Mayor Jim Fouts recently declared Sunday, February 28 as Rare Disease Day 2021 in the City of Warren.  Rare Diseases include Pitt Hopkins Syndrome. Pitt Hopkins Syndrome is just 1 of nearly 7,000 diseases and conditions that are considered rare.  Nearly 1 in 10 Americans have a rare disease or condition. Pictured below is Isabella Turkiela, Read more about MAYOR JIM FOUTS DECLARES SUNDAY FEBRUARY 28 RARE DISEASE DAY IN THE CITY OF WARREN[…]

Warren City Hall closed to the public this week due to a significant spike in COVID-19 cases amongst city employees involving several departments. One key department administrator is now on a ventilator at a nearby hospital. He is sedated until his oxygen levels will significantly go up. City of Warren Police Department and District Court Read more about WARREN CITY HALL CLOSED TO VISITORS DUE TO COVID-19 SPIKE[…]

As the chief executive of Warren, Mayor Fouts has officially declared a State of Emergency for the city of Warren effective Monday March 23, 2020. This will do the following: 1) Employees will be able to work from their homes. This allows a safe distancing between city employees to ensure their safety by having minimum Read more about Warren Mayor James Fouts Declares a State of Emergency[…]

Below is a list of actions Warren Mayor Fouts has immediately issued to protect City of Warren citizens: 1) Moratorium on Water shutoffs. 2) Friday Closure of Warren Community Center, Fitzgerald Recreation Center, and Owen Jax Center thru the end of March. Transportation for seniors and those with special needs will remain active. Meals on Wheels at Owen Read more about CITY OF WARREN – COVID-19 ACTION BY MAYOR FOUTS[…]

Storm alert and preparation…”All Hands on Deck” DPW, WWTP, and the entire City are in preparation for the severe storm this weekend.  Stand-by and overtime approved. Anyone who has previous experience with flooding should remove all valuables from the basement or place them in a higher place. This storm may be the worst one in years. Read more about Warren Mayor Fouts issues storm alert and preparation ‘All Hands on Deck’.[…]

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to acknowledge the thousands of children and their families who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis, raise awareness about the reality of childhood cancer, and emphasize the importance of research. In order to bring public attention to Childhood Cancer Awareness, Warren City Hall will light up gold Read more about Warren City Hall Lights Up in solidarity with Childhood Cancer Awareness Month[…]

Vets Returning Home, a non-profit organization that helps veterans become independent by furnishing their homes, has received a 5,500 square ft. the City-owned office building for storage purposes of large donated items. The City of Warren, on the recommendation of Mayor Jim Fouts, has leased a 5,500 square foot facility to the non-profit organization for a term Read more about City of Warren helps local nonprofit with their mission to help Veterans become independent. […]

For the 11th consecutive year, Warren Mayor Jim Fouts will be visiting Fireworks vendors shortly before noon today and will be going on Fireworks patrol tonight. Warren Mayor Jim Fouts is the only public official in Michigan to voice opposition to the fireworks law passed by the State Legislature in 2012.  “The new law is a Read more about Warren Mayor Jim Fouts to visit fireworks vendors and join police on patrol.[…]