1990 Macomb County (Michigan) Directory

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Compliments of 

CENTRAL MACOMB COUNTY 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

This directory is being offered to the people 

of Macomb County as a public service. It contains 

information which will acquaint citizens 

with all county elected and appointed officials 

and with those holding national and state 

offices representing our county. 

The booklet is printed by the County of 

Macomb and compiled by Edna Miller, 

Macomb County Clerk and Register ofDeeds. 

Copies ofthe directory are free and can be obtained 

from my office which is located on the 

first floor of the Macomb Court Building, 40 

North Gratiot, Mt. Clemens. 

Sincere thanks to the many officials whose 

cooperation made the publication possible. We 

extend a welcome to the people of the county 

to call on us at any time for any information 

or assistance which we may be able to give. 

Macomb County Clerk and 

Register of Deeds

NOTES 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Telephone Directory 2 

United States Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 

State Officials 7 

County Assessed Valuation 11 

Circuit Court Officers 11 

Probate Court Officers 14 

District and Municipal Courts 14 

County Elected Officials 16 

County Department Heads 16 

Board of Commissioners 17 

General Information 26 

Boards and Commissions 48 

County Services 53 

City Officials 57 

Township Officials 63 

Village Officials 67 

Media List 69 

County Political Committees 71 

Maps 72 

Census And Registration Chart 80 

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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 

Animal Shelter 

Board of Commissioners . . , 

Circuit Court Administrator 

Assignment Clerk 

Mediation Clerk 

Circuit Court Judges 

Chief Judge 

Hon. Robert J. Chrzanowski 

Chief Judge Pro Tern 

Hon. Raymond R. Cashen 

Hon. Frederick D. Balkwill 

Hon. John B. Bruff 

Hon. George R. Deneweth 

Hon. Kenneth N. Sanborn 

Hon. Deborah A. Servitto __ 

Hon. Michael D. Schwartz 

Community Mental Health 

Cooperative Extension Service 

Corporation Counsel 

County Clerk 

Assumed Names 

Birth and Death Records 

Concealed Weapon Licensing Board 

Court Records 

Election Department 

Campaign Finance . _ 

Marriage Licenses 

Notaries 

Passports 

Register of Deeds _ 

Sheriff CiviI Service Commission 

Department of Natural Resources 

Emergency Medical Services 

Emergency Services 

Equalization 

Facilities & Operations 

Federal Bureau ofInvestigation 

Finance Director 

Account Department __ 

Audit Department 

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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 

Purchasing Department 

Reimbursement Department 

469-5255 

469-5258 

Friend of the Court 469·5160 

Health Department 469·5235 

Blood Pressure 445·3435 

Dental Clinic 573·3830 

Environmental Health 469-5236 

Family Planning 469·5491 

Medicaid Screening _ 573-8680 

Southeast Center 445-3400 

Southwest Center 573-6410 

Venereal Disease 573-7290 

W.I.C _ 

469·5471 

Intermediate School District 286·8800 

Internal Revenue Service 800-424-1040 

Judicial Aide .469-5156 

Jury Commission .469-5157 

Jury Room .469-5158 

Juvenile Court 469-5240 

Law Library 469-5159 

Legal Aid __ 469-5185 

Library _ .469-5300 

Macomb Community College 

South Campus .445-7000 

Center Campus 286·2000 

Macomb County Bar Association .468·2940 

Macomb County Community Services 

Agency .469-5222 

Macomb County Council on Aging 469-6313 

Macomb St. Clair Private Industry 

Council Inc 469-5220 

Management Information Systems 469-5254 

Martha T. Berry Memorial Hospital .469-5265 

Parks and Recreation 979.8750 

Personnel and Labor Relations 469·5280 

Planning & Economic Development 469·5285 

Planning Commission 469·5285 

Community Development Block Grant .469-5285 

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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TELEPHONE NUMBERS 

Business Assistance Center .469-5118 

Probate Court. _ .469·5290 

Probation _ .469-5330 

Prosecuting Attorney .469·5350 

Psychodiagnostic Clinic 469-5204 

Public Works Commissioner 469-5325 

Radio Division .469-5370 

Risk Management 469-6349 

Road Commission 463·8671 

Security .469-5361 

Selfridge Air National Guard Base 466-4011 

Sheriff Department 469·5151 

Marine Division .469-5803 

Social Security 465-6101 

Social Services 

Administrative Offices .469-6732 

Mt. Clemens Office 469-7700 

Warren Office 574-3200 

Sterling Heights Office 254·1500 

State Police 

New Baltimore Post 725-7503,468-0653 

Romeo Post 752·5222, 752·3521 

Substance Abuse Program 469-5278 

Traffic Safety Association 293-5880 

Alcohol Program 573-3600 

Treasurer 469-5190 

Land Fileffax Mapping .469-5312 

Veterans Affairs .469·5315 

Workers Disability 

Compensation Bureau .463-6577 

Youth Home 469·5195 

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Phone numbers listed below are callers to reach county 

offices for the standard local call fee as opposed to a long 

distance charge. 

Number to Reacb 

ArealPhone Exchanges County Offices 

ShelbylWashington 247·3530 

(375-652-651-656) 

Warren/Center Line _ 979·7020 

(497-573-574·575-751) 

Richmond 727-3175 

(all exchanges) 

Romeo 752·4506 

(all exchanges) 

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FEDERAL OFFICIALS 

President George W. Bush 

Vice-President Dan Quayle 

THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET 

Secretary of State James Baker 

Secretary of the Treasury Nicholas Brady 

Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney 

Attorney General Richard Thornb':lrg 

Secretary of the Interior Manuel LUJan 

Secretary of Agriculture. , Clayton Yeutter 

Secretary of Commerce Robert Mosbacher 

Secretary of Labor Elizabeth Doe 

Secretary of Health and 

Human Services Louis Sullivan 

Secretary of Housing and 

Urban Development Jack Kemp 

Secretary of Transportation Samuel Skinner 

Secretary of Energy James Watkins 

Secretary of Education Lauro Cavazos 

Office of Drug Policy " William Bennett 

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Edwin Derwinski 

JUSTICES OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT 

William Hubbs Rehnquist. Chief Justice 

William J. Brennan, Jr. Antonia Scalia 

Harry A. Blackmum John Paul Stevens 

Anthony M. Kennedy Sandra Day O'Connor 

Thurgood Marshall Byron Raymond White 

UNITED STATES SENATORS 

Carl Levin (D) 759-0477 

24580 Cunningham, Room 114, Warren, MI 48091 

Russell Senate Office Bldg., Washington, DC 20510 

Donald W. Riegle, Jr. (D) 226-3188 

1850 McNamara Fed Bldg.-477 Michigan Ave., 

Detroit, 48226 

Dirksen Senate Office Bldg., Washington D.C. 20510 

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REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS 

12th District David E. Bonior (D) 

82 Macomb Place. Mount Clemens 48043 - 469-3232 

2242 Rayburn Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515 

14th District Dennis M. Hertel (D) 

28221 Mound Road, Warren 48092 574-9420 


18th District William S. Broomfield (R) 

300 Park Street, Suite 340, 

Birmingham, 48009 642·3800 


STATE OFFICIALS 

Governor James J. Blanchard 

Lieutenant Governor Martha W. Griffiths 

Secretary of State Richard H. Austin 

Attorney General Frank J. Kelley 

Treasurer Robert Bowman 

Auditor General , Thomas McTavish 

JUSTICES OF THE 

MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT 

Dorothy Comstock Riley, Chief Justice 

Patricia J. Boyle James H. Brickley 

Michael F. Cavanagh Robert P. Griffin 

Charles L. Levin Dennis W. Archer 

JUSTICES OF THE MICHIGAN 

COURT OF APPEALS - SECOND DISTRICT 

Robert J. Danbof, Chief Judge 

Kathleen Jansen John H. Shepherd 

Martin M. Doctoroff Michael J. Kelly 

Walter P. Cynar 

STATE SENATORS· 

District 9 Doug Carl (R) 

District 26 Gilbert J. DiNello (D) 

District 27 Arthur J. Miller, Jr. (D) 

STATE REPRESENTATIVES. 

District 25 ., Roman Kulchitsky (R) 

District 26 Dave Jaye (R) 

District 70 Lloyd F. Weeks (D) 

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District 71 Sal Rocca (D) 

District 72 Sharon L. Gire (D) 

District 73 Nick Ciaramitaro (D) 

District 74 John M. Maynard (D) 

District 75 Kenneth DeBeaussaert (D) 

*Mail for the Senators and Representatives may be sent 

to The Capitol, P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, Michigan 

48909-7536. 

AN INTRODUCTION TO MACOMB COUNTY 

The first white settlement in Macomb County was built 

in 1784 on the banks of the Clinton River, then known 

as the Huron River. A Missionary group known as the 

Moravians pitched their tents on the south bank of the 

river approximately three miles west of Mt. Clemens, 

in the summer of that year. Known as "New Gnadenhutten," 

the mission had the distinction of being the first 

settlement in the State ofMichigan. Four years later the 

Moravians were forced to leave the area by the Chippewa 

Indians. 

In 1796, a settlement was established again on the 

Clinton River by a man named Christian Clemens. This 

settlement, later named Mount Clemens, was located a 

few miles downstream from the one previously estab· 

lished by the Moravians. The area of Macomb County 

was then part of Wayne County which included almost 

the entire State ofMichigan and portions of Ohio, Indiana, 

Illinois and Wisconsin. 

