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Conference of Western Wayne The Conference of Western Wayne (CWW) represents 700,000 residents and 100,000 businesses in eighteen communities in Western Wayne County, MI

The Conference of Western Wayne (CWW) is a non-profit association of 18 Western Wayne communities that works to enhance the quality of life and opportunity for its nearly 700,000 residents and 100,000 businesses. Led by a dynamic team of 18 city mayors and township supervisors, the CWW has worked in a nonpartisan fashion to find solutions to regional issues for more than 40 years. Key issues for the communities of Western Wayne County include public safety, 9-1-1, workforce development, transportation, youth services, and revenue sharing. The active involvement of the chief elected officials among our diverse collection of cities and townships has made CWW an effective organization since its inception in 1978. Monthly CWW meetings are hosted on a rotating basis throughout its member communities, giving CWW leaders a firm understanding of the entire 340 square mile region. The CWW Board regularly discusses major policy issues and adopts policy resolutions that can benefit citizens and businesses across the region, with a special emphasis on issues that can be addressed with the unified voice of its 18 member communities. The Conference utilizes this philosophy in its dealings with county, state and federal elected officials. The CWW Board and Staff also work regularly to expand collaborative efforts with the community and business leaders of Michigan through regular communication, meetings and social events. CWW cities are Belleville, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Garden City, Inkster, Livonia, Northville, Plymouth, Wayne and Westland. CWW townships are Canton, Huron, Northville, Plymouth, Redford, Sumpter and Van Buren.

CWW extends our gratitude and congratulations to Plymouth Townships Fire Chief Pat Conely on his retirement.
10/15/2026

CWW extends our gratitude and congratulations to Plymouth Townships Fire Chief Pat Conely on his retirement.

The Western Wayne Business Leadership Banquet was a huge success yesterday. The keynote speaker was BIGGBY Coffees Co-Fo...
10/14/2026

The Western Wayne Business Leadership Banquet was a huge success yesterday. The keynote speaker was BIGGBY Coffees Co-Founder and Co-CEO Mike McFall. Thank you to all who attended and sponsored the event.

Thank you to the City of Belleville for hosting our June CWW board meeting at their new City Hall. We heard presentation...
06/06/2026

Thank you to the City of Belleville for hosting our June CWW board meeting at their new City Hall. We heard presentations from Consumers and SMART. We will break for the summer and see you all back in September! Enjoy your summer!

To see Consumers Energy’s resources, visit:
Www.Consumersenergy.com/helpnow

To learn about SMART’s transit options, visit:
Www.smartmovesus.org

CWW is in Lansing today to oppose the Housing preemption package.  We strongly believe communities know what is best for...
05/14/2026

CWW is in Lansing today to oppose the Housing preemption package. We strongly believe communities know what is best for their master plans and what their infrastructure and public safety departments can handle. We also do not believe, in any way, that this bill package addresses the actual housing issue of affordability.

Thank you to Northville Township and City of Northville for hosting today’s CWW board meeting. We heard presentations fr...
05/09/2026

Thank you to Northville Township and City of Northville for hosting today’s CWW board meeting. We heard presentations from our Prosecutor Kym Worthy as well as Hegira Health. Thank you all for attending! Next months board meeting will be in Belleville on June 5th.

Thank you to The City of Livonia for hosting today’s CWW Board meeting. Kids Talk presented on their amazing resources t...
04/10/2026

Thank you to The City of Livonia for hosting today’s CWW Board meeting. Kids Talk presented on their amazing resources they bring to our communities. Our May meeting will be co-hosted by Northville Township and The City of Northville. See you there!

Thank you Canton Township for hosting today’s CWW board meeting. The board heard a presentation from one of our long ter...
03/14/2026

Thank you Canton Township for hosting today’s CWW board meeting. The board heard a presentation from one of our long term partners, Growth Works. We will see you next month in Livonia.

Last night we celebrated SEMCA's 30th Anniversary with many of our Wayne County friends.  Long standing CWW Board Member...
03/04/2026

Last night we celebrated SEMCA's 30th Anniversary with many of our Wayne County friends. Long standing CWW Board Member, Jack O'Reilly, started SEMCA 30 years ago and the organization has been in equally good hands with Greg Pitoniak since 2007. SEMCA has helped so many of our residents with workforce development and has been a seeing CWW partner in all of its 30 years.

Congratulations to all. A special thank you to Al Haidous and Charlie Mahoney for their years of serve to SEMCA and its governing agencies!

Thank you to Canton for hosting our annual DCC/CWW mixer and board meeting. Thank you DCC for joining us, we look forwar...
02/13/2026

Thank you to Canton for hosting our annual DCC/CWW mixer and board meeting. Thank you DCC for joining us, we look forward to the mixer each year. SMART and Wayne County transit presented on the upcoming mileage.

From Romulus Mayor Robert McCraight.
02/08/2026

From Romulus Mayor Robert McCraight.

STATEMENT FROM MAYOR ROBERT A. McCRAIGHT ON UNSUBSTANTIATED REPORTS OF ICE FACILITY IN ROMULUS

There have been unsubstantiated reports circulating on social media indicating that certain sites located within the City of Romulus either have been or may be selected for use as a possible ICE detention center. My administration takes this issue very seriously and is opposed to any such operation being located within the City of Romulus. We are currently examining all legal options available to protect Romulus as well our residents. We have investigated the sites that have been reported as "possible” detention centers and have found nothing that would substantiate the current rumors. We are also in direct contact with our representatives at the Federal and State level who have been extremely cooperative and helpful in addressing this issue. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and will advise accordingly should we discover any additional intent to house such an operation within our community.

Address

39293 Plymouth Road, Ste 101
Livonia, MI
48150

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17349538834

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