David Muzzarelli Public Service Director

10/07/2026

Had lunch today with the Code Compliance Manager for the City of Dearborn Renault A. Just one of the cities we've been working with, sharing ideas and working for a better future.

09/16/2026

Stopped by the Native plant garden on Bebee today. The pollinators were taking full advantage of the communities hard work.

09/11/2026

09/06/2026

A friendly reminder that Trash Pickup will be one day behind this week due to the holiday.

09/04/2026

This Saturday!

09/04/2026

I wanted to provide everyone with a quick update on our storm recovery efforts.

Our DPW crews are currently working their second consecutive 16-hour day. We’ve also brought in employees from other departments, along with outside contractors, to help expedite the cleanup process.

Our top priorities have been clearing our streets, removing trees from homes, and clearing sidewalks. We expect to have that work substantially completed by the end of tonight.

Tomorrow, crews will continue working to address some of the larger branches and debris piles throughout the community.

As long as the weather cooperates and no additional storms create new issues, our crews will take Sunday and Monday off in observance of the holiday and to get some well-deserved rest.

Rest assured, the dedicated men and women of our public service departments will be back at it Tuesday to finish whatever work remains.

Thank you to our crews, staff, contractors, and everyone in the community for your hard work, patience, and understanding as we continue the cleanup.

08/24/2026

A great opportunity for Warren residents.

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08/06/2026

Come get some lunch at city hall today!

08/04/2026

07/28/2026

There is a post going around criticizing our Blight staff working on Van D**e. This is done twice a year and has been for at least 10 years. It's a coordinated effort between DPW and the Blight Department. Blight whips and blows everything into the curb lane and DPW comes behind them with a sweeper. This is the most cost effective way to get the area clean. You would only get a ticket for this if you left the waste in the street.