In 1818, Macomb County (named after General Alexander 

Macomb) was formally organized as the third 

County in the State ofMichigan, after Wayne and Monroe 

Counties. At that time, it covered a much larger area 

than it does today, extending north through much ofthe 

thumb area, east to Lake Huron, and west to the middle 

of the State. The southern boundary, Eight Mile 

Road, served as the baseline of the State. In 1819 and 

1820, larger portions ofthe County were removed to form 

the Counties ofOakland, Lapeer, Genesee, and St. Clair. 

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Two years later, the current boundaries were reached 

when small portions ofland were added back to the County. 

Urbanization in Macomb County paralleled that of 

most ofthe other areas in the eastern United States during 

the nineteenth century. Mainly devoted to agriculture, 

the County contained a number of villages where 

population was concentrated. By 1920, two significant 

developments occurred that would shape the future of 

Macomb. The first was the establishment of Selfridge 

Field near Mount Clemens in 1917, which was to spur 

growth in that area. The other development, much more 

significant, was the beginning ofthe urbanization movement 

northward from the City of Detroit. 

Macomb County is located within the northern seg· 

ment ofone ofthe largest metropolitan areas in the nation. 

As such, it enjoys the benefits of the larger urban 

center, Detroit, while still possessing suburban and rural 

characteristics. 

The County Seat, Mount Clemens, is approximately 

twenty miles north ofthe City ofDetroit, 80 miles north 

ofToledo and 285 miles northeast of Chicago. Excellent 

highway routes to Canada and all parts of the United 

States accentuate Macomb County's favorable location. 

The dynamics of the Detroit Metropolitan Area are 

reflected in the substantial residential, commercial and 

industrial development of the County. 

The locational advantages of the County are among 

its best assets. These include: 

• A good system ofinterstate, State and County high. 

ways, with more to be constructed; 

• Close proximity to important business and industrial 

centers in the State; 

• One of the largest multi-campus Community Colleges 

in the country; 

• Large recreation facilities located within the 

County; 

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DEPUTY INVESTIGATORS 

Joseph P. Jacklyn John Locklear 

Joseph Borri Michael Zervas 

Colleen Champine Geraldine Dombrowski 

MACOMB COUNTY PROBATE COURT 

Wills and Estates Division: 469-5290 

Hon. James F. Nowicki Probate Judge 

Eleanor Walentowicz Probate Register 

Leonard Reinowski Court Attorney 

Vacant Court Officer 

Louise Teutsch Secretary 

Juvenile Division: 469-5245 

Hon. Robert E. Spier Probate Judge 

William A. Boyea Business Administrator 

Francis J. Marella , Program Director 

Gerald K. Alsip Director of Childrens Services 

Michael Cory Chief Referee·Attorney 

Edward T. Morisette , , Court Officer 

Carol McCloy Secretary 

Mental Division: 469-5320 

Hon. Thomas L. Buller Probate Judge 

Janice Ross ..... , , , .. , , , Deputy Register 

Mary Nowosielski Secretary 

Nicki Montiy Court Social Worker 

DISTRICT AND MUNICIPAL COURTS 

DISTRICT COURT 37 

8300 Common Road, Warren 48093 574·4900 

7550 East Ten Mile, Center Line 48015 ..757-8333 

Hon. Sherman P. Faunce II 

Hon. Dawnn Gruenburg 

Hon. Thomas E. Kennedy 

Hon. George E. Montgomery 

James P. Conrad, Court Administrator and Magistrate 

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29733 Gratiot, Roseville 48066 773·2010 

Hon. Mary E. McDevitt, Hon. William B. Ward 

Hon. Mark S. Switalski 

Ethel Pender, Court Administrator 

33000 Garfield, Fraser 48026 

293·3137 

Marcia Kamecki, Court Administrator 


27701 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores 48081 .. 445-5280 

Hon. William A. Crouchman, Hon. Craigen J. Oster 

John I. Whitmyer, Court Administrator .. 445-5286 

DISTRICT COURT 41A 

51660 Van Dyke, Utica 48087 739·7325 

Hon. Herman C. Campbell 

Barbara Bryne, Court Administrator 

Gordon G. Duff, Magistrate 41-A Shelby 

40333 Dodge Park Road, 

Sterling Heights, 48078 977-6123, Ext. 450 

7550 Auburn, Utica 48087 254-1300 

Hon. Andrew R. Dranchak, Hon. Kenneth J. Kosnic 

Hon. Thomas W. McDonell 

John Jacobs, Court Administrator 

DISTRICT COURT 41B 

John Russi, Magistrate 

40700 Romeo Plank, Mt. Clemens 48044 ..286-8010 

Hon. William H. Cannon 

Peggy McBride, Court Administrator 

1 Crocker, Mt. Clemens 48043 469-6870 

Hon. George C. Steeh 

Hon. George C. Steeh III 

Andrea Jacklyn, Court Administrator 

DISTRICT COURT 42, DIVISION I 

67200 Van Dyke, 

P.O. Box 6, Romeo 48065 752-9679 

Hon. Richard D. McLean 

Dorothey Sherman, Court Administrator 

Richard C. Stavoe, Magistrate 752-7149 

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DISTRICT COURT 42, DIVISION II 

3050023 Mile, New Baltimore 48047 ....949-2400 

Hon. Richard E. Cyrul 

Shirley Belz, Court Administrator 

EAST DETROIT MUNICIPAL COURT 

23200 Gratiot, East Detroit 48021 445-5020 

Hon. Benedict Segesta, Hon. Martin J. Smith 

Bernadine Senske, Court Administrator 

COUNTY OFFICIALS 

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY: 

Carl J. Marlinga 

SHERIFF: 

William H. Hackel 

COUNTY CLERK and REGISTER OF DEEDS: 

Edna Miller 

TREASURER: 

Adam E. Nowakowski 

COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS: 

Thomas S. Welsh 

COUNTY DEPARTMENT HEADS 

Finance Director David M. Diegel 

Equalization Director La Verne Schuette 

Facilities and 

Operations Lynn M. Arnott-Bryks, Esq. 

Health Department Daniel C. Lafferty 

Library Director Carol Goodwin 

Management Information Systems Harry Emery 

Martha T. Berry MCF, 

Administrator Raymond D. Pietrzak 

Community Services Agency Patricia Gibbs 

Personnel and Labor 

Relations Director William M. Israel 

Planning and Economic Development, 

Executive Director Bernard E. Giampetroni 

Risk Manager John R. Haack 

Veterans' Affairs Director Douglas M. Casamer 

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MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS . 

The Macomb County Board of Commissioners is the 

legislative, administrative and policy making body of 

Macomb County government. The board is composed of 

25 members, who are elected every two years from 25 

districts ofequal population. The Macomb County Board 

of Commissioners' functions on a committee basis. An 

indication of the scope and subject matter dealt with by 

the board is revealed in the titles ofthe various committees. 

There are nine major standing committees: Budget; 

Community Services; Finance; Health Services; Justice 

and Public Safety; Legislative and Administrative 

Services; Operational Services; Personnel; Planning and 

Economic Development. There are two special committees 

- The Senior Citizens Committee and the Rules 

Committee. Ad Hoc Committees may be appointed as 

needed, for specific purposes. 

SESSIONS OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 

Organizational Session - The first meeting ofthe session, 

to be known as the Organizational Session of the 

Board ofCommissioners shall be held in January ofeach 

year, at which time the permanent Chairman, Vice 

Chairman and Sergeant-at-Arms shall be elected. 

Annual Session - (The Annual Session of the Board 

ofCommissioners shall be held each year after September 

14 but before October 16.) 

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 

Chairman Mark A. Steenbergh, District 2 

Vice-Chairman Harold Grove, District 20 

Sergeant-at-Arms Bernard B. Calka, District 9 

Director of Board Services Sandra Pietrzniak 

Clerk Edna Miller 

County Clerk 

Corporation Counsel Director John C. Foster 

Asst. Corp. Counsel George E. Brumbaugh, Jr. 

Asst. Corp. Counsel Tracey A. Yokich 

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Public Act No. 261 of 1988 

'(As amended) 

An act to provide for the apportionment of county 

boards of commissioners; to prescribe the size of the 

board; to prescribe the manner of election of the members 

of the county board of commissioners. 

Sec.!. Within 60 days after the publication ofthe latest 

United States official documented census figures, the 

county apportionment commission in each county ofthis 

state shall apportion the county into not less than 5 nor 

more than 35 county commissioner districts as nearly 

ofequal population as is practicable and within the limitation 

of Section 2. 

Section 2 

County Population No. of Commissioners 

Under 5,001 Not more than 7 

5,001 to 10,000 Not more than 10 



Over 600,000 25 to 35 

Section 9. The electors of each district established in 

accordance with this act shall elect one county commissioner 

to the county board of commissioners. There shall 

be no representation on the county board of commissioners 

other than that set forth by the provision ofthis act. 

Section 10. The term of each commissioner shall be concurrent 

with that of state representatives as specified 

in article 4, Section 3 of the state constitution. 

Section 11. Candidates for the office of commissioner 

shall be residents and registered voters of the district 

which they seek to represent and shall remain so to hold 

their office, if elected. Nominations and elections for commissioners 

shall be by partisan elections. To obtain the 

printing of the name of any person as a candidate for 

nomination for the office of commissioner upon the offi 

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cial primary ballot, there shall be filed with the county' 

clerk of each county, a filing fee of $100 or nomination 

petitions signed by a number of qualified and registered 

electors residing with the district, equal to but not less 

than 1% nor more than 4% of the number of voters cast 

in the district by such party for the office of secretary 

of state at the last general election in which a secretary 

of state was elected. The deadline for filing nominating 

petitions or filing fees shall be the same as candidates 

for state representatives. 

COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICTS 1990 

District 1 - To be announced 

Warren -1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13, 13A, 14, 

39,40, 40A, 41, 42, 69, 69A 

District 2 - MARK A. STEENBERGH, 7012 Toepfer, 

Warren, 48091 

Warren -15,16,17, 21A, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 38,43, 

43A, 47, 47A, Center Line - All Precincts 1-7 

District 3 - RICHARD D. SABAUGH, 26159 Regency 

Club #5, Warren, 48089 

VVarren- 18, 19, 20, 21, 27, 29, 30,31,32,33,34,35, 

36, 37, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 

District 4 - MICHAEL J. WALSH, 4239 Burssens Ct., 

Warren, 48092 

Warren - 68, 68A, 70, 71, 72, 72A, 73, 74, 75, 82, 82A, 

83,84,85, 85A, 86, 87, 101, 102, 103, 103A, 104, 105 

District 5 - SAM J. PETITIO, 29341 Norma, Warren, 

48093 

Warren - 44, 45, 46, 46A, 48, 48A, 56, 57, 58, 59, 63, 

64, 65, 75A, 76, 76A, 77, 78, 79, 80, 80A, 81, 88, 89, 90, 91 

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District 6 - LYNN ARMSTRONG, 31320 Shoenherr, 

Apt. 8, Warren, 48093 

Warren-60,61,62,66,67,92,93,94,95,96,97,98, 

99A, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112 

District 7 - J.J. BUCCELLATO, 11750 Fifteen Mile 

Road, Sterling Heights, 48077 

Warren - 107, Sterling Hgts. - 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 18, 

19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 29, 31 

District 8 - DIANA J. KOLAKOWSKI, 33488 Breckenridge, 

Sterling Heights, 48301 

Warren - 99, 100, Sterling Hgta. - 1, 2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 

14, 15, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 35 

District 9 - BERNARD B. CALKA, 42501 Hayes, Sterling 

Heights, 48078 

Sterling Hgts. - 30, 32, 33, 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 50, 

51, 52, 53, 54, 55 

District 10 - ANNE LILLA, 42322 Parkside Circle, 

#205, Sterling Heights, 48078 

Sterling Hgts. - 27, 28, 36, 37, 38, 39, 45, 46, 47, 48, 

49, 56, 57, 58, 60, Utica - 1 (part 00 

District 11 - JOSEPH J. STRIZIC, 5453 Auburn Rd., 

Utica, 48087 

Sterling Hgts. - 59, Utica - 2, part of 1 and 3, Shelby 

Twp. - 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22 

District 12 - LIDO V. BUCCI, 47111 Quaker Court, 

Utica 48087 

Sterling Hgts. - 61, Shelby Twp. - 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14, 

16,17,18,23,24,25,26,27, Washington Twp. - 2, 3, 

4, 6, 1 (part 00, 5 (part 00, Utica - 3 (part 00 

District 13 - ALVIN H. KUKUK, 1975923 Mile Rd., 

Mt. Clemens, 48044 

Arroada Twp. - all 1,2, Bruce Twp. - alii, 2, 3, Chester 

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field Twp. - 4 (part 00, Macomb Twp. - 1, 3, 2 (part 00, 

Memphis - 1, Ray Twp. - all 1, 2, Richmond Twp. 

all 1, Richmond City - all 1, 2, Washington Twp. - 1 

(part 00, 5 (part 00 

District 14 - JOHN C. HERTEL, 28305 30 Mile Rd., 

Richmond, 48062 

Chesterfield Twp. - 1,2,5,6,7,3 (part 00, 4 (part 00, 

Lenox Twp. - alii, 2, Macomb Twp. - 2 (part 00, New 

Baltimore - all 1, 2, 3,4, Richmond City - Precinct 3 

District 15 - MICHAEL C. SESSA, 29559 Riverside 

Bay Court, Mt. Clemens, 48045 

Chesterfield Twp. - 3 (part 00, Clinton Twp. - 22, Harrison 

Twp. - alII, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, St. Clair 

Shores - 42, Mt. Clemens - 5 (part 00 

District 16 - DENNIS R. LeDUC, 223 Crocker, Mt. 

Clemens, 48043 

Clinton Twp. - 2, 8,14,15,21,27,29, Mt. Clemensall 

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 5 (part 00 

District 17 - NICHOLYN A. BRANDENBURG, 

17396 Delaware, Utica 48087 

Clinton Twp. - 1,4, 10, 19,26, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 

41,42, Macomb Twp. - 4, 5, 6, 7, 2 (part 00 

District 18 - WILLIAM J. SOWERBY, 23650 Manila, 

Apt. 240, Mt. Clemens, 48045 

Clinton Twp. - 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 17, 20, 28, 30, 

31,34 

District 19 - GEORGE F. KILLEEN, 16010 Wortham 

Ct., Mt. Clemens, 48044 

Clinton Twp. - 16, 18, 23, 24, 25, 32, 35, 43, Fraser 

all 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Roseville - 23 (part 00 

District 20 - HAROLD E. GROVE, 28859 Floral, 

Roseville, 48066 

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JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY 

Responsibilities 

Circuit Court, District Court, Probate Court, Prosecuting 

Attorney, Sheriffs Department 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Buccellato; Vice-Chair - Bucci; Armstrong, 

ealka, Grove, Johnson, Killeen, Kukuk, Kuss, 

LeDuc, Lilla, Petitto, Sahaugh, Sowerhy, Walsh, Steenbergh 

- Ex-officio 

LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE 

SERVICES 


County Clerk, Management Services, Corporation 

Counsel 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson Johnson; Vice-Chair - LeDuc; Armstrong, 

Buccellato, Fraschetti, Kolakowski, Kukuk, 

Kuss, Lilla, Petitto, Slinde, Tarnowski, Walsh, Steenbergh 

- Ex-officio 

OPERATIONAL SERVICES 


Public Works, Road Commission, Facilities and Opera· 

tions, Radio 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Killeen; Vice-Chair - Grove; Branden· 

burg, Buccellato, Bucci, Calka, Hertel, Johnson, 

Kolakowski, Kukuk, Kuss, LeDuc, Strizic, Tarnowski, 

Walsh, Steenbergh - Ex-officio 

Personnel Department 

PERSONNEL 


MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Slinde; Vice·Chair - Brandenburg; Armstrong, 

Buccellato, Bucci, ealka, Fraschetti, Grove, 

Gruenburg, Hertel, Johnson, Killeen, Kolakowski, 

Kukuk, KUBs, LeDuc, Lilla, Petitto, Sabaugh, Sessa, 

Sowerby, Strizic, Tarnowski, Walsh, Steenbergh 

PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 


Planning, Community and Economic Development 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Kuss; Vice-Chair - Kukuk; Brandenburg, 

Buccellato, Bucci, Grove, Hertel, Killeen, 

Kolakowski, Petitto, Sessa, Slinde, Sowerby, Strizic, Tarnowski, 

Steenbergh - Ex-officio 

SPECIAL COMMITTEES 

SENIOR CITIZENS 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Sowerby; Vice-Chair - Sabaugh; Armstrong, 

Grove, Hertel, Johnson, Killeen, Lilla, Sessa, 

Strizic, Tarnowski, Steenbergh - Ex-officio 

RULES 

MEMBERSHIP 

Chairperson - Johnson: Vice-Chair - Petitto; Bucci, 

Grove, Killeen, Kolakowski, Lilla, Sabaugh, Sessa, 

Sowerby, Tarnowski, Steenbergh - Ex-officio 

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county elections. The canvass of votes in state, county,' 

GENERAL INFORMATION school and some city and township elections is under the 

jurisdiction of the County Clerk who is responsible to 

the Michigan Secretary of State for certified results of 

COUNTY OFFICERS 

The Michigan Constitution provides that the voters of 

each county must elect a Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, 

County Clerk, Register of Deeds, County Treasurer and 

Drain Commissioner or Public Works Commissioner 

every four years. 

CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS 

Macomb County has combined the Clerk and Register 

of Deeds offices and Edna Miller holds that office. 

Over 1,110 different services are performed by the office 

of the County Clerk, most of them statutory. 

The County Clerk is clerk of the Circuit Court and 

clerk of the following hoards: Board of Commissioners, 

Board of Election Commissioners, Tax Allocation Board, 

Board of County Canvassers, County Plat Board, Civil 

Service Commission Macomb County Sheriff Depart· 

ment, Election Scheduling Committee and Concealed 

Weapons Licensing Board. 

Other functions ofthe Clerk are primarily record keeping 

in nature. The Vital Records Section has records of 

county births and deaths from 1867, marriage licenses 

issued from 1819. Certificates of assumed names and copartnerships, 

records of discharges of military personnel 

and records of these persons authorized to practice certain 

professions are some ofthe various records the Clerk 

is required by law to keep. The Clerk issues marriage 

licenses, notary public commissions, concealed weapons 

permits and processes passport applications. 

All Circuit Court cases, both civil and criminal, are 

started in the Clerk's office and records of these cases, 

dating from 1848 are kept there. 

The Clerk's Election Department conducts state and 

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elections. 

The Register ofDeeds records all deeds and mortgages 

which have to do with properties located within the 

boundaries of Macomb County. All subdivision plats 

within the county are also on record in the Register's 

office. Financing statements on automobiles and other 

personal property are filed, as are attachments, lis pendens, 

federal tax liens, Michigan tax liens, mechanics 

liens and Sheriff's deeds. 

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 

The Prosecuting Attorney, Carl J. Marlinga, is the 

chief law enforcement officer in the County. The office 

is established by the Michigan Constitution and the 

duties and qualifications of the Prosecuting Attorney are 

set by statute. 

The Prosecuting Attorney is a sworn impartial arbiter, 

charged with the conduct of criminal prosecution of the 

violations of state criminal laws in the interest of the 

people. As a minister of justice, he is also charged with 

defending those injustly accused. 

