510 Fax: (810) 776-1014 Fax: (810) 412-1508

51 52 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES The County Department under the direction of the Michigan Department of Social MAJOR PARKS IN MACOMB COUNTY Services administers the following financial assistance programs: Aid to Dependent Children, Food Stamps, Medical Assistance, State Disability Assistance, State Macomb County is often noted for its recreational opportunities, particularly its Emergency Relief, State Family Assistance, and State Medical Program. It also access to both inland lake facilities and Lake SI. Clair. There are four major public administers the following Social Service Programs: Children's Protective Services, parks in the County where persons can enjoy a vast array of year-round, recreational Adoption, Foster Care, Community based services for Delinquent Children, Foster activ~ies. These four parks complement the many municipal parks located in Care Home Licensing, Employment and Training Programs, Adult Services and each of the twenty-seven communities in Macomb County. County residents are Prevention, Services for Families, and Child Care Services. never far from leisure facilities.

Angelo Nicholas Director The major parks in Macomb County include: Cynthia Maritato Deputy Director James Zielke District Manager ­ Warren Margaret Warner District Manager ­ MI. Clemens Freedom Hill County Park Denise Chambers District Manager - Sterling Heights Located in the city of Sterling Heights on Metropolitan Parkway, this 100 acre park is easily accessible from all parts of the County. Opened in 1974, the Freedom Hill County Park has evolved into a special events park known for its festivals and shows. Major facilities at the park include the multi-use Independence Building, festival grounds with shelters, open-air amphitheater, tot lot, and games area. The park is used by families and groups for picnicking and related activities. The air-conditioned Independence Building, complete with caterer, can be rented for business meetings and social gatherings.

Metrobeach Metropark

At no acres, Metro Beach offers one and one-quarter miles of Lake SI. Clair frontage. The park is designed for use by a variety of age groups. Facilities include a large lake beach area, sWimming pool with water slide, tot lot and play areas, picnic areas and she~ers, three marinas, a nature interpretive area, a paved hike/bike trail, boat launch, an 18-hole par 3 golf course, and an 18-hole adventure golf course. An open-air pavilion offers day and evening concerts during the summer months. In the winter, park users can enjoy ice fishing, ice skating, and cross-country skiing, weather permitting.

53 54 MEMPHiS

Stony Creek Metropark ARMflDA R1CHMONr; B<;:llJCE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TO..... NSI1IP ..,D Built around the 500 acre Stony Creek Lake in the rolling terrain of northwestern ARMI\C'\ vILl\~'}J Macomb County, this metropark utilizes tts 4,461 acres for a variety of recreational activities. Nine large picnic areas accommodate summer visitors. Ten miles of r~l RICHMOND -L paved roads and over six miles of hike/bike trails provide scenic tours. Other ;;1 Mil.l'. .­ - --­----'L amentties include an 18-hole championship golf course, a nature interpretive area, WOLCOTI' MILL two sWimming beaches, play areas, boat launch, and boat rentals. Winter visitors NORTH BRANCH METROPARK can enjoy cross-country skiing on groomed trails, sledding, and ice skating. LENOX TOWN~I-lIP

Wolcott Mill Metropark STONY CREEK r 1. METROPARK NEW HAVEN VILLAGE Beginning April 1, 1995, Wolcott Mill Metropark will be open year-round. This __ J __L _ metropark highlights a historic grist mill on the North Branch of the Clinton River in Ray Township. Situated in a pristine, natural setting, the park offers educational group tours of the mill, and a variety of history programs for families and individuals. ~mELBY MACJMB A short nature trail is also located near the mill. Currently under development is TOWNSHIP TO..... NSHIP the Farm Learning Center. Covering over 200 acres about one and one-half miles north of the mill, the farm will demonstrate modern farming practices to the general pUblic and to active farmers. The farm will house a smail dairy herd and other farm animals, and tt will exhibit sample plots of many different agricultural crops HAll,IWAtJ such as corn and soybeans. "r CLE~'-

~ CLINTON )~ $T[':HLlNG tiEl(:HTS ~ L~ SEE MAP ON PAGE 56 TOWN'",P /' I FREEDOM HILL , ../~.=-.=:::~===:;--:,="--' COtlNTY PARK ,- - --\1 WILLIAM TIJCKAR FRASER I ) { PARK '4 MILE -7 :; ~---- 5 /'f~ ROSE'V'!..LE ! ~ WAR-HEN ,-.. st CLAIR SHORES ~ ,rf \r E'ASTPGINTE _..I. '"m'l'...Ii-__I..__.....,LAKE TOWNSHIP

ill 6 MilE 55 56 MACOMB COUNTY ASSESSED VALUATION STATE, COUNTY, DISTRICT, TOWNSHIP, MUNICIPAL, JUDICIARY

Total Total MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT JUSTICES Assessed State Equalized P.O. Box 30048, Lansing, MI 48909 (517) 373-0130 Year Value Value 8 Year Term

James H. Brickley, CHIEF JUSTICE Term ending: 1-1-97 1981 $ 6,859,914,512 $ 7,317,131,208 Michael F. Cavanagh Term ending: 1-1-99 Patricia J. Boyle Term ending: 1-1-99 1982 7,620,643,213 7,832,769,367 Elizabeth A. Weaver Term ending: 1-1-03 Charles L. Levin Term ending: 1-1-97 1983 7,685,727,762 7,704,329,969 Conrad L. Mallett, Jr. Term ending: 1-1-03 Dorothy Comstock Riley Term ending 1-1-99 1984 7,828,867,756 7,838,741,565

