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06/30/2026

Black health care nonprofit leaders on how system bias in funding their organizations and research may hold back medical innovations.

06/30/2026

Ballots are out! Be sure to vote and weigh in on the future of our community, state and country. Michigan has a very crowded primary and general election ballot this year. When you get an absentee ballot, you can take your time at home to research candidates before you submit your ballot. It also makes for great discussion around the dinner table!

📫 Absentee ballots were mailed today! If you are on the Permanent Absentee Ballot List, you should expect to receive your ballot in the mail within the next few days.

If you are already on the Permanent Absentee Ballot List, you will automatically receive an absentee ballot for every election you are eligible to vote in.

Want to request an absentee ballot for this election? Contact the Clerk's Office by phone or email at [email protected].

Want to be added to the Permanent Absentee Ballot List for future elections? Simply check the box next time you are filling out an absentee ballot application to be added to the list.

06/30/2026

Stop by KickstART Farmington and check out the latest exhibit by Carol LaBelle!

Please join us for the opening of Michigan in Contrast, photography by Carol LaBelle. Michigan in Contrast is a limited fine-art collection exploring Michigan’s landscapes, landmarks, and atmosphere through black-and-white photography.

The show runs from July 1 - August 8, and features an exclusive collection of black-and-white photography highlighting Michigan’s beauty, landscapes, and character. Carol’s work is deeply focused on promoting and celebrating Michigan.

Small bites and wine will be served.

06/30/2026

Changes to Farmington Hills water and sewage billing!

New Water and Sewer Rate Structure Begins July 1 — the City of Farmington Hills is updating its water and sewer billing to make charges easier to understand and to reflect the City’s ongoing commitment to fairness and transparency. The minimum bill is ending, and a fixed “ready‑to‑serve” charge will be added to support system operations.

Bills will now reflect actual metered use. Customers using fewer than 16 units per cycle may see lower bills, while higher‑use customers may see an increase.

Water measurements will shift to 100‑cubic‑foot units for clearer billing and consistency with Oakland County.

Learn more at fhgov.com/CityWaterRates/ or call the Department of Public Services at 248-871-2530 or the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Billing at 248-858-1110.

05/19/2026

The global “anti-gender movement” is a well-funded, coordinated, decades-long movement against gender equality and democracy. We can learn how to resist it by studying the tactics it uses to strip people of their human rights and promote authoritarianism.

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

We’re excited to share that the Hawk Pool has reopened and returned to regular hours and activities. See you at the pool!

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

Art on the Grand is a must-go event! Join us and support local artists.

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