Ferndale Declares Snow Emergency
The City of Ferndale has declared a snow emergency effective Wednesday, February 12 at 6:00 p.m.
Current Water Main Breaks, Hydrant Use, and Brown Water
It can be alarming to see brown water coming out of the faucets of your house, but it’s likely to happen at some point due to water pressure fluctuations for a variety of reasons—construction, a broken water main, fire hydrant maintenance, etc. The good news is that most of the time there is no reason to worry and it's typically an easy fix. View this article for active water main breaks, hydrant uses, or brown water reports in your area.
Public Invited to Meet Ferndale City Manager Candidates
Ferndale City Council has identified the three candidates who will move forward in the search for a new City Manager
Ferndale City Council Unanimously Approves Critical Millage Proposal for the Tuesday, May 6, 2025, Election
Ferndale City Council unanimously approved an adjusted Headlee Override proposal that will appear on the Tuesday, May 6, 2025, election ballot. This proposal of 5.4452 mills addresses vital funding for a large majority of City services.
City of Ferndale 2025 Precinct Consolidation
The City’s voting precincts have been consolidated from 9 to 6 precincts. While your precinct number may have changed, only a small number of voters will be assigned to a different polling location. Please read the article to review these changes.
Wilson Park Community Park and Trail Capital Grant Project
We're so excited to announce that Ferndale Parks & Recreation's Wilson Park Community Park and Trail Capital Grant Project—which received funding support from Oakland County Parks—is complete! We're grateful to Oakland County Parks for supporting the Ferndale community. We can't wait for the weather to warm up so you can enjoy the amazing improvements. These changes will make a difference in our park space for years to come!
Road Closure: Area of Allen Street and W. Troy Street
The area of Allen Street and W. Troy Street (up to Nine Mile Road) is temporarily closed today, Thursday, January 23, 2025, for gas line repairs. These repairs should take no more than two days, weather permitting. Please seek alternate routes during this time.
Winter Weather Safety Tips from the Ferndale Fire Department
This cold weather is no joke. The Fire Department wants to remind you to stay safe in these extremely cold temperatures. Please take a moment to review the following safety tips to keep you and your loved ones safe, warm, alert, and in the know during this Michigan winter.
Special City Council Meeting
We've met in townhalls, talked to many of you, and researched scenarios--now, the Interim City Manager will present options for a potential new Headlee override proposal. Join us at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, in City Hall Council Chambers for a special City Council meeting to learn more and join the conversation.
Community Tree Planting Program
The Public Works Department (DPW) is branching out for the spring tree planting program! Residents can request a tree from DPW at bit.ly/ferndaletreeform. Requests must be made by Friday, January 31, 2025.
Ferndale Receives $380k in Funding to Support Seniors with Home & Yard Chores
The City of Ferndale has been awarded an incredible $380,000 in funding from the Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency (OLSHA) to assist seniors and low-income residents with home chores such as lawncare and snow removal. We want to hear your thoughts!
Little Princess Dance
Princesses, kings, and other royal family are invited to an enchanting evening filled with fun, treats, music, photos, goodie bags, and a lovely carnation. Join us on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Ferndale High School, located at 881 Pinecrest Drive.
Water Bill System Error
Due to a system error, paper and emailed water bills sent to properties in Sections 3 and 4 of the City experienced a misprint that displays the estimated reading in place of the actual reading. This affects the amount due shown on the bill. Please note: The error does not involve the water meters themselves.