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City manager reports demolition permit issued, winter parking guidance and upcoming Mount Clemens events
Summary
Acting City Manager Mr. Tingley reported issuance of a demolition permit for a property damaged by an earlier explosion, urged off-street parking during snowstorms, welcomed a new purchasing assistant, and promoted upcoming absentee ballot information and community events including Fire & Ice and the ice-carving show.
Acting City Manager Mr. Tingley delivered the city manager’s report, announcing that a demolition permit has been issued for 129 Mark Drive following police and insurance investigations into an earlier explosion and fire. He urged residents to park off-street during snowfall and said street parking may resume after the city completes plowing.
Mr. Tingley welcomed Jillian (first day as the city’s new purchasing assistant) and highlighted Mount Clemens Parks and Recreation winter programming, with registration information available on the city website and social channels. He said absentee ballot applications and ballot-selection forms were mailed to Mount Clemens voters ahead of the Feb. 27, 2024 presidential primary and directed voters with questions to the city clerk’s office.
He also promoted upcoming community events: the 18th Annual Fire & Ice chili cookoff and pub-crawl fundraiser and the 18th Annual Mount Clemens ice-carving show (scheduled for the first weekend in February), listing contact numbers and the downtown Mount Clemens website for sponsorship and event information.
