Celebrate Earth Month by recycling your unused, secondary, or inefficient appliances including refrigerators, freezers, and more!

Earn Bonus Rebates when you Recycle your Small and Large Appliances at our Upcoming Drop-Off Event

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Event Details:

Saturday, April 2
9:00AM – 3:00 PM

ABC Warehouse
18605 Eureka Rd,
Southgate, MI 48195

Recycling Partner:

Day of Raffle: It’s a win-win!

When you make a qualifying drop-off, we will enter you in a raffle held at the end of the day to win a $100 Visa gift card. You do not need to be present to win.

 REBATE DETAILS:

• Large appliances include refrigerators and freezers and must be between 10 and 30 cubic feet.
• Small appliances include refrigerators and freezers that are under 10 cubic feet, as well as window air conditioning units, and dehumidifiers.
• You must have an active DTE Energy Residential Electric Account to participate.
• Appliances must be clean and in working condition.
• Each DTE residential electric account is limited to recycling 4 large appliances throughout 2022.
• There is a limit of 4 small appliances per drop off event for a DTE residential electric account, with participation limited to two drop off events in 2022.
• Small appliances do not have to be accompanied by a large appliance.

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*In the form of a check.
Your safety is our top priority. Personal Protection Equipment will be worn by all Appliance Recycling on-site staff

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Want to receive timely emergency notifications regarding potential flooding, boil water alerts, public safety matters, and more? The City of Detroit has launched a new notification system called Detroit Alerts 365 that sends Detroit-specific emergency notifications to individuals who sign up. The City is using the CodeRED emergency notification system, which now operates in thousands of municipalities and areas nationwide.

With this new, free system, individuals can choose to receive alerts via cell phone, landline, text, email, TTY, and/or social media. The high-speed system can reach people across the city in seconds, ensuring critical information can be quickly shared for situations such as:

• Severe weather warnings from the National Weather Service
• Public safety advisories
• Flooding/natural disasters
• Evacuation/shelter in place notices
• Boil water advisories

Among the many important benefits of Detroit Alerts 365:

• Individuals receive important alerts and instructions based on the area around their address directly by cell phone, text, or email. To receive notifications, a Detroit address must be indicated.
• The alerts can be targeted to specific streets, neighborhoods, regions, or the entire city.
• The notifications will be sent based on the user’s preferred language (English, Spanish, Arabic or Bangla).
• Users can register with multiple Detroit addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
• Personal data is secure in the system.

To register for Detroit Alerts 365, individuals should visit detroitalerts365.org and click on the Detroit Alerts 365 logo, or text DetroitAlerts365 to 99411.

CodeRed Mobile Alert App

Individuals can download the mobile app and receive notifications based on their current location. This would enable residents to receive emergency alerts if they are in any area where an alert has been issued, including another area of Detroit or any area of the country where the CodeRED emergency alert system is utilized.

The CodeRED Mobile Alert App is a free download on The App Store and Google Play.

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Join us for our next workshop!

We hope you can join us on Zoom for one of our upcoming History Skills Workshops®! Up next is an exciting doubleheader with two sessions featuring historic homes—see below. For more information on upcoming workshops, visit our website. All events are remote access only until further notice.

Respectful Rehabilitation of Your Historic House

Friday, November 12 — 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

with Cheri LaFlamme Szcodronski, Firefly Preservation Consulting

You can restore your old house without turning it into a museum. In this workshop, an experienced preservation historian will teach you how to renovate your own historic home—retaining its timeless beauty and taking advantage of new preservation tax credits while still making it livable for the twenty-first century.

<Register for this workshop!>

If These Walls Could Talk: Researching Your Historic House

Friday, November 12 — 1 to 4 p.m.

with Robert Myers, Historical Society of Michigan

Every house or building has a story to tell. In this workshop, you will learn how to uncover house histories, including who built them and when, their architectural styles, and stories of the families who called them home. After that, you will learn what to do with that information.

<Register for this workshop!>

Demystifying Museum Registration Methods

Friday, November 19 — 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

with Sarah Humes, Grand Rapids Public Museum

What numbering system should we use? Where do you write the numbers? How do you apply the numbers, and with what? What is Chenhall’s Nomenclature? If these questions sound familiar, this workshop is for you. An experienced registrar will demystify museum registration methods and help you catalog collections the right way.

<Register for this workshop!>

Check out all of our upcoming workshops on our website!

Frequently Asked Questions:

• If you are a member of HSM or represent a member organization, registration is $49. Nonmember registration is $89 and includes a one-year HSM Household Membership.
• Any handouts from the presenter will be emailed to remote attendees before or after the workshop.

