Sterling Heights launches Look No Further campaign to attract young families and businesses

A new digital initiative is set to enhance community engagement in Sterling Heights, as city officials announced plans for a prominent splash page on the city’s website. This feature will encourage residents to sign up and connect with local services, marking a significant step in the city’s ongoing technological improvements. The splash page will be visible every time users log into sterlingheights.gov, ensuring that vital information is easily accessible.

City leaders expressed excitement about this initiative during the recent City Council meeting, highlighting its role in promoting the “Let’s Get Connected” campaign. This effort aims to boost community interaction through social media and e-newsletters, making it easier for residents to stay informed about city services and events.

In addition to the new website feature, the meeting showcased the city’s achievements, including its status as one of the safest cities in the nation and its low tax rates. With a growing population of seniors, officials emphasized the importance of attracting younger families to maintain the city’s vibrancy. The “Look No Further” campaign, launched over a year ago, aims to showcase Sterling Heights as an attractive place to live and work, highlighting its strong job market and quality of life.

Community Relations Director Melanie Davis presented metrics from the campaign, underscoring its success in drawing attention to the city’s amenities and economic opportunities. As Sterling Heights continues to evolve, these initiatives are crucial for fostering growth and ensuring a bright future for all residents.