1985 8,015,997,464 8,025,313,513

1986 8,411,149,119 8,415,687,161 MICHIGAN COURT OF APPEALS - SECOND DISTRICT American Center Building 1987 8,986,798,515 8,987,855,222 27777 Franklin Road, Suite 760, Southfield, MI 48034 (810) 358-0613 6 Year Term 1988 9,930,051,344 9,819,611,092

1989 10,974,728,991 10,974,728,991 Martin Doctoroff, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-99 1990 12,014,761,810 12,014,761,807 Mark J. Cavanagh Term ending: 1-1-97 E. Thomas Fitzgerald Term ending: 1-1-97 1991 12,844,392,314 12,873,016,848 Kathleen Jansen Term ending: 1-1-01 Donald E. Holbrook, Jr. Term ending: 1-1-96 1992 13,199,158,151 13,199,158,066 Marilyn J. Kelly Term ending: 1-1-01 Michael J. Kelly Term ending: 1-1-01 1993 14,154,719,373 14,154,719,373 Henry W. Saad Term ending: 1-1-97 Clifford Taylor Term ending: 1-1-99 1994 14,699,546,231 14,701,705,602

57 58 MACOMB COUNTY JUDGES MACOMB COUNTY PROBATE COURT 21850 Dunham, MI. Ciemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-5290 MACOMB COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT 6 Year Term 16th Circuit, 40 N. Main Street, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-5208 Term endin9: 1-1-97 6 Year Term James F. Nowicki, CHIEF JUDGE 21850 Dunham, MI. Clemens, MI 48043 Secretary: Shari Nowicki (810) 469-7149 Peter J. Maceroni, CHIEF JUDGE Term expires: 1-1-97 Clerk: Darla Masinick (810) 469-5843 Tony Viviano Term ending: 1-1-99 Secretary: Lisa McCormack (810) 469-5822 380 North Rose, MI. Clemens, MI 48043 Raymond R. Cashen Term expires: 1-1-99 Secretary: Carol Jelinek (810) 469-5410 Clerk: Louise Lambert (810) 469-5791 Secretary: Annelle Kandler (810) 469-5137 Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan Term ending: 1-1-01 John B. Bruff Term expires: 1-1-01 440 North Rose, MI. Clemens, MI 48043 Clerk: Aileen Ciavalla (810) 469-5707 Secretary: Janice Cohan (810) 469-5259 Secretary: Pat Newman (810) 469-5135 Michael D. Schwartz Term expires: 1-1-01 Clerk: Betty Felton (810) 469-5048 37TH DISTRICT COURT Secretary: Denise Jacks (810) 469-5145 8300 Common Rd. Warren, MI48093 (810) 574-4900 Fax: (810) 574-4932 OR Deborah Servitto Term expires: 1-1-97 7550 E. Ten Mile Road, Center Line, MI 48015 (810) 757-8333 Clerk: Kathy Halfst (810) 469-5831 6 Year Term Secretary: Annelle Lupo (810) 469-5147 George Steeh III Term expires: 1-1-01 Sherman P. Faunce, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-97 Clerk: Betty Grader (810) 469-5177 Dawnn Gruenburg Term ending: 1-1-99 Secretary: Jo Pellegrom (810) 469-5143 Walter A. Jakubowski, Jr. Term ending: 1-1-01 George E. Montgomery Term expires: 1-1-97 Thomas E. Kennedy Term ending: 1-1-01 Clerk: Diane McDougall (810) 469-5041 Secretary: Cathy Harder (810) 469-5141 39TH DISTRICT COURT Lido V. Bucci Term expires: 1-1-99 29733 Gratiot, Roseville, MI 48066 (810) 773-2010 Fax: (810) 774-3310 Clerk: Margaret Dunford (810) 469-5836 6 Year Term Secretary: Mona Kriesch (810) 469-5139 Mary A. Chrzanowski Term expires: 1-1-99 Mark Sw~alski,CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-99 Clerk: Lisa Emerson (810) 469-5360 Mary E. McDevitt Term ending: 1-1-97 Secretary: Sally Grobbel (810) 469-5149 William B. Ward Term ending: 1-1-01 Frank Jeannette Clerk: Revolving Assignment (810) 469-5438 40TH DISTRICT COURT Secretary: Barbara Ann Chopp (810) 469-5438 27701 Jefferson, SI. Clair Shores, MI 48081 (810) 445-5280 6 Year Term

William C. Crouch man, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-01 Craigen J. Oster Term ending: 1-1-97