Honor your home's history

Is your house over 100 years old? Recognize your home's heritage with a Michigan Heritage Home marker.

Learn More >>

Listen to our stories

Did you know we share our stories with radio stations across the state? Learn more on our website!

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On Thursday, November 18, 2021, the Detroit City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a change to the Zoning Ordinance.

The meeting will be held virtually. Please scroll down for viewing instructions.

At 6:00pm a public hearing will be held to consider the proposed rezoning of 7630 East Edsel Ford Service Drive from R2 (Two-Family Residential) to B4 (General Business). The rezoning is being requested to allow the development of an electrical substation to serve the I-94 Industrial Park and surrounding area.

The Detroit City Planning Commission will be meeting virtually using video conferencing software in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

The CPC meeting may be viewed in the following manner.

Online: https://cityofdetroit.zoom.us/j/96355593579?pwd=TTloMzN5M3pmU1RKNXp1MjJlczN3UT09

Or iPhone one-tap: US: +12678310333, 96355593579# or +13017158592, 96355593579#

Or by Telephone: Dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): US: +1 267 831 0333 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 213 338 8477 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799

Webinar ID: 963 5559 3579

Public comment/testimony may be given at the appropriate times during the meeting when called for. If you desire to speak and are attending the meeting online press the raise your hand icon at the bottom of the screen or press ALT-Y for a PC or OPT-Y for a MAC to raise your hand virtually. If attending by phone press *-9 to raise your hand.

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To join the meeting via Zoom,
go to https://cityofdetroit.zoom.us/j/3631409738.

(312) 626-6799
Meeting ID: 363 140 9738

Follow the City of Detroit on Facebook, Twitter, or NextDoor to get the latest news on what's happening across the city and in your neighborhood.

CLICK THIS LINK TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR TO ATTEND THE SUMMIT

OCT. 22, 2021

WAYNE COUNTY GOVERNMENT IS HIRING

SAMARITAN CENTER HOSTING EAST SIDE GALA

DOCTORS TO ANSWER VACCINE QUESTIONS

AT NOV. 6 NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH SUMMIT

HELPING DISABLED KNOW THEIR HOUSING RIGHTS YOUTH CONNECTION AIMS TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES

CLICK THIS LINK TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR TO ATTEND THE SUMMIT

ARISE DETROIT! ISSUES CALL FOR ALL DETROITERS TO GET VACCINATED

CLICK HERE TO READ DETAILS IN STATEMENT PRESS RELEASE

CLICK HERE TO VIEW FOX 2 INTERVIEW WITH ARISE DETROIT! DIRECTOR ON VACCINATION STATEMENT

NEWS FOR THE NEIGHBORHOODS

NEW VEGAN RESTAURANT OPENS ON DETROIT'S WEST SIDE

CLICK HERE TO READ CRAIN'S BUSINESS STORY

NEW RESTAURANTS AND BUSINESSES COMING TO AVENUE OF FASHION

CLICK HERE TO READ DETROIT NEWS STORY

CITY OF DETROIT HOME REPAIR PROGRAM AIMS TO REPLACE ROOFS OF 1,000 SENIOR CITIZENS

CLICK HERE TO LEARN DETAILS, ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES AND HOW TO APPLY IN MICHIGAN CHRONICLE STORY

VACCINATE DETROIT

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO GET VACCINATED

WHERE TO GET VACCINATED IN DETROIT, CHURCHES AND OTHER NEIGHBORHOOD LOCATIONS; CITY COVID RESOURCES

CLICK HERE TO SEE LIST OF LOCATIONS

YOUR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE COVID-19 VACCINE

CLICK HERE TO READ DETROIT FREE PRESS STORY

CLICK THIS LINK TO REGISTER FOR ALZHEIMER'S WALK

PURCHASE YOUR ARISE DETROIT! MEMBERSHIP MERCHANT CARD

The ARISE Detroit! Membership Card can be purchased for $15. Participating merchants will offer members discounts on select purchases. The amount of the discount will vary depending upon the vendor. The businesses participating in the include bookstores, restaurants, art galleries, graphic design and printing outlets, hardware stores, beauty spas, t-shirt manufacturers, clothing stores, public relations services, and a music recording studio..

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE DETAILS AND SEE A LIST OF PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS

ARISE Detroit!

Email Address: info@arisedetroit.org

Address: 5555 Conner, Suite 1233 Detroit, MI  US  48213

Phone Number: 313-921-1955

Website: https://www.arisedetroit.org/