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Jun 08, 2023

WATER MAIN BREAK

This morning, another water main break occurred, which requires that we shut off water on York from Borgman to Concord.  When the water service is restored, please clear your water lines of any sediment or cloudiness by running the cold water for several minutes until it runs clear. 

Direct any questions or concerns to DPW by calling 248.547.1888 or emailing hwdpw@hwmi.org.


Jun 01, 2023

REC CENTER POOL SCHEDULE NOW AVAILABLE

Click here to access the pool schedule.
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May 18, 2023

ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION

The City of Huntington Woods Abandoned Vehicle Auction will take place on Thursday, May 25, 2023 at 10:00am at Monaghan's Towing.

For a list of vehicles, please read more.
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May 17, 2023

JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION

The City's Juneteenth Celebration will take place on June 19, 6PM - 8PM at the Gillham Recreation Center. All are welcome to join us as we gather to commemorate the end of slavery in the US on June 19, 1865.
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Feb 21, 2023

Wildlife Within City Limits

We are aware of wildlife including coyote in the area. Do not approach. Watch your pets. Keep cats indoors, and never leave small dogs outside unsupervised.


Dec 27, 2022

2023 Holidays Impacting Trash Pickup

Generally, holidays do not delay Tuesday recycling/trash pickup in HW, but here is a complete list of those that will push back collection to WEDNESDAY this year:

  • Memorial Day: delayed to Wed, May 31
  • Independence Day: delayed to Wed, July 5
  • Labor Day: delayed to Wed, Sept 6
  • Christmas: delayed to Wed, Dec 27
  • New Year 2024: delayed to Wed, Jan 3, 2024

Dec 01, 2022

Branch Chipping

After our pause in branch chipping, as leaf season has ended, the DPW will resume its branch chipping schedule for Wednesdays whenever weather permits.  We are already making a change for this coming week to accommodate all those who have had branches out: in addition to today (December 2), we will have the chipper out on MONDAY, December 5th. We will then resume our Wednesday schedule starting on December 14. Please remember that we can accept branches with 2” minimum diameter (up to 6”) and 4’ minimum length. Smaller stuff goes into yard waste collection. This is a safety issue for our staff.


Nov 10, 2022

Sewer Rehabilitation Work

Due to sewer line rehabilitation work, residents may receive a notice on their door handle. If so, the crew has the legal right to access the sewer holes in front of and behind homes. Sewer easements provide the ability for city and construction crews to enter without trespassing.

Please contact Lanzo from Lanzo Construction Co. at 954.702.0592 or 478.508.5499 for any questions or concerns.

Sep 28, 2022

New Drop Box Location

The City has a NEW drop box on the west side of City Hall!  It is accessible after hours and weekends!  It allows for ALL City business to include water bill payments, tax payments, and absentee ballot applications and ballots!
Apr 23, 2021

Master Plan Update

The Master Plan Update is in progress! Residents should visit www.hwmasterplan.com for more information.

Notice of Weed Control Ordinance

Notice is hereby given to the owners and occupants of parcels of land in the City of Huntington Woods that any growth of grass or weeds greater than 6 inches in height on the average, or noxious or harmful vegetation not cut by May 1, 2022 will be cut or lawfully destroyed by the City.
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Utilize City Hall Drop Boxes When You Can

Due to the rise in Covid cases, City Hall in encouraging residents to utilize both the east side vestibule and west side parking lot drop boxes for tax and water bill payments and other City business. 
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Hydrant Flushing through the Month of August

Starting on August 1, the DPW will begin its annual flushing of fire hydrants. This process keeps fire hydrants in good working order. The process stirs up sediment, which can make your water temporarily cloudy or off-color.  If you notice this at home, you will want to clear your water lines by running cold water for several minutes, from an outside hose or a faucet as close to your meter as possible, until the water is clear.

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