by warrenadmin | Mar 23, 2020 | Announcements, Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
Please see A Special Message from Warren Mayor Jim Fouts to Our Loyal and Critically Important Employees below: In response to the “Stay Home, Stay Safe” message given by Governor Gretchen Whitmer today. I strongly support her message to combat and curtail the spread...
by warrenadmin | Mar 3, 2020 | Announcements, Community Development, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
On Sunday, March 1, 2020 from dusk until dawn and on Monday, March 2, 2020, Mayor Jim Fouts has directed that Warren City Hall will be lit up red to bring awareness to Amyloidosis Awareness Month. City of Warren resident, Linda Malaspina, reached out to Mayor Fouts...
by warrenadmin | Feb 27, 2020 | Community Development, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives, Uncategorized
Over these past weeks we have all watched as news of the spread of Coronavirus in China, other parts of Asia and across the globe has been thrust onto our TV screens. Warren Mayor James Fouts has taken and continues to take numerous steps to educate, detect, and...
by warrenadmin | Jan 20, 2020 | Announcements, Community Development, James Fouts, Safety Initiatives
STORM UPDATE: The City of Warren has completed the 65 miles of main roads earlier today. Since about 3 pm we have been plowing the neighborhood roads. The City of Warren is in the process of completing the Monday sanitation route and are beginning the Tuesday...
by warrenadmin | Jan 17, 2020 | Announcements, James Fouts, Mayor, Safety Initiatives
At 1 pm on January 17, 2020, Warren Mayor Fouts had officially declared a snow emergency for the city of Warren. All vehicles should be off city streets by 10 PM tonight. Police will be out to ensure compliance with the Snow Emergency! Mayor Fouts had also issued an...
by warrenadmin | Jan 6, 2020 | Community Development, James Fouts, Safety Initiatives
Good news as after Mayor Jim Fouts requested that Warren’s water be completely checked out, the results are in today, and the City’s water is safe to drink. No detectable traces of hexavalent chrome plating were found by our IPP inspectors. So that green...
