Main Street Alley Reconstruction and Kensington Water Main Test Shutdown
Main Street Alley Closure Please be advised that the Main Street alley between 696 and Kensington will be closed for reconstruction starting this Thursday, July 11. The closure is expected to last about a week. Kensington Water Main Test Shutdown – Thursday, July 11 Oakland County WRC will be conducting
July 9 City Commission Meeting
The June 11 City Commission meeting will be held at 7:30 pm in the City Commission chambers at City Hall, located at 23925 Woodward Avenue. Meeting documents are available at this link. The meeting will be streamed live on the City’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/PleasantRidgeCity, and the meeting will be broadcast on
Recreation and Master Plan Input Opportunity at the Ice Cream Social
Give your feedback on some of the goals and suggested policies for the 5-Year Parks and Recreation Plan and the Master Plan at the 2024 Pleasant Ridge Ice Cream Social on Wednesday, July 17 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Pool. The project team will be set up under the pavilion and you only
Master Plan and Parks Plan Visioning Workshop – Tuesday May 21
REMINDER! There will be a visioning workshop for the Community Master Plan and Parks and Recreation Plan on Tuesday, May 21 from 4pm – 7pm. This is a drop in event so you can stop by at any time between 4 and 7. There will be a brief presentation by the consultant team at 6pm.
Art Framework Plan Survey
The Pleasant Ridge Arts Council (PRAC) is working on an Arts Plan for the City. The PRAC will use the Arts Plan to guide their work in future years. Now is your chance to help us develop a vision for the arts in Pleasant Ridge! Take the Survey at This Link: www.cityofpleasantridge.org/ArtSurvey The survey is
Loose Brush Pickup
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Loose Brush Pickup
Larger branches, 1″ to 4″ in diameter, will be collected by the City on the third Tuesday of each month. Branches 1″ to 4″ in diameter and between 4 feet and 10 feet in length must be placed at the curb with butt ends facing the direction vehicles travel. Brush between 4 and 8 inches must be cut into not more than 4 foot lengths. Branches larger than 8 inches in diameter can not be picked up with loose brush.
If a contractor or homeowner cuts down a tree, the contractor or homeowner must make arrangements to remove the debris from the property. IT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.
Should you have any questions on loose brush pickup, please contact City Hall at 248-541-2901.
Ice Cream Social
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This is a free event! No guest passes can be used for this event.
Family Splash Bash
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Family Pool Party is fun for the whole family!
July 22nd 7-9pm
$10 per person–must be pre-registered.
No guest Passes will be allowed for this event
City Commission Meeting
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Loose Brush Pickup
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Loose Brush Pickup
Larger branches, 1″ to 4″ in diameter, will be collected by the City on the third Tuesday of each month. Branches 1″ to 4″ in diameter and between 4 feet and 10 feet in length must be placed at the curb with butt ends facing the direction vehicles travel. Brush between 4 and 8 inches must be cut into not more than 4 foot lengths. Branches larger than 8 inches in diameter can not be picked up with loose brush.
If a contractor or homeowner cuts down a tree, the contractor or homeowner must make arrangements to remove the debris from the property. IT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.
Should you have any questions on loose brush pickup, please contact City Hall at 248-541-2901.