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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: JANITORIAL SERVICES

 

The Charter Township of Commerce is seeking bid proposals from qualified vendors to provide janitorial services for the following locations:

Concert in the Park

The Commerce Township Parks and Recreation Department Presents...

Three summer concerts events for the whole family - music, face painting, local food vendors, and more!!!

VISIT www.commercetwp.com/concert for more information!!!

Notice of Special ZBA Meeting

Notice of Special Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting on June 27, 2013 at 5:00 p.m.

Please click here for more details.

DDA Meeting Rescheduled

The DDA meeting scheduled for June 18, 2013 has been cancelled and rescheduled for June 25, 2013.

Please click here for more details.

RAIN BARREL SALE

The Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC) and Canton Township are hosting a Rain Barrel Sale. More information can be found on the ARC Website.

Summer 2013 Senior Newsletter

The 2013 Spring/Summer edition of the Richardson Review - the newsletter for the Richardson Community Senior Center is now available. Click here to download/read/print it today!

Public Notices

Commerce Township Public Notices are now published in The Oakland Press and available on our website under 'Notice of Postings' above.

Do you need health care coverage?

Are you an Oakland County resident between the ages of 19 and 64 who has been denied Medicaid or Medicare? If so, you may qualify for healthcare coverage through Oakland Primary Healthcare Network – a not-for-profit organization. Please contact our office for more information: 248-545-9355 / www.oaklandhealthplan.com

Huron River Watershed Council Newsletter

CLICK HERE to read the January Huron River Watershed Council Newsletter. The Winter 2012 Huron River Report is also available.

Remember, you can save water!

Did you know that individually we use about 77 gallons of water each day? In spite of the dry summer we are having, it’s important to remember that overwatering our lawns can easily carry pollution to the storm drains and then to our lakes and streams. By using less water on our lawns we can help prevent some of this pollution. And remember, saving water also saves money!