59 60 41-A DISTRICT COURT 40111 Dodge Park Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313 (810) 977-6475 OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S OFFICE ·51660 Van Dyke, Shelby Township, MI 48316 (810) 739-7325 40 N. Main Street, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-5350 6 Year Term Term Ending: 12-31-96 Carl J. Marlin9a Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth J. Kosnic, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-01 Joseph P. Cozzolino Chief Assistant Herman C. Campbell • Term ending: 1-1-01 Eric J. Kaiser Chief Trial Lawyer Andrew R. Dranchak Term ending: 1-1-97 Robert Berlin Chief Appellate Lawyer Thomas W. McDonell Term ending: 1-1-99 Kenneth Lampar Prosecutor Administrator 41-8 DISTRICT COURT ASSISTANT PROSECUTING ATIORNEYS One Crocker Blvd., Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-6870 OR Michael Macherzak • 40700 Romeo Plank Road, Clinton Township, MI 48038 (810) 286-8010 Dean Alan Mary Malone 6 Year Term Kathleen Beard Mark Cardellio Joseph Mancini John C. Foster, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 1-1-99 William Dardy Robert Merrelli William H. Cannon· Term ending: 1-1-01 Linda Davis-Vaughan Kimberly Mitseff James A. Scandirilo Term ending: 1-1-97 Margaret DeMuynck Carole Murray Joseph Dillard Beth Naftaly-Kirshner 42nd DISTRICT COURT (Division II Thomas Eleinko Sheila Patrick 1471333 Mile Rd., P.O. Box 6, Romeo, MI48065 (810) 752-9679 Jennifer Faunce David Portues! 6 Year Term Jurij Fedorak Kathleen Quigley Richard D. McLean Term ending: 1-1-97 Patricia Fresard Richard Roberge Donald Gillain Susanne Ross 42nd DISTRICT COURT (Division III Richard Goodman Nida Samona 36540 Green St., New Baltimore, Mi 48047 (810) 725-9500 Edward Graham Stephen Sierawski 6 Year Term Gaer Guerber Eric Smith Paul Cassidy Term ending: 1-1-01 Richard Hanna Jane Stevens William Harding Michael Suhy EASTPOINTE 38TH MUNICIPAL COURT Gary Kain James Sullivan 23200 Gratiot, Eastpointe, Mi 48021 (810) 445-5020 Steven Kaplan Laura Zawisa Sullivan 4 Year Term Mary Kontolambros Therese Tobin Jayne Labuda-Szymanski Gerald Warner Benedict Segesta, CHIEF JUDGE Term ending: 12-31-95 Thomas Landy Scott Weinberg Martin J. Smith Term ending: 12-31-95 James Langtry Richard Zettel Benjamin Liston LAKE TOWNSHIP COURT INVESTIGATORS 795 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236 (313) 881-5503 William Sheehy-Chief Investigator One Year Term Geraidine Dombrowski Gary Sebastian John Sliva Lynne Pierce Term ending: 6-1-95 Ralph Goode Phillip Kidder Joseph Steenland Anthony King

61 62 CITY OFFICIALS MEMPHIS 35095 Potter st., P.O. Box 86, Memphis, M148041 (810) 392-2385 Fax (810) 392-3625 CENTER LINE Terms Ending 7550 Ten Mile Rd., Center Line, MI 48015 (810) 757-6800 Fax: (810) 755-0790 -Mayor George K. Kirkindall 1995 Terms Ending -Clerk Mary Brusca Appl. -Mayor Louis J. Nardi, Jr. 1997 -Treasurer Mary Brusca Appl. -City Manager/Clerk Ronald D. Relterman Appl. -Council Jeffrey R. Weier 1997 -Treasurer Pamela Kondziolka Appl. Roland E. Morgan 1995 -Council Gerald Baumgart 1995 Kath ryn J. Pecha 1995 David W. Hanselman 1997 Brian Powers 1995 Gary J. Houghton Appl. William J. Tatton 1997 George A. Wiegand 1997 Mark D. Walleman 1997

EASTPOINTE MT. CLEMENS 23200 Gratiot, Eastpointe, Mi 48021 (810) 445-5026 Fax: (810) 445-5191 One Crocker Blvd., Ml. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 469-6818 Fax: (810) 469-7603 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Harvey M. Curley 1995 -Mayor Quinnie E. Cody 1995 -City Manager/Clerk S. Wesley McAllister, Jr. Appl. -City Manager Warren Renando Appl. -Finance Director Daniel S. Foecking Appl. -Clerk Frances M. Rouns Appl. -Councii Flo Abke 1995 -Treasurer William N. Ringler Appl. Ronald L. Campbell, Jr. 1997 -City Commissioners John M. Beeding, Jr. 1995 Carl F. Gerds 1995 Barbara Dempsey 1997 Rick Hagen 1997 Harry T. Diehl 1997 Jolyne E. Fisher 1995 Henry L. Gordon 1995 FRASER Neal Salisbury 1997 33000 Garfield, Fraser, MI48026 (810) 293-3102 Fax: (810) 293-7470 Terms Ending -Mayor Joseph L. Blanke, Jr. 1995 NEW BALTIMORE -Clerk/City Manager Frank Rubino Appl. 36535 Green St, New Ballimore, MI 48047 (810) 725-2151 Fax: (810) 725-6927 -Treasurer Karoline Kulas Appl. Terms Ending -Council Edmund T. Adamczyk 1995 -Mayor Greg Bayer 1995 William J. Ladyka 1997 -Clerk Ann Billock 1997 Leo SadoWl;ki 1997 -Treasurer Donna D. Quinn 1997 Steve Thomas 1995 -Council Kenneth C. Butler II 1995 Janice Wilson 1997 Ronald S. Earle 1995 Barbara J.Younger 1995 Jeffrey Christie 1997 James Morisette 1997 Marcella Shinska 1997 Mark Levis 1995