He represents the County in all Courts of the County 

and before the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals in 

criminal matters in which the state or county is interested. 

Several units provide specialized services in several 

key areas: Victim-Witness Unit, Consumer Protection 

Division, Anti-Drug Unit and Auto·Theft Division. 

In Macomb County, the Prosecuting Attorney's office 

is on the Sixth Floor of the Court Building. It is staffed 

with 46 attorneys - Prosecuting Attorney Marlinga and 

his 45 appointed Assistants. They service the District 

Courts, Municipal Courts, the three divisions ofProbate 

Court and eight Circuit Courts. 

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PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER There are a number of service programs funded by the 

The basic job of Macomb County Public Works Commissioner 

Thomas S. Welsh is to build more livable land. 

It's an assignment that thrusts his office into the forefront 

of a wide range ofpublic works activities ... management, 

sewage treatment, solid waste disposal, subdivision 

plat review, soil erosion control, parks and recreation, 

and construction of storm drains, water lines and 

sanitary sewers. 

His involvement in these programs is extensive and 

includes responsibility for initial planning, final design, 

sale of bonds, securing federaVstate grants, construction, 

inspection, maintenance, repair, administration and debt 

retirement. 

Facilities owned or operated by the office include fOUf 

sewage treatment works, 45 waste water pump stations, 

25 storm water retention basins/pump stations, 688 miles 

of storm drains, 181 miles of sanitary sewers and 45 

miles of water lines. 

The Public Works Commissioner is chairman of the 

Intra-County Drainage Boards, secretary/member of the 

Inter-County Drainage Boards, agent for the Macomb 

Sanitary District and a statutory member of the Parks 

and Recreation Commission and Technical Review Committee 

of the County Solid Waste Planning Committee. 

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 

The Community Mental Health Services Board is 

responsible for providing mental health, substance 

abuse, and developmental disabilities services in the 

county through both directly operated and contract agencies. 

The program is supported by state and county funds 

as well as individual fees and insurance reimburse· 

ment. 

agency, including a 24-hour telephone crisis center; a 24hour 

psychiatric emergency service; mental health outpatient 

centers for children and families; mental health 

outpatient centers for adults; substance abuse treatment 

and prevention programs; rehabilitation workshops/day 

programs for developmentally disabled persons; limited 

residential services; counseling and diagnostic ser· 

vices; client services management functions; a rape crisis 

program; vocational services; mental health and sub· 

stance abuse programs for persons in the county jail; and 

• recreational drop in centers. 

MACOMB COUNTY COMMUNITY 

SERVICES AGENCY 

Macomb County Community Services Agency 

(MCCSA) is one of 32 Community Action Agencies in 

Michigan whose purpose is to promote economic and social 

opportunities through which the low-income, disabled 

and elderly can achieve greater independence, dig. 

nity and self sufficiency. 

The Agency consists of a number of human service programs, 

including: General Community Programming, 

three Community Action Centers, Weatherization, Targeted 

Fuel Assistance (TFA), Head Start, Day Care, Commodity 

Food Distribution, Food Stamp Distribution, 

Transportation, Senior Citizens Chore Service, Emergency 

Food, Senior Citizen Nutrition, Meals·Qn-Wheels, and 

most recently Career & Community Corners (a commu· 

nity development project). 

Programs are initiated and overseen by the Macomb 

County Committee on Community Economic Opportunity 

and the Macomb County Board of Commissioners. 

MCCSA is operated using County funds in conjunction" 

with the Department ofHealth and Human Services, the 

Department ofEnergy, the Department ofLaborlBureau 

of Community Services, the Office of Services to the 

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Aging, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Area 

Agency on Aging, Region I-B. 

CONCEALED WEAPONS LICENSING BOARD 

Michigan law states that the Prosecuting Attorney, the 

Sheriffand the Commissioner ofthe Michigan State Police, 

or their respective authorized deputies, shall constitute 

boards exclusively authorized to issue licenses for 

carrying concealed weapons to applicants residing within 

the county. The County Clerk is the clerk of the board 

and issues such licenses as approved by a majority of the 

board. 

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE 

The Cooperative Extension Service is one component 

of Michigan State University's Education Program established 

in 1914 under the authority of Federal Smith 

Lever Act (38th Statute, Law 372) and Michigan Public 

Act 65, Laws of 1915, and subsequent amendments. 

Funds are provided to " ... aid in diffusing among the 

people of the United States useful and practical information 

on subjects related to Agriculture and Home Economics 

and to encourage the application ofthe same ..." 

Cooperative Extension Service is jointly financed by U.S. 

Department of Agriculture, Michigan State University 

and Macomb County Board of Commissioners. 

SHERIFF 

Sheriff William H. Hackel's jurisdiction encompasses 

the entire County. As a law enforcement agent, it is his 

sworn duty to enforce all laws and to protect the lives, 

property and welfare of the people. 

So that he may fulfill these obligations, he maintains 

a Sheriff's Patrol, a Marine Patrol, SCUBA divers, polygraph 

facilities, identification bureau and many other 

services. 

In addition, it is his responsibility to confine and secure 

all prisoners in the County jail, providing them with 

proper food and health facilities. 

Not only does the Sheriff have criminal jurisdiction, 

his responsibility also deals in civil process. 

The Sheriff is one of three members of the Concealed 

Weapons Licensing Board. 

TREASURER 

The Office ofthe County Treasurer exists by virtue of 

Michigan law, the functions of which are dictated by 

state statutes, along with guidelines ofthe Bureau ofLocal 

Government Services Audit Division, as agent for 

State Treasury Department. As County Treasurer, Adam 

E. Nowakowski, is custodian of all monies and securities 

of Macomb County. By virtue of his office, he is 

Treasurer ofthe County Employees' Retirement System 

and a voting member of the County Election Commission 

and County Plat and Tax Allocation Board. 

Some of the duties and functions of your County Treasurer 

include, but are not limited to, the following: 

1. Agent for the State to conduct the annual May Tax 

Sale. 

2. Administrator of the ,Michigan State Inheritance 

Taxes. 

3. Administrator of dog licenses in unincorporated 

units of government in Macomb County. 

4. Administrator of deed and plat certifications within 

Macomb County. 

5. Administrative agent for the Delinquent Tax 

Revolving Fund. 

One ofthe Treasurer's primary and mandated duties, 

per State Statute, is to settle with all local units of 

government within Macomb County for delinquent real 

tax collections. Hence, your County Treasurer becomes 

responsibile for the collection of all delinquent real 

property taxes. As the administrative agent for the 

Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund, the County Treasurer 

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEM (EMS) 

The EMS System functions under the authority ofthe 

Public Health Code. 

The Macomb County Medical Control AuthoritylBoard 

(known as the EMS Executive Council) is appointed jointly 

by the cooperating hospital administrators and the 

Chairperson of the Board ofCommissioners with confirmation 

by the board. This Executive Council is mandated 

by the Code to assure that all advanced mobile emergency 

care systems (ALB) and basic mobile emergency 

care services (BLS), both public and private, conform 

with the rules and regulations promulgated by the Michigan 

Department ofPublic Health and the Medical Con· 

trol Authority/Board. 

The Council is also responsible for establishing minimum 

procedural standards in the areas ofpatient treatment 

protocols, patient care quality review, training and 

continuing education for EMS technicians, telecommunications 

and security and control and exchange 

of pharmaceuticals used by ALS units. 

This non-paid Executive Council, consists ofrepresentatives 

from five cooperating hospitals, physicians, 

nurses, paramedics, ambulance operations, consumers, 

Fire and Police Chiefs Association, Macomb Community 

College, County Radio and Health Departments. The 

EMS program in Macomb County is administered by the 

EMS Program Manager through the Macomb County 

Health Department. 

EMERGENCY SERVICES 

Emergency Services is responsible for the planning, 

administration, coordination and operation of resources 

and manpower of all County agencies and departments 

having a disaster operations capability during declared 

emergencies. Emergency Services Coordinator acts as 

staff aide to the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners 

in time of any nuclear accident, enemy attack, natural 

disaster or technological disasters, Public warning, 

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communications, training and development in im·· 

plementation ofsurvival planning are additional responsibilities. 

EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT BOARD 

The board was created under the permissive legislation 

to administer the employees' pension fund. 

FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS 

The department of Facilities and Operations is structured 

to provide professional engineering and maintenance 

service in planning, construction, maintenance, 

and operations of all County-owned buildings and 

grounds. 

The department has four divisions: Facilities Engineering 

Division, Operations and Mechanical Maintenance 

Division, Building Maintenance, and Security Division. 

The entire operation is coordinated through an administrative 

section. 

The Facilities Engineering Division directs and coordinates 

the professional engineering services such as consultation, 

investigation, and planning for the construction, 

alteration and maintenance of all county-owned facilities. 

The Operations and Mechanical Maintenance Division 

is responsible for the proper operation and maintenance 

ofthe mechanical and equipment in all county facilities. 

The Building Maintenance Division provides the per· 

sonnel, material and equipment to plan and direct the 

technical services of maintenance, custodial service, 

building management and county skilled trade forces for 

the existing county-owned facilities. 

The purpose of the Macomb County Security Division 

is to safeguard the buildings owned and operated by 

Macomb County from theft, vandalism, and malicious 

destruction of property. An additional function of this 

Security Division is to assist both County, employees 

and/or the general public in providing information and 

other types of requested assistance. 

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FINANCE DIRECTOR 

The Finance Director is appointed by the Board ofCom· 

missioners and has certain statutory duties prescribed 

by law including the maintenance ofthe necessary books 

and ledgers to control the expenditures of all County 

departments, and the preparation and presentation of 

the annual budget and the general appropriations resolution. 

