Committee to Re-Elect Kevin Camero-Sulak for Saline City Council

04/28/2023

05/14/2022

City Council will be meeting Monday, May 16 for a work meeting starting at 5:30 p.m. and their regular meeting starting at 7 p.m.

Both agendas can be found at Minutes on Demand: https://salinecitymi.documents-on-demand.com/?l=8fc0fd230e8b43378d5fa48bdbe649a4

At the work meeting, council will be hearing from Saline Main Street on the closure of Ann Arbor St. The regular meeting will be focused on a number of other topics, including recognizing our 5 Youth of the Year nominees and appointing our new Community Development Director and Treasurer.

05/03/2022

The hydrant flushing that was scheduled to begin this week has been put on a pause for emergency water main repair.

When we have an updated flushing schedule, we will make sure to share it.

04/19/2022

There is a boil water notice for the following addresses along E Michigan Ave: 413, 423, 429, 435, 445, 447, 465, 501, 505, 511, 515, 517, 521, 525, 529, 533, 537, 541, 549, 551, 555, 557, 559, 565.

Today's water main lining work on E Michigan Ave required a temporary shutdown of the water main, which resulted in a complete loss of water pressure.

As a precautionary measure, affected residents are advised to boil water used for drinking and/or cooking until further notice. When boiling water, the water should be heated to a full, roiling boil for at least one minute and allowed to cool. Bottled water may be used as an alternative to boiling.

Please continue to boil your water until further notice. The earliest date that the boil water advisory will be lifted will be mid-afternoon Saturday, April 16. You will be notified when the boil water advisory is lifted.

For all updates on the E Michigan Ave Water Main Lining project, visit the City's website: https://www.cityofsaline.org/departments/public_works/e_michigan_ave_water_main_lining.php

03/19/2022

It’s almost Spring when…

Residential yard waste collection begins on April 7, 2022 and will continue through the first week of December.

The following are standard regulations for yard waste collection.

Acceptable Items
- Grass Clippings
- Leaves
- Garden Debris
- Shrubs
- Fruit & Vegetable Waste
- Branches: Must be tied & bundled; less than 4-inches in diameter; less than 4-feet in length.

Unacceptable Items
- Sod
­- Pet Waste (please double-bag & place in trash container)
- ­Loose Branches: Not tied or bundled
­- Branches over 4-inches in diameter and/or 4-feet in length
­ - Bag, Bundle, or Can over 60-pounds
­- Tree Stumps / Logs / Root Balls / Wood
Dirt / Rocks
­- Trash
­- Plastic Bags (yard waste must be placed in paper bag or reusable can)

Weekly Limit:
Combined total of six (6) yard waste paper bags, reusable cans, or tied bundles.
Any single paper bag, tied bundle or container must weigh 60-pounds or less.

Acceptable Containers:
Brown Paper Yard Waste Bag: No yard waste sticker needed.
Reusable 32-Gallon Can: Must have ‘YARD WASTE’ clearly marked on can with permanent marker or yard waste sticker (available at City Hall or DPW).
Large Branches:

Branches over 4-feet long but less than 8-feet long, and not greater than 6-inches in diameter, can be collected by scheduling a pick-up in advance by calling Waste Management at (866) 797-9018.

Michigan law prohibits yard waste from being placed into landfills. All yard waste will be collected in separate vehicles and taken to a compost center for processing.

02/18/2022

A big thank you to our hardworking DPW staff for plowing around the clock to clear Saline roadways.

02/08/2022

Our newest edition of DPW Discussion is out! This issue focuses on hard water. You can read online at cityofsaline.org or pick up a copy at City Hall.

Please note the content on the left side of the front page. This column holds any contact info and tools you may need if you experience discoloration in your water.

02/01/2022

The library is open from 10 am - 8 pm on Tuesday. Come stock up before the snow!

01/31/2022

While I’ve never been excited to pay my water bill in the 22 years here in Saline, I do like to avoid paying the late fee.

Don't forget, water bills are due Tuesday, February 1.

If you have not already paid your bill you can go to cityofsaline.org to pay online, visit City Hall to pay in person or place your payment in one of our secure drop boxes.

If you have any questions about your bill, please give City Hall a call at (734) 429-4907.

01/31/2022

Lunar New Year is the beginning of a calendar year whose months are moon cycles, based on the lunar calendar. It is particularly celebrated in countries within East and Southeast Asia, being influenced by the Chinese lunisolar calendar. An estimated about 1.5 billion people around the world observe Lunar New Year. Typical festivities last for multiple days, sometimes as long as 15 days depending on the culture.
The new year celebration is centered around removing the bad and the old, and welcoming the new and the good. It's a time to worship ancestors, exorcise evil spirits and pray for good harvest. Some lucky foods to eat during this time are dumplings, spring rolls, niangao, sweet rice balls, noodles, fish, and steamed chicken.
What are some of the things you do to celebrate Lunar New Year?

01/15/2022

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, city offices will be closed Monday, January 17, 2022.

01/08/2022

The City Council meeting scheduled for next week has been moved from Monday to Wednesday, January 12 at 7 p.m. You can watch this meeting in council chambers or via our livestream on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/c/SalineVideo)

The agenda for next week's meeting can be found at documents on demand: https://salinecitymi.documents-on-demand.com/Document/0c713e59-1a6f-ec11-a360-000c29a59557/0c713e59-1a6f-ec11-a360-000c29a59557