63 64 RICHMOND STERLING HEIGHTS 40555 Utica, PO. Box 8009, Sterlng Hgls" MI48311 (810) 977~123 Fax: (810) 977~239 69130 Slone, Richmond, MI 48062 (810) 727-7571 Fax: (810) 727-2489 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Richard J. Notte 1995 -Mayor Joseph Maniaci 1997 -City Manager Steve Duchane Appt. -City Manager Gerald Williams Appl. -Clerk Mary T. Zander Appt. -City Clerk Karen Stagl Appt. -Treasurer Mary Ann Parrott Appt. -Treasurer Marilyn Dluge Appt. -Council Elaine Jankowski Arnold 1995 -Council Dennis R. Belger 1995 Deanna E. Koski 1995 Hope E. Fair 1995 Eugene Zaniewski 1995 John Hafner 1995 Samuel Palazzolo 1995 Richard Johnson 1995 Andy M. Zaczek 1995 Larry Kuzdal 1995 Jay Pollard 1995 Douglas R. MacMartin 1995 UTICA ROSEVILLE 7550 Auburn Rd., Utica, MI 48317 (810) 739-1600 Fax: (810) 739-2867 29777 Gratiot. PO. Box 290, Rose,;lie, MI 48066 (810) 445-5440 Fax: (810) 445-5402 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Mayor Jacqueline K. Noonan 1995 -Mayor Gerald K. Alsip 1997 -Clerk M. Catherine McGrail Appt. -City Manager Thomas B. Van Damme Appt. -Treasurer, Acting Phillip Paternoster Appt. -Clerk Ronald A MacKool 1995 -Council Thomas D. Dombrowski 1995 ...Treasurer Edward R. Knoll 1997 Joseph Jeannette 1995 -Council Harold L. Haugh 1995 Joyce Kraft 1995 Frank Spybrook 1995 James Prough 1997 Richard Steenland 1995 Kenneth Sikora 1997 Art Young 1997 -Assessor Steven Mellen Appt. James Zelmanski 1997 Christine Gorecki 1997 WARREN ST. CLAIR SHORES 29500 Van Dyke, Warren, Mi 48093 (810) 574-4662 Fax: (810) 574-4556 27600 Jefferson, Circle Dr., St. Clair Shores, MI48081 (810) 445-5200 Fax: (810) 445-0469 Terms Ending -Mayor Terms Ending Ronald L. Bonkowski 1995 -Mayor William J. Callahan 1995 -Clerk Lynn Armstrong 1995 -Treasurer -City Manager Mark Wollenweber Appt. L. Klimecki Dannis 1995 -Council -Clerk Jack L. Fields Appt. Eleanor H. Bates 1995 ...Treasurer John Kravitz Appt. Charles T. Busse 1995 Mike Chupa -Council Arthur M. Armstrong 1995 1995 George Dimas Curtis L. Dumas, Jr. 1995 1995 James Fouts Robert A. Hison 1997 R. 1995 Jeanne Omelenchuk 1995 Patricia Reaver 1997 Margaret Sinclair 1995 Robert G. Soulliere 1997 Cecil SI. Pierre, Jr. 1995 Frank Benson 1995 Richard Sulaka 1995 65 66 TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS CHESTERFIELD 47275 Sugarbush Rd., Chestemeld, MI48047 (810) 949-0400 Fax: (810) 949-4108 ARMADA Terms Ending 23121 Main, Armada, MI 48005 (810) 784-5200 -Supervisor Ray Richard 1996 Terms Ending -Clerk Jan Uglis 1996 -Supervisor Marvin Wolak 1996 -Treasurer George C. Furton 1996 -Clerk Maria Hicks 1996 -Trustees Connie Bowles 1996 -Treasurer Anna C. Cox 1996 Stanley Krantz 1996 -Trustees Dennis W. LeMieux 1996 Richard Carey 1996 Shirleymae Levi 1996 Loraine DeMuynck 1996 -Constable O. Paul Shoemaker 1996 -Library Jack Bruce 1996 -Library Diane Rose Barr 1996 Theldha Miller 1996 Garnet Duncan 1996 Denise Parks 1996 Anne Forte 1996 John Purvis 1996 Dorothy Heldt 1996 Sue Shepper~ 1996 R. Jean Mills 1996 Barbara Weldon 1996 Dorothy Semrau 1996 CLINTON BRUCE 40700 Romeo Plank, Clinton Twp., MI 48038 (810) 286-8000 Fax: (810) 288-1770 223 East Gates, PO. Box 98, Romeo, M148065 (810) 752-4585 Fax: (810752-3870 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Supervisor James Sinnamon 1996 -Supervisor Gary C. Schocke 1996 -Clerk Dennis Tomlinson 1996 -Clerk Karol Lee Regius 1996 -Treasurer Robert H. Steiner 1996 -Treasurer Deborah S. Obrecht 1996 -Trustees Robert J. Cannon 1996 -Trustees Alfred C. Guimond 1996 Nancy Dedenbach 1996 Brian Palmer 1996 Michael C. Contesti 1996 -Constables Oliver J. Gould 1996 Ernest Hornung 1996 Jerry Moore 1996 James Sinnamon 1996 -Constables John Bingham, Jr. 1996 Earl E. Cummings 1996