The Finance Director supervises the County 

Budget and the expenditures thereunder for the Board 

of Commissioners to assure that a balanced budget is 

maintained. 

The Finance Director is Secretary of the Employees 

Retirement Commission and performs other duties as 

prescribed by the Board of Commissioners. 

Under authority of the Board of Commissioners, the 

Finance Director has the administrative responsibility 

for the following departments: Equalization, Accounting, 

Purchasing, Internal Audit and Reimbursement. 

FRIEND OF THE COURT 

The Friend ofthe Court is an arm ofthe Circuit Court 

for the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit and is responsible for 

the enforcement of all Circuit Court orders and judgments 

entered in domestic cases involving minor children. 

The office is responsible for the enforcement and 

collection of all child support and alimony provisions and 

the enforcement of all visitation rights of the noncustodial 

parents involved in such cases. The Friend of 

the Court is also responsible for investigating and recommending 

to the Macomb County Circuit Court on all 

questions regarding support, alimony, custody, visitation, 

change of domicile and other miscellaneous matters 

regarding minor children under the jurisdiction of 

said Court. Said office is responsible for the enforcement 

of all paternity, family support actions and uniform 

reciprocal actions and the processing and receiving of all 

interstate income withholding orders and foreign judgments 

within the jurisdiction ofthe Macomb County Circuit 

Court. 

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT 

The Macomb County Health Department provides a 

wide range ofhealth senrices to maintain, improve, and 

protect the health of the citizens. Programs are implemented 

through four major divisions. Environmental 

Health carries out programs in the areas offood protection, 

community health and safetyI waste, shelter and 

water quality management. Services include restaurant 

inspection, inspection of swimming pools and beaches, 

design and inspection ofonsite sewage systems, management 

and risk assessment of hazardous waste, water 

sampling services, and general environmental management. 

Maternal and Child Health Programs are the responsibility 

of Community Health Nursing Programs such 

as Child Health, Vision and Hearing, and Scoliosis 

Screening assess children to determine if problems exist 

and assure referrals to appropriate care. Public 

Health Nurses provide consultation to schools and make 

home visits to mothers of newborns and children with 

health problems. The prenatal care enrollment and 

paraprofessional outreach programs are efforts to assure 

women receive necessary prenatal care. The W.I.C. program 

provides supplementary food to eligible pregnant 

women, infants and children. 

Programs of the Family Health Clinics Division include 

communicable disease surveillance and control, 

clinics to provide immunizations and influenza vaccines 

and treatment for tuberculosis and sexually transmitted 

diseases. AIDS testing and counseling is also carried 

out. Health assessment ofseniors and public health nursing 

services to nutrition sites are part of the Family 

Health Clinics Division program. 

The programs ofthe Health PromotionJRisk Reduction 

Division are directed to all age groups but with specific 

emphasis on the adolescent and mid-age population. 

Adolescent health centers are located in New Haven 

and in Warren. Other programs include hypertension 

screening, worksite wellness, family planning, car seat 

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mation system maintained by MACMIS and to regulate 

the collection, maintenance, use and dissemination of information 

in accordance with Federal, state and local 

legislation. 

The MACMIS system is an integrated, comprehensive 

criminal justice system for courts - prosecutors - corrections 

components and is designed to provide a comprehensive 

method for timely data capture, access and retrieval 

of infonnation. The Policy Committee reviews applications 

for tenninal requests, provides security checks 

for all personnel assigned to have access to the computer· 

ized information, processes complaints against personnel 

for security violations, provides users training, dissemination 

of authorized material and acts as liaison for 

courts, law enforcement, and corrections components of 

the local criminal justice system. 

MACOMB/ST. CLAIR PRIVATE 

INDUSTRY COUNCIL, INCORPORATED 

Macomb County receives federal funds under the Job 

Training Partnership Act (.ITPA) to operate an employment 

and training program which leads to unsubsidized 

employment for unskilled adults and youth. 

To qualified residents of Macomb or St. Clair Shores 

all services are free. A variety ofactivities include Classroom 

and On-the-Job Training, as well as special programs 

for in-school youth and a Bummer jobs program 

for young people 14 to 21 years of age. The Macomb/St. 

Clair Private Industry Council also administers special 

retraining programs targeted at dislocated workers and 

individuals who are 55 years ofage or older and interested 

in job placement. 

In addition to assisting unemployed residents of 

Macomb and St. Clair Counties to enter the workforce, 

the Private Industry Council provides incentives to business 

to hire JTPA participants by providing wage reimbursement 

of up to 50% during the training period. 

Additionally, the PIC contributes funding to economic 

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development activities that generate employment opportunities. 

For more information contact 1-800-USA-JTPA. 

MACOMB INTERMEDIATE 

BOARD OF EDUCATION 

The Board of Education provides a variety of services 

for local school districts, inc!uding business and instructional 

computer support, instructional and noninstructional 

consulting, instructional media support, 

and consulting/clinical services for handicapped children 

and their parents. 

In addition, the Board operates six schools serving the 

more severaly mentally and emotionally impaired; provides 

instructional and support services for autistic impaired; 

early intervention services for handicapped children 

from birth to age three; transportation for all students 

attending its schools; and auxillary support services 

for handicapped students enrolled in local school 

districts. In another area, the District assists the State 

Department of Education in auditing roles and in teacher 

certification recording and reporting. The District serves 

as a middle agency in the three tier school system (State 

- Intermediate - Local) servicing both State and local 

schools. 

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

This department is maintained by the Board of Commissioners 

to assist all county departments and agencies 

in analyzing and implementing improvements in office 

procedures, and where feasible, to design and implement 

computer data processing systems for more efficient 

and economical operation. 

Management Information Systems is composed of3 sections: 

Computer data processing operations, systems, and 

data entry. 

Data processing operations maintains a computer and 

the peripherals necessary to provide fast and efficient 

record keeping and report preparation. 

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Systems is charged with the responsibility of surveying, 

proposing, and implementing improvements in office 

procedures, and where feasible, to automate manual 

procedures. 

The data entry section is responsible for all information 

required as input to the computer, and is also responsible 

for the entry data via computer terminals, and the 

training of terminal operators. 

PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION 

The ten member Commission was established in 1966 

by the Board of Commissioners for the study, acquisition 

and development of needed parks and open space. 

Functioning under the Board of Commissioners, the 

Commission developed the William Tuckar County Park 

near the Clinton River Spillway and the Macomb County 

Park at 15000 Metropolitan Parkway near Schoenherr 

Road. The Freedom Hill County Park, is the scene 

of many events including festivals, shows and musical 

events. Located in the park is the multi-purpose recreational 

Independence Building. The William Tuckar 

County Park hosts picnicking and fishing. 

PLANNING COMMISSION 

The Department of Planning and Economic Development 

includes the Macomb County Planning Commission, 

created under the County Planning Act, P .A. 282, 

of 1945, as amended. Established in 1956, the eleven 

member Planning Commission is responsible for examining 

the existing needs of the County, projecting future 

growth for the next 20 to 30 years, and suggesting a 

means by which this growth can be guided. The Department 

of Planning and Economic Development provides 

staff support for the Planning Commission. 

Primary activities ofthe Department ofPlanning and 

Economic Development include research, program development 

and undertaking special projects for the Board 

of Commissioners as well as providing planning, graphic 

arts and audio-visual assistance to other County 

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departments. The Planning Staffconducts a wide range 

of major program activities under the direct auspices of 

the Board of Commissioners. Major projects which are 

being given high priority are an aviation feasibility 

study, a transit private sector initiative feasibility study, 

regional infrastructure development policies and the 

monitoring of major thoroughfare and public transit programs. 

In addition, the Department prepares detailed maps 

of the County and individual municipalities, including 

school districts and road systems. It is the central coordinating 

office for U.S. Census activities and also prepares 

statistical reports on population, economic, land 

use and other planning related activities. 

Community Development activities include administration 

of the Community Development Block Grant Program 

which is designed to address the needs oflow and 

moderate income persons. Participating municipalities 

are eligible for community improvement and single family 

housing rehabilitation projects. 

Economic Development activities include promotion of 

business and industrial expansion activity in the County 

through the Macomb County Community Growth Alliance, 

the Business Assistance Network, and the Area 

Development Office. Primary responsibilities include efforts 

to retain existing businesses and attract new businesses, 

assistance for initiation or expansion or businesses, 

and assistance in financial and site location. 

PLAT BOARD 

A plat is a plan or description for subdividing land. 

State law requires that a County Plat Board be created 

to examine and pass upon all proposed plats as to suitability, 

comforrnity to general plan, possible conflicts 

with other plats and conformance with street and alley 

layouts ofadjacent plats. This board consists ofthe Chairman 

of the Board of Commissioners, the County Clerk 

and Register of Deeds and the County Treasurer. 

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BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 

BOARD OF CANVASSERS 

Barbara Sosnowski Chairperson 

Betty Brodacki Vice-Chairperson 

Noel Johnston Member 

Tony Martini Member 

Edna Miller, County Clerk Clerk 

BUILDING AUTHORITY 

Roger J. Vercruysse Chairperson 

Ted Wahby Vice-Chairperson 

Adam E. Nowakowski Treasurer 

Martin J. Smith Member 

Ralph Poszich Member 

Raymond Richard Member 

Michael Danski Member 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

Harry Mathias Chairperson 

Edward Kargula Vice-Chairperson 

Sam Trentacosta Commissioner 


John C. Foster Corporation Counsel 

Robert Nyovich Civil Counsel to Sheriff 

MACOMB COUNTY COMMITTEE ON 

COMMUNITY ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 

Glen H. Peters , .Chairperson 

Norrine Neville 1st Vice-Chairperson 

Mark A. Steenbergh Ex Officio 

MEMBERS 

Marian Impastato Victoria Goodman 

Angelo Nicholas Frank J. Anthonis 

Peter Gaffke Ray Erickson 

Anne Lilla Richard Kane 

Pat Gutierrez CheryI Krysiak 

Marie Harris Eva White 

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Delores Stone Gerald Lazur 

Howard W. Roush Blanche Fraser, Ph.D. 

