Latest Updates Regarding COVID - 19 Outbreak
The City of Sterling Heights is taking a proactive approach to learning more and educating residents about Coronavirus.

We want to make sure our residents feel in control by frequently providing the most up-to-date information while also giving you the ability to get your questions answered and take care of any City business you might have. We will continue to keep residents informed through our website, on our social media pages, and through our SHTV channel.

You can view our website at sterling-heights.net/CommunityInfo to see resources by each City department. We have many ways to continue to serve our community through eGovernment!

A number of COVID-19 testing sites exist in Macomb County. Each has their own parameters and operating procedures. Visiting the organization’s website or calling ahead is strongly recommended. To see a full list of testing sites, visit the  Macomb County website here .


Please email  cityhall@sterling-heights.net  with any questions, comments, or concerns!
SHACF ANNOUNCES 2020 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation and its nine scholarship sponsoring partners awarded 20 scholarships totaling $20,000 to area college bound high school seniors and current college students living in Sterling Heights and Macomb County.

This marks the 22nd consecutive year the Foundation has awarded scholarships to area youth pursuing degrees in higher education or vocational training. The Foundation began awarding scholarships in 1999 and has awarded scholarships to 461 area students totaling $411,000, including the 2020 awards.
STREET SWEEPERS COMING TO A STREET NEAR YOU

As the City works toward getting back to normal, one of the first things you can expect to see are street sweepers out on the roads and in your neighborhood. Watch the full message above from  Mayor Michael Taylor !

We appreciate everyone’s patience during this time and for doing their part to keep our community safe and healthy!
AT-HOME CITY SERVICES

The City of Sterling Heights is dedicated to serving our community, and we have adapted many of our services and resources to ensure we meet the needs of residents and businesses in Sterling Heights. 

Our "At-home Services" mean you can get your City business handled without ever leaving home. We have dozens of ways to transact with the City either online or by phone. Check out the list of services below that you can complete from the comfort of your own home.
TRILLIUMS BLOOMING AT DONOVAN PARK!

Did you know some species of trillium flowers may be illegal to pick in Michigan?!

While white and red trillium are more common to our area, the painted trillium and nodding trillium are rare and uncommon.

We know it may be hard to resist, but we ask that you only take photos of these protected flowers to help preserve the species!
PET WASTE BAG DISPENSERS

Pet waste bag dispensers have been popping up in some of the parks over the past few weeks, including Dodge Park (2), Clinton River South, Moravian Park, Clinton River North, Donovan, Beaver Creek, Nelson and the Nature Center. 

The Sterling Heights Parks and Recreation Department, along with fellow residents, respectfully ask that all dog owners clean up their pet's waste in the parks and dispose of it properly.

We hope these new additions will help make it easier for everyone!
BUSINESS RESOURCES
TOOLS AND RESOURCES YOU NEED
During the COVID-19 outbreak, the City is actively supporting our community at large, including the important members of our business community.

 This includes the hundreds of small businesses that are the backbone of our community, providing important goods, services and income that keep our economy – and our residents – thriving.

We have prepared a comprehensive list of resources for both employers and their employees, and we will continue to do everything we can to ensure tools are made available from the state and federal government to protect businesses and their employees from any economic impact resulting from the COVID-19 public health crisis.

HELPFUL HOTLINES:

GENERAL ASSISTANCE: (586) 446-2757
SENIOR ASSISTANCE: (586) 446-2757
CENSUS ASSISTANCE: (586) 446-2757
MICHIGAN DHHS: (888) 535-6136 
BEAUMONT HEALTH: (248) 551-7000
MACOMB COUNTY HEALTH DEPT: (586) 463-3750
MDHHS MENTAL HEALTH: (888) 733-7753
MACOMB COMMUNITY ACTION: (586) 469-6999