67 68 HARRISON MACOMB 19925 23 Mile Rd., Macomb, MI 48042 (810) 286-0621 38151 L'Anse Creuse, Harrison Twp., MI48045 (810) 466-1406 Fax: (810) 466-1424 Terms Ending Terms Ending 1996 -Supervisor Daniel S. Spatafora -Supervisor Pam Weeks 1996 1996 -Clerk Virginia Dobson -Clerk Kathleen M. Lyon 1996 1996 -Treasurer Patricia D. SWitzer 1996 -Treasurer Marie E. Malburg John Brogowiez 1996 -Trustees Sherri M. Murphy 1996 -Trustees F. Roger M. Krzeminski 1996 Ron Nowak 1996 Charles Sidney Oliver 1996 James Senstock 1996 1996 Barbara C. Urban 1996 John D. Brennan Thomas A. Cook 1996 -Constables MelV Champine 1996 -Constables Maurice C. Hellebuyck 1996 Terry Novak 1996 Nancy Lang 1996 Charles Van Riper 1996 LAKE 795 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Shores, M148236 (313) 661.Q565 Fax: (313) 861-2622 Terms Ending RAY -Supervisor Richard F. Fox 1996 64255 Wolcott, Ray, MI 48096 (810) 749-5171 Terms Ending -Clerk Raymond Suwinski 1996 1996 -Treasurer John J. Zolad 1996 -SupelVisor Donald E. Maertens 1996 -Trustees Helen M. Nutting 1996 -Clerk J. Robert Devers 1996 Carl E. Hedeen 1996 -Treasurer Rita Harman 1996 -Trustees James Demar 1996 LENOX John T. Zoccola Frank Aul 1996 63975 Gratiot, Lenox, MI 48050 (810) 727-2085 Fax: (810) 749-5637 -Constables James DiMaria 1996 Terms Ending -Supervisor John Gardner 1996 -Clerk Kathe Maness 1996 RICHMOND -Treasurer Karon J. Ottenbacher 1996 75701 Memphis Ridge, Richmond, MI48062 (610) 727-7134 Fax: (810) 727-5026 -Trustees Mack Weaver 1996 Terms Ending Walter Franchuk 1996 1996 -SupelVisor John E. McKiernan -Constable James Russel Harris 1996 1996 -Clerk Gordon R Fuerstenau Eugene G. Ureel 1996 1996 -Treasurer Keith L. Rengert -Library Board Beverly Eckman 1996 1996 -Trustees Sharron Jusko Suzanne M. Gardner 1996 Fred Bartosiewicz 1996 Vivian Henegar 1996 Carol A Koch 1996 Sylvia Steward 1996 A FranciS Whitehead 1996

70 69 VILLAGE OFFICIALS SHELBY ARMADA 52700 Van Dyke, Shelby Twp., MI 48316 (810) 731-5100 Fax: (810) 726-7227 22942 West Main SI., Armada, MI 48005 (810) 784-9151 Terms Ending Terms Ending -Su pervisor James Van Hevel 1996 -President George F, Reinart 1996 -Clerk Karen O'Conner Schultz 1996 -Clerk Jeri L, Pompilius 1996 -Treasurer Mary Fietsam 1996 -Treasurer Dorothy Maas 1996 -Trustees Richard Bollcher 1996 .....Trustees Stephen G. Clark 1996 Terri Bykowski Kowal 1996 David Coenen 1998 Gilbert Parker 1996 Norman Farver 1998 Linda M. Stout 1996 Heather Gerst 1996 Ronald S, Wolak 1996 WASHINGTON Terrence Rooney 1996 57900 van Dyke, PO. Box 94067 Washington, M148094 (810) 786-0010 Fax: (810) 786-0404 .....Assessor Richard C. Heldt 1996 Terms Ending -Supervisor Bob Reid 1996 NEW HAVEN -Clerk R J Brainard 1996 58725 Havenridge, PO. Box 480429, New Haven, MI 48048 (810) 749-5301 ..... Treasurer Linda S. Verellen 1996 Terms Ending -Trustees Jack Dorrough 1996 -President Joyce Podolan 1996 James A. Ollevaere 1996 -Clerk Meribeth Fordyce 1996 Robert FRiley 1996 .....Treasurer Kenneth Webster 1996 Barry L. Sutherland 1996 -Trustees Carol Aldis 1996 -Constables James J. Perry 1996 James R. Harris 1996 Edward L. Walla 1996 Brell Harris 1998 Bellie Mitchell 1998 Carol Richard 1996 Lorella Akers 1998 -Assessor Meribeth Fordyce 1996

ROMEO 121 W. SI. Clair, Romeo, Mi 48065 (810) 752-3565 Terms Ending -President Paul Hansen 1996 -Clerk Marian T. McLaughlin 1996 .....Treasurer Melinda Rossell 1996 -Trustees Delbert D. DeRees 1996 John 0, Foltz 1995 Clifford Hughes 1996 James Micielli 1996 Ora M. Smith 1995 Phillip Brooks 1995 -Assessor Joan Bleich 1996 71 72 COUNTY VOTERS INFORMATION COUNTY POLITICAL PARTIES DEMOCRATS

