Announcements

Fall fun is returning to the Historic Downtown Square! The Office of City Marketing and Downtown Development invites everyone to join the excitement at Moon Over Macomb on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Get ready for a morning full of festive family fun, featuring the Halloween Costume Parade, Horse-Drawn Trolley […]

The “No Sticker” Fall Yard Waste Collection will begin Monday. October 6. 2025 through Friday. November 28. 2025. Loose landscape waste, such as leaves, grass clippings, small branches not larger than ½ inches in diameter, etc. must be either bagged in Kraft paper bags, landscape waste bags or placed in trash containers labeled “yard waste”

Please find the information below pertaining to the proposed City of Macomb Business Development District BDD Public Hearing Information 25-8-19 BDD Draft Plan BDD Timeline BDD Information 25-8-29 BDD Map

Please join us for the groundbreaking ceremony at the William Thorpe Memorial Park on Monday, August 4, 2025 at 10:30AM. The William H. Thorpe Memorial Park on 1200 and 1300 blocks of East Pierce Street celebrates the life and community impact of Bill Thorpe, the first Black police officer to serve in the Macomb Police

City of Macomb Proposed Sports Facility | City of Macomb

New Year’s Day – Wednesday, January 1 Martin Luther King Day – Monday, January 20 President’s Day – Monday, February 17 Memorial Day – Monday, May 26 Juneteenth – Thursday, June 19 Independence Day – Friday, July 4 Labor Day – Monday, September 1 Veteran’s Day – Tuesday, November 11 Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November

After hosting public design workshops, gathering public input from over 400 citizens, and holding two open houses, the City of Macomb, in partnership with Farnsworth Group, has completed a master plan for Chandler Park. The beloved park, situated at the heart of Macomb, is a place where history, community, and nature come together. The park

https://myprodjex.com/survey/# To ensure the safety and quality of our water supply, the City of Macomb will be conducting a comprehensive survey of all commercial and residential properties for potential cross connections. This important initiative aims to protect our community from water contamination risks and maintain the highest standards of water quality. Cross connections can pose

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