All City of Southfield offices and facilities will remain closed to the public until at least Monday, February 1, 2021 or further notice in accordance with the most recent state of Michigan public health order. All essential public safety and public works services and departments continue to function as normal. Residents can still conduct most city business online and through City Hall’s main drop box 24/7 as well as via phone during the City Hall regular business hours, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Fire & Police Retirement System
Fire & Police Retirement System
The City of Southfield Fire & Police Retirement System is a program designed to help its members meet the financial concerns of old age, disability and death. The Retirement System is managed by a Board of Trustees, which in accordance with Public Act 345 includes the Treasurer of the City, one representative each from the Police and Fire departments, and two citizen representatives. The actual operation of the system is governed and controlled by the detailed provisions of Act 345, union contracts, and the Retirement Board's official rules, regulations and resolutions.