William Sowerby Paulette Ethier 

John Bierbusse Kathy Dodge 

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 

SERVICES BOARD 

Raymond Glowski Chairperson 

Mary Louise Daner Vice-Chairperson 

Hubert VanderPutten Secretary-Treasurer 

MEMBERS 

Del Becker Anne Lilla 

Dawnn Gruenburg Edward Rymal 

Patrick J. Johnson Elizabeth M. Slinde 

Frank E. Kirk Thomas D. Snover 

Nancy White 

Donald 1. Habkirk, Jr. Executive Director 

CONCEALED WEAPON LICENSING BOARD 

Carl J. Marlinga, Prosecuting Attorney .Chairperson 

William H. Hackel, Sheriff Member 

Richie T. Davis, Director State Police Member 


MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 

BOARD OF EDUCATION 

Joseph Nicita Superintendent 

Bueford H. Rickman , , .Deputy Superintendent 

John Bozymowski President 

Gerald McCaffrey Vice-President 

Charles C. Milonas, D.D.S Treasurer 

Edward V. Farley Trustee 

Max D. McCullough Trustee 

ELECTION COMMISSION 

Hon. James F. Nowicki Chairperson 

Adam E. Nowakowski, Treasurer Member 


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ELECTION SCHEDULING COMMITTEE 

Edna Miller, County Clerk Chairperson 

Jack L. Field Member 

Ray Richard Member 

Elmer Sudau Member 

Carl J. Marlinga, 

Prosecuting Attorney Legal Adivsor 

HURON-CLINTON METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY 

Harry E. Lester Chairperson 

Robert W. Marans Vice-Chairperson 

James Y Dung Treasurer 

James Clarkson Member 

William E. Kreger Member 

Jeanette S. Weiss Member 

Thomas S. Welsh Member 

STAFF OFFICERS 

William P. Sherman Director 

Frank J. Sudek Deputy Director 

David L. Wahl Controller 

Donald G. Beem Secretary 

JURY COMMISSION 

Robert Barton Chairperson 

Edward Rondina Secretary 

Bonner Upshaw Member 

Hon. Robert J. Chrzanowski Advisor 


LIBRARY BOARD 

Dr. Patrick J. Johnson Chairperson 

Edward V. Farley Secretary 

Dorothy Upshaw Member 

Harold E. LeFevre Member 

Ellen Shanafelt Member 

PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION 

Richard D. Sabaugh President 

Donald G. Tarnowski Vice-President 

Gasper Salerno Secretary 

MEMBERS 

Bernard B. Calka James P. George Gerald M. McCaffrey 

Dan G. Dirks Ralph A. Liberato Thomas S. Welsh 

John J. Zoccola 

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PLANNING COMMISSION 

James P. George Chairperson 

Diana J. Kolakowski Vice-Chairperson 

Gerald Jackson Secretary 

MEMBERS 

George Adams Gilbert Parker 

J.J. Buccellato Lido Bucci 

Anthony V. Marrocco P. Sandra Maniaci 

Ralph Patti James A. Scandirito 

Bernard E. Giampetroni Planning and Economic 

Development Executive Director 

James W. Baumgartner Division Director 

Community Development 

Donald L. Morandini Division Director 

Economic Development 

Richard C. Roose Division Director 

Planning and Operations 

PLAT BOARD 

Mark A. Steenbergh Chairperson 

Adam Nowakowski, Treasurer Member 


EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT COMMISSION 

Diana Kolakowski Chairperson 

Walter Warfield Vice-Chairperson 

David M. Diegel Secretary 

Adam Nowakowski Treasurer 

John C. Foster Counsel to the Commission 

Gabriel, Roeder, & Smith , , .Actuary 

MEMBERS 

Polly Helzer Elizabeth M. Slinde 

Mary Louise Daner Donald G. Tarnowski 

Joy Vallier 

SMART BOARD 

Harold Grove George Killeen 

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SOCIAL SERVICE BOARD 

Andrew Caravaggio Chairperson 

Sara Chalgian Vice-Chairperson 

Joseph M. Snyder Member 

TAX ALLOCATION BOARD 

Donald Tarnowski Finance Camm. Chairperson 

Quinnie Cody " Municipality Rep. 

James Pollard Township Rep. 

Pauline Soya School District Rep. 

Rose Worobeck School District Rep. 

Kenneth Kramer At-Large Rep. 

Dr. Joseph Nicita Superintendent of Schools 

David M. Diegel Statistician 


Edna Miller Clerk 

TRAFFIC SAFETY ASSOCIATION 

Gail Peterson Executive Director 

VETERANS' AFFAIRS COMMISSION 

Andrew Skender Chairperson 

Kenneth Eisenberger Vice-Chairperson 

Henry Brown Secretary 

Joe Reddo Member 

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MACOMB COUNTY SERVICES 

COUNTY CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS 

Edna Miller County Clerk-Register of Deeds 

Joy Vallier Chief Deputy Clerk 

PhylIis Kreger Chief Deputy Register 

Mary Kotowski Chief Election Clerk 

Rita Bacon Chief Court Clerk 

Glenn Davis Administrative Assistant 

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE 

Janet Voorheis Extension Director 

Hannah Stevens Horicultural Agent 

Marilyn Rudzinski Home Economist 

Cleva Foerster 4 C's 

Stephen Stewart Sea Grant 

Lynnae Jess Agricultural Agent 

Lyle Thompson Agricultural Agent 

Patrick Livingson .4-H Agent 

FINANCE DEPARTMENT 

David M. Diegel Director 

John H. Foster Assistant Finance Director 

Robert Grzanka Manager, Internal Audit 

Mary Dreyer Reimbursement Director 

Wallace R. Evans Purchasing Manager 

LaVerne Schuette Equalization Director 

Darlene Burden Assistant Equalization Director 

Albert R. Grimson Accounting Manager 

MACOMB COUNTY COMMUNITY 

SERVICES AGENCY 

Patricia Gibbs Excutive Director 

ADMINISTRATION 

Madeleine Olszak Accountant 

Diane Woodruff Accountant 

Laurel Greer Administrative Secretary 

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

Harry Emery Director 

Ronald Schnering Deputy Director 

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Michael Kennedy Planner & Evaluation 

Specialist 

Melanie Chiodini Communications Specialist 

Carol Soulliere Head Start Director 

Barbara Bauman GCP Operations Coordinator 

Richard Kapuscinski Energy Coordinator 

Sandy Markwood Transportation Coordinator 

Margaret Kozak Senior Citizen 

Nutrition Coordinator 

HEALTH DEPARTMENT 

Daniel C. Lafferty DirectorlHealth Officer 

Thomas J. Kalkofen Deputy Health Officer 

Leland C. Brown, M.D. . Medical Director 

Stephen Tackitt Director, Environmental 

Health Services 

Marilyn Glidden Director 

Community Health Nursing 

Elizabeth Costa Director Family Health Clinics 

Raymond Sowards Chief Animal Control Officer 

Jane C. Brister EMS Program Manager 

MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

Albert L. Lorenzo President 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

Daniel J. McCafferty Chairperson 

Margaret DeSantis Vice-Chairperson 

Dominic J. LaRosa Secretary 

Steven DeLuca Treasurer 

Christine Bonkowski Trustee 

Paul W. Cousino Trustee 

James M. Kelly Trustee 

MARTHA T. BERRY MEMORIAL 

MEDICAL CARE FACILITY 

Raymond D. Pietrzak Administrator 

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Cynthia Nalepa Davis Assistant Administrator 

Donald S. Dreyfuss, no. . Medical Director 

PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS 

William M. Israel Director 

Cheryl Reagan Assistant Director 

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 

Carl J. Marlinga Prosecuting Attorney 

Thaddeus F. Hamera Chief Assistant 

Joseph P Cozzolino Chief Trial Lawyer 

Robert Berlin Chief Appellate Lawyer 

Kenneth Lampar Prosecutor Administrator 

OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER 

Thomas S. Welsh Commissioner 

Walter Mathes Deputy Commissioner 

George E. Winn, PE. Deputy Commissioner and 

Chief Engineer 

BOARD OF ROAD COMMISSIONERS 

Mary Louise Daner Chairperson 

John Zoccola Vice-Chairperson 

Mathew J. Gaberty Commissioner 

SHERIFF DEPARTMENT 

William H. Hackel Sheriff 

Ronald P Tuscany Undersheriff 

Patrick MCI'igue Legal Counsel to Sheriff 

Robert Nyovich Legal Counsel to Sheriff 

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES 

Angelo Nicholas Director 

Patricia Gutierrez Deputy Director 

Cynthia Maritato District Manager 

Sterling Heights 

Terry McHoskey District Manager 

Mount Clemens 

Robert Liscomb Director Manager, Warren 

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TREASURER 


Paul Woodring Chief Deputy 

John W. Smith Tax Collection Administrator 

Robert Guzdziol Finance Officer 

Ross Strevel Office Administrator 

VETERANS' AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT 

Douglas M. Casamer Director 

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CITY OFFICIALS 

CENTER LINE (757-6800) 

7550 Ten Mile, Center Line 48015 

Mayor Mary Ann Zielinski 

City Manager and Clerk Ronald D. Reiterman 

Treasurer James I. Martin 

Council Gerald Baumgart 

John Palombo 

George Wiegand 

David W. Hanselman 

Director of Public Safety Gerald M. Solai 

Assessor Nancy L. Gennero 

Attorney Roy W. Rogensues 

37th District Judges Sherman P. Faunce II 

Dawnn Gruenburg 

Thomas E. Kennedy 

George E. Montgomery 

EAST DETROIT (445-5016) 

23200 Gratiot, East Detroit 48021 

Mayor Harvey M. Curley 

City Manager and Clerk S. Wesley McAllister, Jr. 

