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Frequently Asked Questions About Your Water Bill And New Water
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Special
City Council Meeting - April 17
The Inkster City
Council will hold a special meeting on
Thursday, April 17,
2014 at 6:00pm
This meeting will be conducted in City Council
Chambers and held for the purposes of:
A. Discussion/Action:
City Attorney Contract / UHY Study.
B. Discussion/Action:
Update on the Recreation Complex.
C. Discussion/Action: City
Manager goals.
D. Discussion/Action: Charter Amendment.
City Council Study Session - April 22 & April 29
The Inkster City Council will hold a study session
Wednesday, April 22, 2014
at 5:00pm in the TIFA Room
Wednesday, April
29, 2014 at 5:00pm in the TIFA
Room
Topic to be discussed: FY2015 Budget Discussions.
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 Inkster
Community Meeting - April 23
Citizens of Inkster
- you are invited to a community discussion about police
services and your police department.
When: April
23, 2014, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: City of Inkster -
Council Chambers
26215 Trowbridge Road, Inkster
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 Wayne
County Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG)
2014
- 20154 Final Statement
In compliance with federal guidelines, the City of Inkster approved final projects and funding levels for Inkster’s allocation of the 2014 – 2015 Wayne County CDBG Program funding as follows:
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 Household Hazardous Waste Disposal - May 3
Wayne County's Department of Public Services will offer four countywide Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collections for this year. The HHW collections run from 8:00am to 2:00pm and are open to Wayne County residents only. The collections are designed to accept unwanted household chemicals for proper disposal.
Additional Dates:
June 28 at Henry Ford Community College
(5101 Evergreen Road)
August 16 at Westland Shopping Mall
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The City of Inkster Recreation Complex will be closed until further notice due to water damage
Enhance Fitness Classes have been moved temporarily
to: Gethsemane Missionary Baptist Church
29066 Eton
Street
Westland, MI 48186
Monday and Friday Mornings
Class 1 10:30 AM until 11:30 AM
Class 2 11:45 AM until 12:45 PM
Tuesday Evening
Class 3 6:30 PM until 7:30 PM
Thursday Evening
Class 4 6:00 PM until 7:00 PM
Please call Inkster Senior Services for more information 313-561-2382
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 City of Inkster Water and Sewer Fund Long Term Financial Plan Presentation
In July 2012,
Plante Moran presented a Long Term Financial Plan for the Water
and Sewer Fund to the Inkster City Council. The slideshow
utilized to present the findings can be viewed here.
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 New
Updated Community Resource Guide
The
Inkster Task Force, a group committed to the healthy development
of Inkster families, has updated the highly sought after
Community Resource Guide. Funding was made available by the
Southeast Michigan Community Alliance (SEMCA). Pick up a free
copy at city hall or
click here to download.
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 Inkster
2014 Approved Budget Book
The City of Inkster Fiscal Year 2014
approved budget book is available This document details the
planned City revenues and expenditures for the fiscal year 2014
which ends June 30th, 2014.
Inkster 2014 Budget Book
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 The City of Inkster Site
Assessment Grant
The City of Inkster has received a site
assessment grant from the United States Environmental Protection
Agency (U.S. EPA) to assist the city in its redevelopment
efforts. The City of Inkster has funding available through this
grant to fund environmental assessment activities on brownfield
sites. The City is looking to support projects that will
transform the City through job creation and the reuse of
existing Brownfields.
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City of Inkster Citizens Guide and Performance Dashboard
As part of the State of Michigan’s new
municipal finance requirements, the City of Inkster is now
providing more information to the local community; a
Citizens' Guide - which summarizes key financial trends
broken down in several areas to show the City's current fiscal
health, a
Dashboard - which displays several measurements that
provides a view of the overall quality of life trend in the
community, a
Debt Service Report that provides amortization schedules for all debt issued by the city, a
Projected Budget report to see how things may unfold next fiscal year, a
Consolidation Plan which displays areas of intergovernmental
cooperation and consolidation, an
Employee Compensation Plan - which displays how the City
intends to manage retirement and health care benefit costs in
the future, and the
Economic Vitality Incentive Program Certification of
Accountability and Transparency.
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