1991 1992 1993 1994 County Democratic Party Registered Registered Registered Registered 22228 Gratiot Ave., Eastpointe, MI 48021 (810) 772-0666 Fax: (810) 772-0665 Community Voters Voters Voters Voters leo R. Lalonde Chairperson Juiie Matuzak Vice Chairparson Armada Township, 3,668 3,968 4,193 3,432 Nestor B. Dessy Vice Chairperson Bruce Township, 4,126 4,278 4,342 4,624 Gary Cynowa Treasurer Center Line 5,933 5,941 5,842 6,100 Elizabeth M. Slinde Recording Secretary Chesterfield Township 14,693 15,618 16,383 17,612 Janet Truax Corresponding Secretary Clinton Township 55,358 56,849 60,871 62,443 Eastpointe 24,868 23,582 22,912 22,483 County Young Democrats Fraser 9,169 9,211 9,140 9,954 65 Cass Ave., MI. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 307-3535 Harrison Township 15,866 15,627 16,961 16,735 lake Township 66 61 66 67 David E. Lossing Chairperson lenox Township 3 3,210 3,226 3,889 3,857 Robin Marwick Vice Chairperson Macomb Township 14,227 14,905 18,124 17,662 Kelly Cronin Treasurer Memphis. 529 470 486 520 Dan Czeski Recording Secretary Mount Clemens 12,517 11,661 11,847 12,092 Phil Turner Officer-at-Iarge New Baltimore 3,939 3,948 4,243 4,369 lynn Fish Executive Director New Haven Village 1,474 1,330 Ray Township 2,178 2,290 2,541 2,410 Richmond 2,856 3,049 3,176 3,188 12th Congressional District Democratic Party Richmond Township 1,528 1,502 1,561 1,625 30636 Dequindre, Warren, MI 48092 (810j 558-3770 Romeo Village 2,203 1,702 Roseville 30,214 31,003 31,113 32,499 Ken lampar Chairperson St. Clair Shores 48,549 47,725 47,442 47,393 Rose Wolock Vice Chairperson Shelby Township 30,741 31,992 32,720 35,530 em Dewan Treasurer Sterling Heights 78,542 77,911 75,727 77,563 Sue Keffer Secretary Utica 3,189 3,110 2,799 2,990 Warren 91,656 90,781 89,763 90,719 1Dth Congressional District Democratic Party Washington Township, 8,548 8,897 9,319 10,277 310 Euclid, Suite 10, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 (810) 463-5335

Macomb County 465,406 466,530 475,718 485,985 Joe Siabbinck Chairperson Pam Wall Vice Chairperson Michelle DeBeaussaert Treasurer 1 Armada Township includes the Village of Armada Chris Koch Recording Secretary 2 Bruce and Washington Townships includes the Village of Romeo in 1983 and 1994 Ella Curtis Correspondence Secretary 3 lenox Township includes the Village of New Haven in 1993 8. 1994 4 Macomb County portion only COUNTY POLITICAL PARTIES COUNTY NEWSP1\PERS REPUBLICANS The :Ad~is01' 'll' SOlL"ce Newspape"s ­ County Republican Party 48057 Van Dyke, Utica, 48317 (810) 731-1000 Fax: (810) 731-8172 P.O. Box 180224, Utica, MI 48318 (810) 726-0970 Published: Sunday (Romeo, Washington, Bruce, Sterling Heights, Utica, Shelby) Mark Forton Cheirperson Published: Monday (Warren) Diane A. Patroske Vice Chairperson Published: Thursday (Clinton, Mt. Clemens, Harrison, Macomb) John Caron Second Vice Chairperson Publisher: Wayne Oehmke Sidney R. Borders Treasurer Editor: Don Chamberlain Sandra Steiner Secretary Political Reporters: None Owner: Independent Newspapers, Inc. Type: Weekly County Young Republicans Distribution: Delivered to every home, news stand P.O. Box 180224, Utica, MI 48318 (810) 726-0970 :A"llliLda T'mes ­ 23061 E. Main Street, Armada, 48005 (810) 784-5551 Fax: (810) 784-8710 12th Congressional District Republican Party 825 Leroy, Ferndale, MI 48220 (810) 547-7334 Published: Wednesday Publisher: Lapeer County Press Robert Anderson Chairperson Editor: Kathleen Steffen Julia Michals Vice Chairperson Pol~ical Reporters: None Frank Edwards Treasurer Owner: Jim Golec Secretary Type: Weekly Jim Buccellato Youth Chairperson Distribution: subscription, news stand

10th Congressional District Republican Party Cl'nton-Macomb Ch"ontcle ­ 34152 Doreka Drive, Fraser, MI 48026 (810) 293-3500, ext. 15 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (810) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783

Harry Veryser Chairperson Published: Every other Wednesday Janet Kukuk Vice Chairperson Publisher: Charlolle and Gil Demers Mall Eineman Treasurer Managing Editor: Gilbert Demers Hubert Bohle Secretery Pol~ical Reporter: Sam Tricomo and Mike McConnell Owner: C & G Publishing, Inc. Type: Bi-Weekly Distribution: Mailed to every residence.

