Fall Leaf Collection ScheduleAs the trees start shedding their colorful foliage, it's that time of year again – the Fall Leaf Collection! Curious about when the leaf collection crews will be cruising through your area? You're in luck! The official schedule is now available online. Tired of raking leaves? Recent studies reveal that mowing leaves into your lawn can work wonders for its health! Multiple universities have discovered that incorporating organic matter and nutrients from leaves into your lawn can enhance its overall quality. It's a simple and effective method – why not give it a shot?
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Open House: Rain or ShineDue to today's forecast, much of the activities have been moved indoors. This is a rain or shine event. We hope to see you there, Saturday, Oct 14, from 11 am-2 pm!
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Election 2023: Drop Box LocationsFor your convenience, you can return your Official Absent Voter Ballot to one of four drop boxes locations. The election drop boxes for ballots are under constant surveillance via security cameras and are located at: - City Hall, 203 S Troy Street, at the east entrance and on the north side of the building. (Two locations)
- Royal Oak Police Station, 450 E 11 Mile Road. The drop box is located in the lobby. The station is open 7 days a week/24 hours a day.
- John Lindell Ice Arena, 1500 Lexington Blvd.
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Election InformationLocal elections are crucial for residents to participate in because they directly impact the our community's future. Everything you need to know the election process, including registration deadlines, polling locations, what's on the ballot and more can be found using the Michigan Voter Information Center.
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Heroes and LegendsThe Royal Oak Concert Band presents “Heroes and Legends"-- the first concert of the 2023-2024 season. It begins at 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 29 at the Royal Oak Middle School Auditorium, 709 N. Washington Ave. The admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and children 12 and under are free. Tickets are available at the door or online at www.royaloakconcertband.org.
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Ruck 22 March | Nov. 5 | 10 AMThe Ruck 22 March is held each year on the Saturday before Veterans Day at 10:00 am at the Royal Oak War Memorial located in Barbara A. Hallman Memorial Plaza in Centennial Commons to raise awareness of the issue of Veteran Suicide. For this event we ask participants to march/walk a 2.2-mile course while carrying 22 pounds or 22 food or personal items. Entry fee is $22 for adults; FREE for active and retired military and children.* Why 22?Every day 22 veterans commit suicide in the United States. We carry '22' to show our support for veterans in crisis or need and their families. All personal items and food collected will be donated to the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 154 to be used to support veterans and their families. All monies will be donated to local organizations that support vets in need.
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Last Food Truck Rally of 2023The food truck rally happens every month at the Royal Oak Farmers Market. Enjoy more than eight food trucks, face painting, balloon art, crafts table for the children, and local vendors selling their homemade items.
Please visit Facebook at Royal Oak Farmers Market for more information and the list of food trucks attending.
2023 Schedule
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Sign Up for Construction UpdatesDon't miss a beat when it comes to roadwork projects in Royal Oak. Sign up for weekly construction updates on: - Rochester Road
- Vinsetta Boulevard
- Normandy Road
- Lincoln Avenue
- Sidewalk Program
- Residential Road Reconstruction Projects and more!
Get the latest info directly to your inbox or through convenient text notifications. Or visit this one-stop hub to keep you in the loop on all the city construction projects happening around town.
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Know Royal Oak's Roots! Be in the know about the history of Royal Oak by signing up for the Royal Oak Historical Society email blasts.
Keep up with events, exhibits, and history talks coming up in the near future. The informative quarterly newsletter is sent directly to your inbox.
Sign up by clicking on the link below.
Royal Oak Historical Society email sign-up form.
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Listen Up, Royal Oak!The new City Commission chamber offers an assistive listening solution that delivers clarity to those struggling to hear in a big room that can at times be crowded. The device (shown in the photo) is easy to use.
If you are interested in trying one, please call the Human Resources Department at 248-246-3070 in advance of any meeting you are planning to attend. We’ll be happy to have a listening device ready and waiting for you!
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Residential Lock Boxes Available at the Fire DepartmentThe Royal Oak Fire Department’s residential lockbox program is designed to get quick access to adults living in their own homes during medical emergencies -- especially senior citizens. When every second counts, the lockbox -- which contains a key to your home -- reduces the likelihood of property damage caused by first responders forcing entry into your home in response to an emergency call.
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