The city is currently accepting applications for the position of Part-Time Department of Public Works Maintenance.
Go to this link for more information and to download an application.
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Cattleman’s Quietly Opens to the Public
Cattleman’s Meat Co. welcomes carnivores to their new and unique store in Center Line with little flair, but lots to offer. According to Cattleman’s Meat Co. Manager, Brandon Ulewicz, the long-time specialty meat market has expanded into the east side with their first location in Center Line. “We have turned an empty former grocery store into a place where you can get not only our top quality specialty meats, but also prepared foods, deli, groceries, and produce all in one place”. The new business replaced the former Shopper’s Market store which closed its doors in 2016. City Manager, Dennis E. Champine indicated that Cattleman’s made a large investment and rebuilt the more than 45,000 square foot facility interior and refaced the exterior in its entirety creating a business that will serve hundreds of thousands of Macomb, Oakland and Wayne County residents on the northeast side of Metro-Detroit. “Center Line is uniquely positioned right in the heart of the seven county southeastern Michigan region, and is literally in the Heart of Metro-Detroit”, said Champine. “Center Line really is a great small-town community where these kind of investments will pay off simply because of its location, where businesses have access to Michigan’s most density populated area. We really are in the center of it all, with more than 500,000 people living with 5 miles of our community”. Champine pointed out that the timing couldn’t be more perfect as the city continues its aggressive efforts to redevelop its Downtown District. Mayor Robert Binson also praised Cattleman’s new location in his community. “What a awesome anchor to other ‘Mom and Pop’ shops and other small, and large commercial business opportunities and investments!”. According to Mayor Binson, the City of Center Line has begun seeing a substantial increase in interest in Center Line’s Downtown District. “The City Hall phones are ringing off the hook ever since Cattleman’s and others have begun arriving in the Downtown District”. Mayor Binson pointed out that many buildings that have sat vacant for years are now beginning to see new tenants, and several vacant properties city-wide now have plans for new development.
For more information regarding the City of Center Line Downtown District, please go to http://centerline.gov/360/Downtown-Development-Authority-DDA..
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DOWNSPOUT INSPECTIONS EXPLAINED:
Downspout Follow-Up Compliance Inspections
Click the link for more information
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The 37th District Court located in Center Line City Hall is closed until further notice.
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Appointments to Boards and Commissions in the City of Center Line
are open to all residents. ( There are currently two vacancies on the DDA Board of Directors)
Generally, the only requirement is city residency. All Boards and Commission members are appointed by the
Mayor and/or City Council for specific terms depending on the Board or Commission.
Go to this link for more information: https://www.centerline.gov/263/Boards-Commissions
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The City currently accepting applications for the following Boards or Commissions:
Board of Review
Beautification
Planning Commision
DDA Board of Directors
Recreational Commission
If you are interested in serving on any of these boards, applications are available online or available at City Hall
Board & Commission Skill Sets List
Boards & Commissions Application
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The City of Center Line is redevelopment ready.
The City of Center Line is committed to involving the community in its planning, development and improvement processes. The following links have been prepared with the purpose of setting policies and procedures to involve residents in Citywide initiatives and to provide City staff a guide of community engagement strategies and methods.