75 76 The Connection - The eastsidet' ­ 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 (313) 343-6293 Fax: (313) 882-1585 (Roseville & Eastpointe) 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (810) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783 Published: Thursday Publisher: Butch Edgar Published: Every other Wednesday Editor: Ron Bernas Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Political Reporter: Debra Pascoe Managing Editor: Gil Demers Owner: Butch Edgar Political Reporter: (Roseville) Gabrielle Gamache, (Eastpointe) Lana Mini Type: Weekly Owner: C & G Publishing, Inc. Distribution: Subscription and News Stands Type: Bi-Weekly Distribution: Mailed to every residence Dett'oit ft'ee Pt'e66 ­ Macomb County Office: ft.

Published: Daily Published: Every other Wednesday Publisher: Neil Shine Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Ed~or: Joe Stroud Managing Ed~or: Gil Demers Political Reporters: Rob Fornoff, Wylie Gerdes, Jeanne May Pol~ical Reporter: Sam Tricomo and Mike McConnell Owner: Knight-Ridder Owner: C & G Publishing, Inc. Type: Daily Type: Bi-Weekly Distribution: Subscriptions and News Boxes Distribution: Mailed to every residence

Dett'oit NeW6 ­ The Jout'na,l- Macomb County Office: (Fraser, Clinton Township, Ml. Clemens, and Harrison Township) 7 North Main, Ste 205, Ml. Clemens, 48043 (810) 468-0528 Fax: (810) 468-3634 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (810) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783

Published: Daily Published: Every other Wednesday Publisher: Robert Giles Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Editor: Christina Bradford Managing Editor: Gil Demers Pomical Reporters: Gene Schabath, Mark Puis, Larry Perl, Lou Mleczko Political Reporter. Gabrielle Gamache Owner: Gannett Owner: C & G Publishing, Inc. Type: Daily Type: Bi-Weekly Distribution: Subscription and News Boxes Distribution: Mailed to every residence

77 78 Macomb County Legal News ­ Romeo Obset'Qet'­ 100 Macomb Daily Dr., Mt Clemens, 48043 (810) 469-4510 Fax (810) 469-2892 124 W. SI. Clair, P.O. Box 96, Romeo, 48065 (810) 752-3524

Published: Friday Published: Wednesday Publisher: J. Gene Chambers Publisher: Melvin Bleich Editor: Diane Kish Editor: Jim Wallin9ton Political Reporters: Political Reporter: None Owner: Independent Newspapers, Inc. Owner: Melvin Bleich Type: Weekly Type: Weekiy Distribution: Subscription Distribution: Su bscription

Macomb Daily ­ Shelby-Utica News ­ 100 Macomb Daily Dr., Mt Clemens, 48043 (810) 469-4510 Fax: (810) 469-2892 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (81 D) 756-8800 Fax: (81 D) 756-2783

Published: Daily except Saturdays Published: Monday Publisher: J. Gene Chambers Publisher: Chariotte and Gil Demers Managing Editor: Ken Kish Managing Editor: Gil Demers Ed~or: Robert Diehl Political Reporter: Craig Garrett Editorial Editor: Mitch Kehetian Owner: C & G Publishing, Inc. Political Reporters: Chad Selweski, Gordon Wilczynski, Terry Kosdrosky Type: Weekly Owner: Independent Newspapers, Inc. Distribution: Mailed to every residence Type: Daily Distribution: Subscnption and News Boxes St Clait' Slwt'es Sentinel­ 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (81 D) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783 The ReQiew 'If> ChestertieldReQiew ­ 68834 S. Main, Richmond, 48062 (810) 727-3745 Fax: (810) 727-3929 Published: Every other Wednesday Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Published: Monday Managing Ed~or: Gil Demers Publisher: John Johnson Political Reporter: Sam Tricomo Editor: (Richmond) Jeff Payne, (Chesterfield Township) Jim Hopper Owner: C&G Publishing, Inc. Political Reporter: Ed~or Type: Bi-Weekly Owner: Richmond Newspaper Group Distribution: Mailed to every residence Type: Weekly Distribution: Mailed to every residence

79 80 Stet'li.nq Heights Sentt'y ­ TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, 48089 (810) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783 Animal Shelter 469-5115 Board of Commissioners 469-5125 Published: Every other Wednesday Fax (810) 469-5993 Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Circuit Court Administrator 469-5164 Managing Editor: Gil Demers Assignment Clerk 469-5155 Political Reporter: Craig Garrett Mediatio n Clerk 469-6039 Owner: C & G PUblishing, Inc. Circu~ Court JUdges Type: Bi-Weekly Chief judge Distribution: Mailed to every residence Hon. Peter J. Maceroni 469-5822 Chief JUdge Pro Tern The Voice­ Hon. Raymond R. Cashen 469-5137 Hon. John B. Bruff 469-5135 31950 23 Mile Road, P.O. Box 760, New Baltimore, 48047-0760 (810) 949-7900 Hon. Michael D. Schwartz 469-5145 Fax· (810) 949-2217 Han. Deborah A. Servitto 469-5147 Hon. George Steeh III 469-5143 Published: Wednesday Hon. George E. Montgomery 469-5141 Publisher: Webco Press Hon. Lido V. Bucci 469-5139 Editor: Tom Stanton Hon. Mary A. Chrzanowski 469-5149 Owners: Tom Stanton, Dorothy and Joe Stabile Community Mental Health 469-5275 Type: Weekly Fax (810) 469-7674 Distribution: Mailed to every residence Corporation Counsel 469-6346 County Clerk 469-5120 W(1t't'en Weekly­ Assumed Names 469-5205 8204 E. 9 Mile Road, Warren, MI 48089 (810) 756-8800 Fax: (810) 756-2783 Birth Records 469-5213 Death Records 469-5213 Published: Every other Wednesday Concealed Weapon Licensing Board 469-5207 Publisher: Charlotte and Gil Demers Court Section 469-5208 Managing Editor: Gil Demers Election Department 469-5346 Political Reporter: Linda Angelo Campaign Finance 469-5346 Owner: C & G PUblishing, Inc. Fax (810) 469-6927 Type: Bi-Weekly Marriage Licenses 469-5213 Distribution: Mailed to every residence Notaries 469-5121 Passports 469-5211 Register of Deeds 469-7953 Civil Service Commission 469-5206 Department of Natural Resources 465-4771 District Court 37 574-4900 Fax (810) 574-4932 District Court 39 A 773-2010 Fax (810) 774-3310