Finance Director Marc R. Puckett 

Council Joyce E. Philippi 

Ron Campbell, Jr. 

Dennis C. Laesch 

Rick Hagen 

Police Chief Ronald C. Gerds 

Fire Chief Carl Gerds 

Assessor Milo Hayes 

Attorney Robert J. Hribar 

Municipal Judges Benedict Segesta 

Martin J. Smith 

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Clerk Karen M. Stagl 

Treasurer Thersa Nowicki 

Council Joseph Maniaci 

Larry Kuzdal 

Robert Fruin 

Mary Dobruk 

Harlow Scribner 

Leroy Rix 

Chief of Police Archie Sanders 

Fire Chief. Ed Schade 

Assessor Paul Vincent 

Attorney Kenneth Scherer 

42nd District Judge Richard D. McLean 

ROSEVILLE (445-5410) 

29777 Gratiot, Roseville 48066 

Mayor Jeanne Riesterer 

City Manager Thomas Van Damme 

Clerk Charles A. LaGrant 

Treasurer Edward Knoll 

Council Gerald K. Alsip 

Harold Haugh 

Michael Switalski 

Art Young 

Margaret Spybrook 

James Zelmanski 

Police Chief Thomas Asman 

Fire Chief Morley Ireland 

Assessor Thomas Colombo 

Attorney J. Russell LaBarge 

39th District Judges Mary McDevitt 

William B. Ward 

Mark Switalski 

ST. CLAIR SHORES (445-5240) 

27600 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores 48081 

Mayor Ted B. Wahby 

City Manager Mark Wollenweber 

Clerk Jack L. Fields 

Treasurer John Kravitz 

Council Arthur M. Armstrong 

Curtis L. Dumas, Jr. 

Joseph R. Krutell 

William J. Callahan 

Robert A. Hison 

Patricia M. Reaver 

Police Chief Lawrence Germain 

Fire Chief Patrick J. McKenney 

Assessor (Acting) Richard Brown 

Attorney Robert Ihrie 

40th District Judges Craigen Oster 

William A. Crouchman 

STERLING HEIGHTS (977-6123) 

40555 Utica, Sterling Heights 48078 

Mayor Jean Direzze Gush 

City Manager Steve Duchane 

Clerk Mary Zander 

Treasurer Mary Ann Parrott 

Council Stanley Grott 

Stephen Rice 

Deanna Koski 

Richard Zettel 

Larry W. Buckhart 

Richard Notte 

Police Chief Allen A. Nalepa 

Acting Fire Chief Kenneth Durham 

Assessor Gary Trudgeon 

Attorney Paul J. O'Reilly 

41A District Judges Herman Campbell 

Andrew R. Dranchak 

Kenneth Kosnic 

Thomas McDonell 

UTICA (739-1600) 

7550 Auburn, Utica 48087 

Mayor Jacqueline Noonan 

60 61

Clerk M. Catherine McGrail 

Treasurer Shirley McMahon 

Council Kenneth Sikora 

Joseph Jeanette 

Joyce Kraft 

Frank Daly 

James Prough 

Gordon Bourland 

Police Chief Max Patrick 

Fire Chief Robert Beck 

Assessor Steven Mellen 

Attorney , William McGrail 

41A District Judges. . . . . . . . .. .. Herman Campbell 




WARREN (574-4500) 

29500 Van Dyke, Warren 48093 

Mayor Ronald L. Bonkowski 

Clerk Carmella Sabaugh 

Treasurer L. Klimecki Dannis 

Council Louis J. Burdi 

Charles T. Busse 

George L. Dimas 

Cecil D. St. Pierre, Jr. 

Floyd M. Underwood 

Fred S. Sabaugh 

James Workens 

Jeanne Omelenchuk 

James R. Fouts 

Police Commissioner Paul R. Pash 

Fire Commissioner William Karpinski 

Assessor Donald Melchert 

Attorney Walter Jakubowski, Jr. 

37th District Judges , ..Sherman P, Faunce II 

Dawnn Gruenburg 

Thomas E. Kennedy 

George E. Montgomery 

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TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS 

ARMADA (784-5200) 

23121 Main, Armada 48005 

Supervisor Keith E. Wood 

Clerk Faylene K. Beaudeti 

Treasurer Anna C. Cox 

Trustee Frank Torner 

Paul P. Klauer 

Assessor N aney Corey 


BRUCE (752-4585) 

223 East Gates, P.O. Box 98, Romeo 48065 

Supervisor Gary C. Schocke 

Clerk Karol Regius 

Treasurer Deborah S. Obrecht 

Trustees Alfred C. Guimond 

Brian Palmer 

Attorney Gary S. Anthony 


CHESTERFIELD (949-0400) 

47250 Sugarbush, Mount Clemens 48045 

Supervisor James H. Pollard 

Clerk Barbara H. Krantz 

Treasurer George C. Furton 

Trustees Connie M. Bowles 

Dennis H. Dunn 

Raymond M. Novak 

Danny A. Wilson 

Assessor Richard J. Kling 


42nd District Judge Richard E. Cyru! 

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CLINTON (286-8000) 

40700 Romeo Plank, Mount Clemens 48044 

Supervisor Mark Kohl 

Clerk Dennis C. Tomlinson 

Treasurer Robert H. Steiner 

Trustees Robert J. Cannon 

Nancy L. Dedenbach 

Kay E. Howard 

James R. Sinnamon 

Assessor Paul R. Robinson 

Attorney Charles R. Towner and John Dolan 

41B District Judges William H. Cannon 

George C. Steeh 

George C. Steeh III 

HARRISON (466-1406) 

38151 L'Anse Creuse, Mount Clemens 48045 

Supervisor Candice S. Miller 

Clerk Kathleen M. Lyon 

Treasurer Mary L. Siefert 

Trustees Herbert D. Glasgow 

Peggy Kennard 

Robert S. Huth Jr. 

Pamela A. Weeks 

Assessor Joann Uthes 

Attorney Peterson, Hay & Corosa 

41B District Judges William H. Cannon 

George C. Steeh 

George C. Steeh III 

LAKE (881-6565) 

795 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Shores 48236 

Supervisor Carl Hedeen 

Clerk Richard Fox 

Treasurer John Zolad 

Trustees Helen M. Nutting, M.D. 

Raymond Suwinski 

Assessor Vacancy 

40th District Judges Craigen Oster 

William A. Crouchman 

LENOX (727-2085) 

63975 Gratiot, Richmond 48062 

Supervisor , , John P. Gardner 

Clerk Irene M. Call 

Treasurer Margaret Heimes 

Trustees , Charles Stremersch 

Thomas Ballor 

Assessor Ronald H. Schindehette 

Attorney Gary Rentrop 

42nd District Judge Richard E. Cyrul 

MACOMB (286-0621) 

19925 Twenty-Three Mile, Mount Clemens 48044 

Supervisor John D. Brennan 

Clerk Elmer Sudau 

Treasurer Marie E. Malburg 

Trustees Roger M. Krzeminski 

Fred Nagel 

Charles S. Oliver 

Karl Rohrbeck 

Attorney Lawrence W. Dloski 

41-A District Judge Herman Campbell 

RAY (749-5171) 

64244 Wolcott, Romeo 48065 

Supervisor Donald E. Maertens 

Clerk Betty L. Grader 

Treasurer Gary L. Engel 

Trustees Clyde Hotchkiss 

Jim DeMar 

Assessor Bernard Verellen 



64 65

RICHMOND (727·7134) 

Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 12 Noon 

75701 Memphis Ridge, Richmond 48062 

Supervisor (727·7292) James McKiernan 

Clerk (727-7145) , " , , ' , , , , , , , , ,Gordon Fuerstenau 

Treasurer (784·9398) , " ..Claudia O'Connor 

Trustees Grace Leach 

Keith Rengert 

Assessor Harold R. Masters 

42nd District Judge , , Richard D. McLean 

SHELBY (731-5100) 

52700 Van Dyke, Utica 48087 

Supervisor , .. Ronald Lockhart 

Clerk Chris Peters 

Treasurer Mary Holmes 

Trustees , , , ' , , , , , , , ,Peter Mytnyk 

Gilbert Parker 

Carol Retzler 

Richard Bottcher 

Assessor , , ,' .. " ,Donald J. Holland 

Attorney John Dolan 

41A District Judges .. , , , , , Herman Campbell 




WASHINGTON (752·2640) 

155 South Rawles, Romeo 48065 

Supervisor , ..Robert G. Reid 

Clerk , , , , , , , , .. , , .R. J. Brainard 

Treasurer Linda S. Verellen 

Trustees Donald C. Brown 

Norman J. Brown 

Robert F, Rilley 

William L. Turini 

Assessor Debra Susalla 

Attorney , , .. , , , , ,Gary S. Anthony 

42nd District Judge , , , ,Richard D, McLean 

66 

VILLAGE OFFICIALS 

ARMADA (784-9151) 

22942 W, Main St" Armada 48005 

President , Ann Krause 

Clerk .,' ",." " Josephine Ullrich 

Treasurer Dorothy Maas 

Trustees Lynne Bollweg 

Greg Hauler 

John Abernathy 

Norman Farver 

David Coenen 

David Fisher 

Assessor .. ", "", Richard C, Heldt 

Attorney Philip Anderson 

42nd District Judge, , Richard D, McLean 

NEW HAVEN (749·5301) 

58725 Havenridge, New Haven 48048 

President Christopher Dilbert 

Clerk Laura Kuhn 

Treasurer Deborah A. Furton 

Trustees Carl Aldis 

Graig A. Higgens 

Shirley ShepherdlHunter 

James R. Harris 

Joyce A. Podolan 

Kenneth Sims 

Assessor , ,Meribeth Fordyce 

Attorneys Glime, Daust & Wilde 

42nd District Judge, Richard E. Cyrul 

67

ROMEO (752) 3565 NEWSPAPERS 

121 West St. Clair, Romeo 48065 

President Richard J. Fay 

Clerk Marian T. Nimbach 

Treasurer Frances T. Smith 

Trustees Michael A. Bugenski 

Donald P. Dougherty 

Victoria Lee 

Thomas Stephens 

Ora Smith 

Robert Hann 

Assessor Thelma Hug 

Attorney Mark Clark 


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THE ADVISOR & SOURCE NEWSPAPERS, 48075 Van 

Dyke, Utica, 731-1000. Roseville, East Detroit, St. Clair 

Shores Advisor; Warren Advisor; Mt. Clemens, Clinton, 

Fraser, Macomb Township Advisor; published on Tuesdays. 

