All City of Southfield offices and facilities will be closed to the public beginning Thursday, November 19 until at least Wednesday, December 9, 2020 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 will continue to function as normal. The City’s Emergency Operation Center (EOC) has been activated and City hall will continue operating during minimum core hours Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Residents will still be able to conduct most city business online and through City Hall’s main drop box 24/7 as well as via phone during the City Hall core hours.
Storm Water
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Welcome to the Storm Water Division of Public Works
The mission of the Storm Water Management Department is to comply with federal and State mandates, as well as local regulations, to take steps to better manage storm water and to protect the environment.
Department Responsibilities and Services:
- The Storm Water Management Department provides services to the City’s residents, businesses and employees.
- The Storm Water Management Department manages the problems facing our local urban river systems due to storm water pollution.
- The Storm Water Management Department will help ensure that the City is in compliance with federal, state and local environmental laws which protect human health and the environment.
- The Storm Water Management Department is responsible for the education of, and providing information to, the public on storm water pollution issues.
- The Storm Water Management Department is responsible for implementing its Storm Water Management Master Plan.
Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC)
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