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IMPORTANT FORGOTTEN HARVEST FOOD DISTRIBUTION UPDATE

Due to traffic flow and dense congestion, Forgotten Harvest is moving its Oak Park Mobile Pantry Distribution (previously on Oak Park Blvd.) to a new location.

The final distribution was Wednesday, Sept. 20. Forgotten Harvest remains deeply committed to the community they serve and we remain committed to helping them find a new distribution location. As soon a new location is ready to distribute food to the community an announcement will be made.

In the meantime, please visit their website for other pantry locations: https://www.forgottenharvest.org/find-food/

Please stay tuned for updates on a new location.

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UPCOMING CITY EVENTS


TRUNK OR TREAT 

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The Birds Are Back In Town!

In the video below, learn how to operate the Bird Mobile App, and the scooters themselves. You'll also find information on how to sign up, the rules for operating a Bird scooter, and much more. 




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Now Accepting Applications for
Oak Park & Bark

That's right, as we inch closer toward the grand opening of our City's first dog park (date TBA) we are beginning the application process!

Visit bit.ly/OakParkandBark to apply to become a member of Oak Park & Bark. This application asks all the basics and is the first step to get your pooch barking for joy in the City's newest park. After filling out this form you will receive an email from an Oak Park Recreation Staff member to confirm the submitted the information and inform you on the next steps in the application process.

 
In order to complete the final application process, the following steps and information will be required:
  • Submittal of Rabies Vaccine(s)
  • Submittal of DHLPP Vaccine(s)
  • Submittal of Bordetella Vaccine(s)
  • Submittal of Dog License(s)
  • Submittal of Dog License Number(s)
  • Viewing an orientation video and passing a related quiz
  • Payment to utilize the dog park
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Join Our Public Safety Family Today!

The Oak Park Public Safety Department is currently hiring and recruiting police officers and firefighters. New hires will earn a starting wage of $78,461 and top out at $91,782 after two years (for a Public Safety Officer 1). Other benefits of joining the Oak Park Public Safety teams are:
14 days off a month
No cost healthcare
Pension
Sick, personal and vacation time
Up to 80% tuition reimbursement
Opportunities to growth within 12 different units. 
To learn more and to apply today visit: bit.ly/OPPoliceRecruit

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2023-2024 Tree Request Form

The City of Oak Park Department of Public Works is a proud recipient of the Tree City designation again this year.  This is our 40th year receiving this award and our 20th year as a Growth Award recipient.  In Oak Park, we take pride in our mature tree lined streets and strive to continue to plant trees throughout the community.  

If you would like to request a tree planted in front of your property (in the city right-of-way, the area between the sidewalk and the street), please complete the Tree Request form by scanning the QR code or click the code to get to the form directly.

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Once we begin the process of selecting tree locations for each planting season, city staff will inspection each property to ensure that the area is large enough and can support the growth of a tree.

We cannot tell you when the tree will be planted, but can assure you that we will keep your request on file for future consideration.   If you have any questions, please reach out to our staff at the Department of Public Works.  We can be reached at 248-691-7497.  


Utility Bill Sign Up / E-Bill Authorization Form 

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Click or scan the QR code above to fill out a short 2-minute survey to update how utility bills are delivered to you each month.

If you wish to enroll in paperless billing, you will no longer receive paper bills via the US Postal Service and will instead receive them via the email you enter into the survey.


September Calendar

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 Information on City Council Meetings 
Updated on 01/01/22 for Future City Council Meetings

The Oak Park City Council, along with City Boards and Commissions, will be meeting in person again, beginning Jan. 3, 2022. Public notices for upcoming City Council meetings can be found below and agenda packets for upcoming City Council meetings can be found here.

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PUBLIC NOTICES:  BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS MEETING INFORMATION


Utility Billing Change Information
Oak Park City Council adopted a modified water billing method, which separates stormwater from water and sewer charges. Water customers will incur a separate line item cost for stormwater runoff fees, effective July 1, 2020. Click the image below for more information.

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City News

OAK PARK, MI – The City of Oak Park’s Public Safety Department is proud to announce that it is bringing back its popular Citizen Academy this spring. Read More
2022-2023 Tax Foreclosure RFQ released
This is an opportunity to bid on purchasing the tax foreclosed properties within the City of Oak Park through the City’s right of first refusal.  For details click here

OAK PARK, MI – The Oak Park Pool officially closes to the public on September 8. 

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