Hello, Wayne Citizen, visitor or soon-to-be Wayne resident! Wayne extends a heartfelt welcome to you! 
Notice: The City of Wayne will no longer pick up leaves raked into the street
If you have seen a crime please report what you have seen. The WPD Eyes on the Street Confidential Witness Police Tip form is designed to help you anonymously repot any criminal activity. 
Welcome to the City of Wayne Website!
Wayne is located in Wayne County, Michigan and is home to more than 19,000 people. In addition, more than 11,000 people commute to Wayne daily to earn a living.
"Wayne Living" is overflowing with life-long friendships, neighborhood pride and incredible volunteerism. It's also about an outstanding commitment to the time-honored virtues of an honest day's work and family life – spiced with a whole lot of recreation and just plain fun.
These are the life-enriching things that matter most to us and we look forward to sharing them with you.
Special Council Meeting on March 11th, 2014 will be held at
Wayne Police Station
33701 Michigan Avenue
CITY OF WAYNE-2014 BOARD OF REVIEW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Review for the City of Wayne will meet in Wayne City Council Chambers, 3355 S. Wayne Road, Wayne, Michigan for the purpose of reviewing the assessment roll
Read more and find out how to make an appointment.
Healthy Lawn Care Workshop
Free workshop Thursday, March 20, 2014 7-8:30pm
Oak Park Community Center
14300 Oak Park Blvd.
The City of Wayne held two strategic Financial Visioning sessions in February. The sessions focused on our budget and we appreciated the input from those that attended.
Read about ideas from the first session
Read about ideas from the second session
Rouge River Watershed
2014 Frog and Toad Survey
Help monitor the health of the Rouge River by listening for frogs and toads in your neighborhood. Read more....
Rouge Growing Green: Naturalizing the Home Garden Workshops
- March 31 at 6:00 p.m. in Bloomfield Hills
- April 15 at 6:00 p.m. in Dearborn Heights
A native garden design workshop for beginners. Help improve lakes and streams in your neighborhood by gardening with native wildflowers. Attendees will learn how to design a garden with native wildflowers and to select the right plants for the site conditions.
This workshop is intended for homeowners with little to no experience gardening with native plants.
Pre-registration is required by calling 313-792-9621 or online at www.therouge.com
EARTH-FRIENDLY LANDSCAPES with Compost, Mulches, and Rainwater Recycling
MARCH 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE:
Classes meet 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Bloomfield Twp. Public Library; 1099 Lone Pine Rd., @ Telegraph
-Monday, March 10: Creative Composts, Marvelous Mulches & Rain Gardens
presented by Lillian Dean, SOCWA Healthy Landscape Education
-Monday, March 17: Healthy Soils, Organic Matter, & Natural Fertility
presented by Jon Dahl, Director, MSU Soil Testing Lab
-Monday, March 31: Trees in the Home Landscape: Watershed Protection
through Careful Site Planning, Planting and Maintenance
presented by Gary Eichen, Mikes Tree Surgeons, Inc.
Registration due by March 5
New Crime Mapping Service
Crimedar is a free, easy, interactive, online neighborhood watch. It allows citizens to be informed as well as report crime 24 hours a day--7 days a week!
Visit
Crimedar Site
Economic Development Fact Sheet
We realize that in this global economy, your options are limitless when choosing a location for your business. We are proud of our community and believe that we offer many advantages to new and established business owners. Read more...
Water & Sewer Rates
The Water and Sewer Fund Budget has been reviewed, approved and adopted for the 2013-14 fiscal year. Sufficient water and sewer rates needed to be approved to provide money to operate the system. Effective for all consumption billed on or after July 1, 2013, the following rates have been authorized:
Water $3.91 per 1,000 gallons
Sewer $5.97 per 1,000 gallons
Total $9.88 per 1,000 gallons
A $11.03 monthly ($22.06 bi-monthly) fixed sewer fee shall go into effect on July 1, 2013.
A $15.65 monthly ($31.30 bi-monthly) fixed water fee shall go into effect on July 1, 2013.
For information regarding other water & sewer fees such as IWC charges, monthly meter fees, tap/debt service fees, etc., contact the water billing clerk at 734-722-2005.
City of Wayne Financial Dashboard
As part of State of Michigan new municipal finance requirements, the City of Wayne is providing information to the local community which provides a clear picture of the City's financial performance.
Click here to review the City of Wayne's Financial Dashboard.
Hours at City Hall
City Hall is open 10am - 4:30pm Mon-Thur. and is closed on Friday's. A drop box at the entrance of City Hall is available for after-hour payments.
Neighborhood Acceptance Plan
The City of Wayne and the City of Westland have adopted the "Neighbor Acceptance Plan" for all residents of each community. This plan entitles the residents of each community to qualify for all rates and promotions at all facilities located within the City of Wayne (e.g., Recreation & Exercise Club, Banquet Rooms and Park rentals, Indoor Track, Personal Training and more) and the City of Westland (e.g., Municipal Golf Course, Gymnasium for Basketball or Volleyball, Outdoor Swimming Pool, and more). Call us at 734-721-7400 to receive information on the reduced rates at these great facilities!
Weatherization Assistance Program Offered
City of Wayne residents may qualify for a weatherization program funded by the Department of Energy and coordianted by Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency.
The program is free for qualified low-income residents who are in need of energy saving measures for their home. This could include an energy audit, ceiling and wall insulation, or furnace repair.
Weatherization improvements generally reduce energy use and save an average of 30 percent on heat/utility bills. All of this is done by qualified contractors, with no cost to the qualified resident.
For more information call:
Jeff Boyd, Weatherization Director
Wayne Metro's Main Service Office
2121 Biddle, Suite 102
Wyandotte, MI 48192
734-284-6999
Or, for more information and specific eligibility requirements and application materials, go here >>>*please note that due to recent budget cuts, the waiting list for weatherization services is very long.
Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC)
The purpose of the ARC is to provide an institutional mechanism to encourage watershed-wide cooperation and mutual support to meet water quality permit requirements and to restore beneficial uses of the Rouge River to the area residents.
For more info click the link below
Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC)
City Council Meetings on the Web
City Council meetings are now viewable on the City website. Go here, then click Posted in the Video column for the desired meeting >>>
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City of Wayne Residential Assessment Changes
for more information, go here >>>