Thank you for your patience as the Governor works to ensure our safety while reengaging the community with guidance from healthcare professionals. As the Stay Home order continues, we want to be sure you know
the City continues to provide resources to help you stay informed on the latest COVID-19 developments, executive orders and health guidelines. We're still here for you, and citizens are encouraged to take advantage of the following City resources:
COVID-19 Webpage
Visit the City’s
COVID-19 webpage
at
www.bhamgov.org/virusprevention
for a plethora of information from trusted resources such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the State of Michigan, the Oakland County Health Division and more. City officials are working to gather as much information as possible to assist the community in fighting and responding to the COVID-19 virus. The site also lists community resources for parents and seniors, crisis hotlines, places of worship offering support services and more.
Citywide Email System
During the ‘Stay Home Stay Safe’ order it is even more important to remain connected to our community. Birmingham residents are strongly encouraged to sign-up for the
citywide email system
at
www.bhamgov.org/citywideemail
. Subscribers receive weekly messages from the Mayor with the latest updates pertaining to COVID-19. The email service allows the City to target specific neighborhoods for messaging and keep everyone updated on what’s happening in this rapidly changing environment.
COVID-19 Hotline
Residents may use the City's
COVID-19 hotline
for information about City and County COVID-19 resources by calling 248-530-1805 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. To assist the elderly, quarantined and immunocompromised individuals, the hotline can be used for services such as bringing refuse containers to and from the curb, welfare checks or delivery of batteries, first-aid items, diapers, formula, etc. Here are common
COVID-19 hotline questions and answers
:
Are Birmingham's Golf Courses open?
Yes! Lincoln Hills Golf Course and Springdale Golf Course are open from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily with a ‘Park & Play’ model. Tee times are required. Learn more at
www.golfbirmingham.org
.
Are Birmingham tennis courts open?
Yes! Tennis courts are now open. Birmingham basketball courts remain closed. Playgrounds also remain closed, per the
Oakland County Health Order
.
Is the Lincoln Hills Dog Park open?
We're pleased to announce the Lincoln Hills Dog Park will open tomorrow, Friday, May 29th.
There is a 10 person maximum in the park, and a two dog maximum per dog owner. All dogs must be wearing tags and all owners must abide by dog park rules and City of Birmingham ordinances. To review the rules and learn more about the Lincoln Hills Dog Park, please visit
www.bhamgov.org/dogpark
. Enjoy!
Where can I find the number of COVID-19 of cases in Birmingham?
I've heard the Birmingham Shopping District is recognizing hometown heroes with photos displayed along Maple Road this summer. How can I nominate someone?
The Birmingham Shopping District (BSD) is proud of the way Birmingham residents and workers have stepped up in these unprecedented times. We would like to recognize those who have made a difference in your life or the lives of those around them during the COVID-19 pandemic. This might be a nurse, doctor, first responder, teacher or neighbor who has become a community cheerleader. Please nominate your hero by completing the
Birmingham Hometown Hero form
today. The BSD will notify heroes who are selected. Heroes’ photos will be displayed along Maple Road this summer. All nominees must either live or work in Birmingham.
Are Birmingham restaurants open?
Many are open for take out only. Several restaurants have tables set up outside for patrons.
Are Birmingham retailers open?
Per the Gove
rnor's recent executive order, retailers may open by appointment only. Find contact information at
www.AllinBirmingham.com/shop
.
Are Birmingham Police Officers still parading by homes for birthdays?
Birmingham Police Officers continue to bring birthday cheer to the kids in our neighborhoods during the stay-at-home order! If you’d like police cars to parade by your home on your child’s birthday, please call (248) 530-1870 and schedule a day and time with our dispatch center! For Birmingham residents only.
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