81 82 District Court 39 B 293-3137 District Court 40 :::-:-:: 445-5280 Jury Room -,. ------469-5158 Juvenile Court 469-5240 Fax (810) 445-4003 Law Library .,,-,,--,- =::0 469-5159 District Court 41A Shalby Township, _ 739-7325 Lake Township Court (313) 881-5503 Legal Aid 469-5185 Starling Haights _ 977-6475 District Court 41 B Fax (810) 469-6523 Mt. Clamans 469-6870 Library 469-5300 Fax (810) 469-5037 Fax (810) 228-8530 Clinton Township 286-8010 Macomb County Community College South Campus 445-7000 Fax (810) 228-2555 District Court 42 Center Campus 286-2000 Division I 752-9679 Fraser Campus 296-3516 Division II 725-9500 University Center 263-6018 Eastpointe Municipal Court 445-5020 Macomb County Bar Association- Emergency Management 469-5270 Lawyer Referrai & Information Service 468-8300 Emergency Medical Services 469-5168 Macomb County Community Services Agency -:::= 469-6999 Equalization 469-5260 Fax (810J 469-5530 Facilities & Operations Department 469-5244 Macomb County Department of Senior Services 469-6313 Federal Bureau of Investigation 463-0022 Macomb/SI. Clair Private Industry Councii, Inc. 469-5220 Finance Director 469-5250 Management Information Systems 469-5254 Accounting Department 469-5251 Martha T. Berry, MCF 469-5265 Internal Audit Department 469-5787 Fax (810) 469-6352 Purchasing Department 469-5255 Macomb County MSU Extension Service 469-5180 Reimbursement Department 469-5258 Parks and Recreation 979-7010 Freedom Hill Park 979-7010 Fax (810) 573-2245 Friend of the Court 469-5160 Personnei and Labor Relations 469-5280 Health Department 469-5520 Planning & Economic Development 469-5285 Community Health Promotion 466-6810 Planning Commission 469-5285 Dental Clinic 573-2096 Community Development Block Grant 469-5285 Environmental Health 469-5236 Business Assistance Center 469-5118 Family Planning 469-5491 Probate Court - Wills & Estates Division 469-5290 Medicaid Screening 469-5571 Mental Division 469-5320 Southeast Center 466-6800 Juvenile Division 469-5240 Southwest Center 573-2210 Probation 469-5330 Venereal Disease 573-2004 Prosecuting Attorney 469-5350 w.i.C. 469-5471 Fax ( 810) 469-5609 Intermediate School District 228-3300 Psychodiagnostic Clinic 469-5204 Internal Revenue Service (800) 829-1040 Judicial Aide 469-5156 Jury Commission 469-5157

83 84 Public Works Office 469-5325 Engineering 469-5910 • IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Soil Erosion 469-5327 Fax (810) 469-5933 Board of Commissioners (810) 469-5125 Radio Department 469-5370 (810) 469-5120 Risk Management 469-6349 Clerk's Office Road Commission 463-8671 Friend of the Court (810) 469-5160 Fax (810) 463-4277 Health Department (810) 469-5372 Security 469-5361 Library (810) 469-5300 Selfridge Air National Guard Base 307-4011 Mental Health Department (810) 469-5275 Sheriff Department 469-5151 Parks & Recreation Department (810) 469-2007 Fax (810) 469-6542 Prosecuting Attorney's Office (810) 469-5350 Marine Division 469-5803 Public Works Department (810) 469-5325 Social Security 1-800-772-1213 Register of Deeds Office (810) 469-7953 Social Services Administrative Offices 469-6732 Sheriff Department (810) 469-5151 Mt. Clemens Office 469-7700 Treasurer Office (81 0) 469-5190 Warren Office 573-2300 Veterans' Affairs (810) 469-5315 Sterling Heights Office 254-1500 State Police New Baltimore Post 725-7504 Romeo Post 939-7575 Substance Abuse Program 469-5278 Fax (810) 469-5568 Traffic Safety Association 293-5880 Alcohol Program 293-4650 Treasurer 469-5190 Fax (810) 469-6770 Land FilefTax Mapping 469-5311 Veterans Affairs 469-5315 Workers Disability Compensation Bureau 463-6577 Youth Home 469-5375

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