by admin | Mar 10, 2017 | Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
A statement from Warren Mayor James R. Fouts regarding the slow process to restore power to the residents of the City of Warren. Warren Mayor Fouts is very disappointed in the media for not highlighting the City’s great efforts of converting the Warren Community...
by admin | Mar 9, 2017 | Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives, Uncategorized
City of Warren – Power Outage Update – Mayor Jim Fouts Mayor James Fouts has just concluded an emergency meeting with key staff members regarding the damaging wind storm yesterday. This storm has adversely affected at least 10,000 Warren residents. This is a record...
by admin | Mar 9, 2017 | Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
WARREN MAYOR JAMES FOUTS ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF AN EMERGENCY SHELTER Warren Mayor James Fouts is announcing the opening of an emergency shelter at the Warren Community Center following one of the worst emergency situations in the City of Warren since the record...
by admin | Feb 23, 2017 | Community Development, James Fouts, Safety Initiatives
New Police update: The City of Warren Police Department cracked case of a homicide which dated back to January 13, 2017. After outstanding police detective work from January 13 to today including DNA court order evidence they were able make an arrest of three...
by admin | Feb 7, 2017 | Community Development, Cost Savings Initiatives, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
The appointment of a new deputy police commissioner. Mayor James Fouts is proud to announce that he has appointed police executive lieutenant Matt Nichols to be the new deputy police commissioner of the City of Warren. A 17-year Resident of the City of Warren, Matt...
by admin | Feb 2, 2017 | Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
The initiative, supported by every law enforcement agency in Macomb County, aims to tackle the epidemic of drug abuse in the Metro Detroit area. Over 200 volunteers from around the metro area, called “angels”, are helping addicts by acting as...
