Madison Heights, Michigan

Environmental Citizen's Committee Meeting

City Council Regular Meeting

Human Relations and Equity Committee Meeting

July Board Of Review

The Madison Heights July Board of Review will convene on July 21, 2026, to hear appeals on real property, personal property, and poverty exemption cases. The board will also approve minutes from its March 3, 2026 meeting. Public participation is invited during the open portion.

• Approval of minutes from March 3, 2026 Board of Review meeting
• Real Property Cases – assessment appeals
• Personal Property Cases – assessment appeals
• Poverty Exemption Cases – relief requests

Library Advisory Board Meeting

Arts Board Meeting

The Madison Heights Arts Board will discuss ongoing projects including the Summer Concert Series, Bandshell Utilization, and several community engagement initiatives. The meeting includes reports from the treasurer and social media, and a public comment period.

• Summer Concert Series update (Aaron, Bliss, Covert, Oprins)
• Bandshell Utilization Subcommittee report (Geralds, Covert, King, Wrona)
• Arts & Crafts Swap planning (Young, Nagle, King, Wrona)
• Civic Center Hopscotch project (Geralds)
• USA 250th Backyard & Beyond Photography Exhibit (Geralds, Young)

City Council Regular Meeting

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

The city will host a series of public informational sessions to provide details on the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage, including project impacts and funding. No votes or decisions will be taken at these meetings; they are intended for resident questions and discussion.

• Overview of the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of proposed road improvements and funding
• Six scheduled meetings from June 13 to June 29, 2026, at various locations including Civic Center Park and Madison Early Childhood Center

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

This public informational session is part of a series to discuss the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage. The city is presenting an overview of the millage, proposed road improvements, and funding details. No official decisions are being made; the purpose is to inform residents and answer questions.

• Overview of the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of proposed road improvements and funding
• Question-and-answer session for residents

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

The City of Madison Heights is hosting a series of public informational sessions in June 2026 to provide residents with details on the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage. Sessions will cover the proposal overview, planned road improvements, funding details, and include a question-and-answer period. Six meetings are scheduled at various locations including libraries, community centers, and parks.

• Overview of the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of proposed road improvements and funding
• Question and answer sessions at each event
• Schedule includes June 13 at Civic Center Park (Bike Rodeo), June 15 at Madison Heights Public Library, June 18 and 25 at Madison Early Childhood Center (25601 Couzens), June 28 at Civic Center Park (Festival), and June 29 at Active Adult Center
• Residents encouraged to attend any session for information

Arts Board Meeting

The Madison Heights Arts Board will meet to approve minutes, hear treasurer and social media reports, and discuss several unfinished business items including the Summer Concert Series, Arts and Pride event, Bandshell Utilization, Arts & Crafts Swap, and Civic Center Hopscotch. New business includes a City Council presentation. The meeting is open to the public.

• Summer Concert Series discussion
• Arts and Pride event update
• Bandshell Utilization Subcommittee report
• Arts & Crafts Swap planning
• Civic Center Hopscotch project

The Arts Board approved the Trail Tunes budget and postcards for upcoming events. They also tentatively set the next Arts and Pride event for June 6, 2027.

• Approved Trail Tunes budget (all voted yes)
• Approved postcards for event marketing (all voted yes)
• Tentatively set Arts and Pride for June 6, 2027 (all voted yes)
• Excused absences for Covert, Oprins, and Soto-Olson (all voted yes)
• Approved May 6 meeting minutes (all voted yes)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several financial items including budget amendments and capital asset policy changes. The agenda also includes a street right-of-way vacation request and an amendment to a settlement agreement with Artic Fox, LLC.

• Amendments to FY 2025-26 Budget and Carryforwards to Amend the FY 2026-27 Budget
• Purchase of Leased Vehicles
• Street Right-of-Way Vacation Request PEE # 26-01 - GWK/WRC
• Amendment to Settlement Agreement with Artic Fox, LLC
• Amendment to the Capital Asset Management Policy

MHDDA Regular Meeting

The Madison Heights DDA Board will meet to discuss board vacancies and applicants, review the finance report, and receive updates on ongoing projects. No major votes or new business items are listed. The meeting includes public comment and committee reports.

• Unfinished business: DDA Board vacancies and applicants
• Approval of May 14, 2026 Joint DDA & BRA meeting minutes
• Finance report
• Update on ongoing projects

MHDDA Informational Meeting

The Madison Heights Downtown Development Authority (MHDDA) is holding an informational meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, including call to order, roll call, and approval of minutes. The main substantive item is a presentation under Reports. No specific decisions, proposals, or financial details are listed.

• MHDDA Informational Meeting Presentation

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

The City of Madison Heights is hosting a series of public informational sessions to discuss the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage, including an overview of the proposal, review of planned road improvements, funding details, and a question-and-answer period. Residents can attend any of the scheduled meetings or community events listed.

• Overview of the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of proposed road improvements and funding details
• Question and answer sessions for residents
• Scheduled meetings: June 13 (Civic Center Park Bike Rodeo), June 15 (Library), June 18 (Madison Early Childhood Center), June 25 (Madison Early Childhood Center), June 28 (Civic Center Park Festival), June 29 (Active Adult Center)

Human Relations and Equity Committee Meeting

The Human Relations and Equity Committee will discuss community celebrations including Juneteenth and the Paradise Eve Lantern Festival, review a library home delivery policy, and plan a presentation to the City Council. The meeting also covers social media posts, program promotion, and approval of previous minutes.

