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City leaders unveil innovative plans for aging population housing

August 19, 2024 | Rochester Hills City, Oakland County, Michigan



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City leaders unveil innovative plans for aging population housing
During a recent government meeting, officials presented a comprehensive overview of the city’s budget and ongoing projects, with a particular focus on improvements in housing for seniors and enhancements to election processes.

President Dale opened the session by requesting continued support for the budget, emphasizing the importance of community engagement. Council member Mrs. Deubauer praised the presentation, highlighting the efforts made to accommodate the aging population in Rochester Hills through a new Master Plan. She reassured residents that the plan includes single-level housing options to prevent seniors from needing to leave the city as they age.

Mrs. Mangioli echoed these sentiments, expressing her appreciation for the presentation and suggesting that the city council consider forming a team for the upcoming Rise Cup event, which aims to foster community spirit through friendly competition.

The meeting also featured a detailed report from the city clerk’s office, where improvements to election processes were outlined. Deputy Clerk Sheila Brown shared that a permanent mail ballot list has been established, allowing voters to automatically receive absentee ballots for future elections. This initiative aims to streamline the voting process and enhance voter participation. Additionally, the city has implemented early voting and pre-processing of absentee ballots, which will lead to quicker election results.

Looking ahead, discussions included plans for redistricting, which could reduce the number of precincts from 32 to 25, potentially saving costs related to staffing and equipment. Council members emphasized the importance of maintaining grassroots activism during this transition and ensuring that election integrity remains a priority.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city’s commitment to innovative solutions that address the needs of its residents, particularly seniors, while also enhancing the electoral process. The council expressed gratitude for the hard work of city staff and reiterated their support for the proposed budget.

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