Romeo-Washington Advisor published on Wednesdays. 

Sterling Heights, Utics & Shelby Township Source 

published on Wednesdays. Benjamin Burns, publisher; 

Keith Strnad; general manager; Eric Pope, editor. 

ANCHOR BAY BEACON, 51170 Washington, New Baltimore, 

7254531. Established 1929. Published each Wednesday. 

Dale Hampshire, general manager. 

ARMADA TIMES, 23061 E. Main St., Armada, 784 

5551. Established 1889. Published each Wednesday. Tri 

County Newspapers Inc. Publisher, Mary Frey, editor. 

MACOMB COUNTY LEGAL NEWS, 67 Cass Ave., 

Mount Clemens, 48043. Telephone 4694510. Established 

1956. Published each Friday, Benjamin J. Burns, publisher, 

Diane Kish, editor. 

MACOMB DAILY, 67 Cass, Mount Clemens, 469-4510. 

Establshed 1840, published daily except Sunday. Benjamin 

J. Burns, publisher, Mitch Kehetian, managing 

editor. 

THE REVIEW, 33737 32 Mile Road, Richmond, 727 

3745. Established 1876. Published each Wednesday. 

Richmond Publishing Company, publisher, Benjamin 

Burns; general manager, Keith Strnad; managing editor, 

Dawn Arnold. 

ROMEO OBSERVER, 124 W. St. Clair, P.O. Box 96, 

Romeo, 752-3524. Established 1866. Published each Wednesday, 

Melvin E. Bleich, publisher and editor. 

DETROIT FREE PRESS, 321 W. Lafayette, Detroit, 222 

6600. Heath Meriwether, executive editor; Joe Stroud, 

editor; Bob Hall, publisher. 

69

WARREN WEEKLY, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., Wan-en, 756 

8800. Published every Wednesday, Mailed to 56,889 

homes in Warren and Center Line by C&G Publishing, 

Inc. Publishers, Charlotte and Gilbert Demers; managing 

editor l Mike Raveane. 

THE EASTSIDER, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, 756 

8800. Published every other Wednesday, mailed to 

32,651 homes in Roseville and East Detroit by C&G Publishing, 

Inc. Publisher, Charlotte and Gilbert Demers; 

managing editor, Mike Raveane. 

THE JOURNAL, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, 756-8800. 

Published every other Wednesday, mailed to 30,012 

homes in Mt. Clemens, Harrison Township, and Clinton 

Township by C&G Publishing, Inc. Publishers, Charlotte 

and Gilbert Demers; managing editor, Mike Raveane. 

STERLING HEIGHTS SENTRY, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., 

Warren, 756-8800. Published every other Wednesday, 

mailed to 41,253 homes in Sterling Heights, by C&G 

Publishing, Inc. Publishers, Charlotte and Gilbert Demers; 


FRASER-CLINTON CRONICLE, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., 


mailed to 13,352 homes in Fraser and Clinton Township 

by C&G Publishing, Inc. Publishers, Charlotte and Gilbert 

Demers; managing editor, Mike Raveane. 

CLINTON-MACOMB CHRONICLE, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., 


mailed to 16,186 homes in Clinton Township and 

Macomb Township by C&G Publishing, Inc. Publishers, 

Charlotte and Gilbert Demers; managing editor, Mike 

Raveane 

ST. CLAIR SHORES SENTINEL, 8204 E. 9 Mile Rd., 


mailed to 27,923 homes in St. Clair Shores by C&G Publishing, 

Inc. Publishers, Charlotte and Gilbert Demers; 


MACOMB COUNTY 

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE 

22228 Gratiot, East Detroit, 48021 - 772-0666 

Chairperson Ralph A. Liberato 

Vice-Chairperson Julie Matuzak 

Secretary Elizabeth Slinde 

Treasurer Nestor B. Dessy 

Correspondence Secretary Janet Truax 

MACOMB COUNTY 

YOUNG DEMOCRATICS 

P.O. Box 743, Sterling Heights, 48331-0743 

Chairperson Phil Turner 

Vice Chairperson Robin Marwick 

Treasurer Dan Lawrence 

Recording Secretary Karen White 

Correspondence Secretary Cathleen Peralta 

MACOMB COUNTY 

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE 

P.O. Box 1052 Sterling Heights, 48331 - 792-7440 

Chairperson Dean J. Ausilio 

Vice-Chairperson Mary Giordano 

Second Vice-Chairperson Glenn Clark 

Secretary Joseph Bondi 

Treasurer Diane Patroske 

MACOMB COUNTY 

YOUNG REPUBLICANS 

P.O. Box 77035, Sterling Heights, 48077 

President Joseph Munem 

Vice President Roland Fraschetti 

Treasurer Leon Drolet 

Secretary Janet Trombka 

70 71

72 73

74 75

78 79

Community 

Census 

1980 

Estimate 

1983 

(Preliminary) 

Projections 

1990 2000 

1988 

Active 

Voters 

1989 

Active 

Voters 

1990 

Active 

Voters 

Armada 

Armada Township 

Bruce Township 

Center Line 

Chesterfield Township 

Clinton Township 

East Detroit 

Fraser 

Harrison Township 

Lake Township 

Lenox Township 

Macomb Township 

Memphis (pt.) 

Mount Clemens 

New Baltimore 

New Haven 

Ray Township 

Richmond 

Richmond Township 

Romeo 

Roseville 

St. Clair Shores 

Shelby Township 

Sterling Heights 

Utica 

Warren 

Washington Township 

1,392 

2,495 

3,823 

9,293 

18,276 

72,400 

37,280 

14,560 

23,649 

110 

3,028 

14,230 

817 

18,806 

5,439 

1,871 

3,121 

3,536 

2,453 

3,509 

54,311 

76,210 

38,939 

108,999 

5,282 

161,134 

8,637 

1,350 

2,480 

3,850 

9,410 

19,000 

72,900 

37,300 

14,200 

23,700 

90 

3,000 

15,800 

800 

18,800 

5,370 

1,850 

3,120 

3,610 

2,310 

3,440 

52,500 

73,400 

39,200 

107,700 

5,070 

156,700 

9,220 

1,500 

3,000 

6,000 

8,800 

30,000 

85,000 

36,000 

15,000 

28,000 

* 

4,000 

23,000 

900 

18,000 

7,500 

2,000 

3,800 

4,000 

3,000 

3,400 

51,000 

72,000 

45,000 

125,000 

5,100 

155,000 

14,000 

1,700 

4,000 

10,000 

8,500 

42,000 

90,000 

35,000 

15,000 

30,000 

* 

5,000 

32,000 

1,000 

18,000 

9,000 

2,000 

4,500 

4,500 

3,500 

3,300 

50,000 

70,000 

54,000 

140,000 

5,000 

152,000 

20,000 

722 

2,695 

4,114 

5,812 

12,057 

48,152 

23,151 

8,811 

14,901 

68 

3,786 

10,422 

501 

11,466 

3,484 

(app) 650 

2,105 

2,524 

1,576 

1,706 

27,549 

47,434 

26,103 

74,006 

3,150 

93,522 

8,229 

900 

2,239 

3,848 

5,606 

11,903 

46,364 

22,102 

8,697 

13,872 

70 

3,843 

12,080 

**581 

11,432 

3,388 

1,500 

2,300 

2,226 

1,607 

1,493 

26,975 

*28,977 

28,977 

78,380 

3,230 

*98,660 

8,528 

900 

2,714 

3,848 

5,589 

13,939 

50,175 

24,520 

9,236 

15,106 

63 

4,550 

13,205 

574 

10,925 

3,637 

1,500 

2,358 

3,150 

1,356 

1,493 

28,121 

45,798 

29,261 

80,191 

3,889 

111,463 

8,167 

Macomb County 694,600 686,170 750,000 810,000 438,692 444,382 471,672 

*Included with St. Clair Shores 

**Village Elections Only 

Total Total Total 

80 81

NOTES NOTES 

82 83

Dominating the emblem of Macomb County is the 

County outline flanked by a sailboat and three gears 

which represent recreation and industry, two of the 

county's greatest assets. The banner traversing the symbol, 

representing progress. The date, 1818, is the year 

Macomb County was established. Circumscribing the 

emblem are the words Macomb County and Michigan, 

separated by five-pointed stars - symbols of quality. 

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1990 Macomb County (Michigan) Directory

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