• Community celebration summaries: Arts and Pride, Revin' in the Heights, Paradise Eve Lantern Festival, Juneteenth
• Library Home Delivery Policy Review
• Presentation to City Council
• Social media posts discussion
• Promoting programs and events

General Retiree Health Care Trust Board Meeting

The General Retiree Health Care Trust Board will hold a special meeting to review the Morgan Stanley/Graystone investment report and annual allocation study. Other items include approval of prior meeting minutes and a public comment period. The meeting follows the Police and Fire Retirement Board meeting.

• Review of Morgan Stanley/Graystone Investment Report and Annual Allocation Study

Police and Fire Retiree Health Care Trust Board Meeting

The Police & Fire Retiree Health Care Trust Board will hold a special meeting to review the Morgan Stanley/Graystone investment report and annual allocation study. The board will also consider approving minutes from the April 21, 2026 regular meeting and hear public comments. No votes on specific expenditures or policy changes are on the agenda.

• Review of Morgan Stanley/Graystone investment report and annual allocation study
• Approval of minutes from the April 21, 2026 regular meeting
• Meeting open to the public for comments

Police & Fire Retirement System

The Madison Heights Police & Fire Retirement System board will review an investment report from Morgan Stanley/Graystone and consider service retirement requests from four members: Craig White, Timothy Hirst, Kirk Walker, and Chad Wolowiec. The board will also discuss and potentially approve an eligible rollover distribution resolution.

• Service retirement requests for White, Craig; Hirst, Timothy; Walker, Kirk; and Wolowiec, Chad
• Morgan Stanley/Graystone review of investment report and annual allocation study
• Discussion and approval of eligible rollover distribution resolution
• Approval of minutes from April 21, 2026 meeting

Active Adult Advisory Board Meeting

The Active Adult Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to review minutes, hear public comment, and receive staff updates on upcoming programs, events, classes, and trips. The board will also discuss maintenance requests, including a crack in the dining room floor, and consider budget requests for a full-time CDL driver, building rentals, and an AARP grant proposal. Unfinished business includes purchasing a pop-up tent and a vending machine, as well as ideas for a memorial.

• Budget request for a full-time CDL driver
• AARP grant proposal discussion
• Maintenance request for crack in dining room floor
• Unfinished business: pop-up tent purchase and vending machine
• Review of upcoming events including Festival in the Park, Summer Picnic, and day trips

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 31075 John R Road, changing the zoning from B-1 to B-2. The commission will also consider approval of the May 18, 2026 meeting minutes. Standard agenda items include updates from members and the planner.

• Public hearing on Rezoning PRZN #26-01: 31075 John R Rd from B-1 to B-2
• Approval of May 18, 2026 meeting minutes
• Member updates and planner updates

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

The City of Madison Heights is holding a series of public informational sessions about the upcoming R-4 Millage Election. Sessions will provide details on the proposed neighborhood road millage, project impacts, and funding. Residents can attend any of several meetings in June 2026 to ask questions and discuss.

• Overview of Proposal R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of Proposed Road Improvements and Funding
• Question and Answer Sessions
• Schedule includes sessions at Civic Center Park, Madison Heights Public Library, Madison Early Childhood Center, and Active Adult Center

R-4 Millage Election Public Information Session

The City of Madison Heights is hosting a series of public informational sessions on the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage. The sessions will provide an overview of the proposal, review planned road improvements and funding, and include a Q&A. No decisions will be made at these sessions.

• Overview of the proposed R-4 Neighborhood Road Millage
• Review of proposed road improvements and funding details
• Six informational sessions scheduled from June 13 to June 29, 2026, at various locations including Civic Center Park and Madison Early Childhood Center

Crime Commission Meeting

The Madison Heights Crime Commission will review the Chief's and Council reports, and continue discussion on unfinished business including the 2026 Bike Rodeo / K-9 Demo and Blue Hands for Autism initiatives. No new business is listed. The meeting is open to the public.

• Discussion of the 2026 Bike Rodeo / K-9 Demo event
• Discussion of Blue Hands for Autism initiative
• Chief's Report and Council Report to be presented

City Council Regular Meeting

The Madison Heights City Council will hold public hearings and consider decisions on three special land use requests: a major home occupation for pet grooming at 27392 Park Court, a minor auto service for electronic equipment sales and installation at 32525 Stephenson Hwy., and a minor auto repair and auto sales at 32371 Dequindre Rd. The council will also vote on consent agenda items including the purchase of fire-thermal imaging cameras and a bid award for Microsoft 365 licenses.

• Special Land Use Request #PSP 26-02: major home occupation for pet grooming at 27392 Park Court
• Special Land Use Request #PSP 26-03: minor auto service for electronic equipment sales and installation at 32525 Stephenson Hwy.
• Special Land Use Request #PSP 26-04: minor auto repair and auto sales at 32371 Dequindre Rd.
• Consent agenda item: purchase of fire-thermal imaging cameras
• Bid award: IT contractor for Microsoft 365 licenses