Dennis Hennen, Berkley City Council

You might see a lot of small colored flags popping up around Berkley and wonder what they are for. Here are the answers.

Monday's council meeting included Public Safety's annual report, settling a lawsuit against a ZBA ruling, and a road diet update.

Way to go, Berkley! This is a phenomenal vaccination rate!

But let's not get complacent. The more people that are vaccinated, the safer we are!

Discussed at Monday's council meeting was backwater check valves, day camp, new playground equipment, Covid vaccine clinic, and the upcoming budget work sessions.

The video for Monday, March 15th's City Council Meeting is now available. Berkley Days, the City's Sidewalk Replacement Program, and other matters were discussed.

A periodically updated list of resources for getting a Covid vaccination in and around Berkley. 

Monday's City Council meeting included new playground equipment, preparations or CruiseFest, and a presentation from the Michigan Redistricting Commission among other topics.

2020 was an eventful year. We saw the impact of Covid, yet the community rallied together to support each other, promote racial justice, and had a phenomenal election turnout. Through it all, the wheels of government continued to move. Here are some of the things that happened last year in Berkley.

The video for what is maybe our shortest council meeting ever is now available.

We approved an agreement with the county that will help deliver heaters and enclosures to restaurants for outdoor dining, made an appointment to the library board, and approved changes to our rules on electronic meetings.