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WAYNE - WESTLAND
WAYNE - WESTLAND

Westland police seeing school crossing guards

The Westland Police stranger danger, CPR/First Aid, https://www.cityofwestland.co
Department is looking for candi- missing persons, and other safety ” m/.../Crossing-Guard-2022...
dates to serve as crossing guards procedures. Crossing guards will Crossing guards are paid $15 per hour Applications can be complet-
in the city, helping students safe- be assigned to work at a variety and must be physically able to provide ed online or printed and submit-
ly cross streets as they travel to of posts in school parking lots ted at the Westland Police
and from classes. and at intersections throughout safe crossing for school children. Department. Crossing Guards
Three students in the Wayne the city, police officials said. will work under the training and
Westland Community Schools Minimum qualifications for supervision of the Westland
district have been involved in the job include a criminal history Crossing guards are paid $15 injured students or others who Police Department Traffic
serious vehicle accidents during check and candidates must be per hour and must be physically may need assistance and should Bureau.
the past few months, officials aware of the responsibility for able to provide safe crossing for represent a positive image of the For more information, contact
said, proving the need for help at the safety of children. Candidates school children and pedestrians Westland Police Department and Ofc. Michael Aldini with the
city intersections. must be dependable and avail- during school drop-off and dis- school district. Westland Police Department
Candidates for the crossing able to work during the hours of missal, including observing and Applications are available at Traffic Bureau at
guard positions will receive 7 until 9:30 a.m. and/or 2:30 until stopping vehicular traffic. the front desk of the police maldini@wlpd.net or (734) 722-
training in topics such as 4:15 p.m. Crossing guards also assist lost or department or online at: 9633.
Students’ kindness earns council recognition

Members of the Westland
City Council officially recog-
nized two students for their
Random Acts of Kindness, a
program implemented in coop-
eration with the Wayne-
Westland Community Schools
and the Westland
Compassionate City Committee.
Recognized this month were
Brandon Britton of Wayne
Memorial High School and
Lucas Downey of William D.
Ford Career-Technical Center.
Britton participates in the
district unified basketball team
as a student coach. He has been
a consistent presence for the
team, and the players look for-
ward to seeing him, according to School officials and family members congratulated Brandon Britton and Lucas Downey for their Random Acts of Kindness which were recog-
his nomination. He was recog- nized by members of the Westland City Council last week.
nized for his kindness in volun- ing to help out in any capacity, teaching staff. He helped bring nomination noted. extra helpful in the Autobody
teering his time to this unique according to his nomination. down the carts to the lecture Downey is consistently nomi- classroom, school officials
program, officials said. From helping another student hall when his class had to tem- nated for student of the week for noted. Westland council mem-
Downey is a young man will- with an assignment, to helping porarily change classrooms, his always going out of his way to be bers congratulated the students.
Zebra Marching Band to perform before Tigers game

Wayne Memorial High School Comerica Park this spring. first pitch is thrown. School offi- ets to the game. performance. Organizers suggest-
students have hit a high note with The band will take to the base- cials said a link would be posted All the marching band mem- ed visiting the district website for
the recent announcement that ball diamond at 6:45 p.m. April 14 on the Wayne Westland bers will be admitted to the more information regarding tick-
the Zebra Marching Band will to perform the anthem just Community Schools website at a Detroit Tigers game free of ets for the Tigers vs. the San
perform the National Anthem at before the game begins and the later date for the purchase of tick- charge in return for the musical Francisco Giants game.

NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS
OF THE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ORDINANCE §53-17

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Charter Township of Northville Board of Trustees approved the adoption of
the amendment to §53-17 (Keeping of Animals: Penalties) at a Regular Meeting on Thursday, February 16, 2023,
at 7:00 P.M. at the Northville Township Hall located at 44405 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan 48168.
The approved amendment is as follows:
A. Any person who shall violate any provision of this chapter shall be subject to the penalties specified for
a violation of the Township Code. However, only in the case of a violation of §53-4 a written warning
shall be provided to the responsible party as follows:

The Chief of Police, or his/her designee, is authorized to serve a written notice of violation on the person
responsible for any violation of the provisions of §53-4 which shall require compliance within 14 days of
the notice.
Failure to comply with the written warning on a first offense or second offense shall result in the follow-
ing penalty:

a. The following civil fines shall apply in the event of a determination of responsibility for a
municipal civil infraction, unless a different fine is specified in connection with a particular
section:
i. First offense: The civil fine for a first offense violation shall be in the amount of
$300, plus costs and other sanctions, for each offense.
ii. Second offense: The civil fine for any offense which is a second offense shall be in
an amount of $500, plus costs and other sanctions for each offense.
b. In addition to ordering the defendant determined to be responsible for a municipal civil frac-
tion to pay a civil fine, costs, damages and expenses, the Judge or Magistrate shall be author-
ized to issue any judgment, writ or order necessary to enforce or enjoin violation of the chap-
ter.
c. Continuing offense. Each act of violation, and on each day upon which any such violation
shall occur, shall constitute a separate offense.
d. Remedies not exclusive. In addition to any remedies provided for by the Code of Ordinances,
any equitable or other remedies available may be sought.
e. The Judge or Magistrate shall be authorized to impose costs, damages and expenses provid-
ed by the law.
f. A municipal civil infraction shall not be a lesser-included offense of a criminal offense or of
an ordinance violation which is not a civil infraction.
g. A third or subsequent offense shall be a misdemeanor punishable as set forth in §1-10 of the
Township Code.
The introduction of the amendment was approved at the Board of Trustees Regular Meeting held on January 19,
2023.

A copy of the full Ordinance and amendment can be viewed during normal business hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
at the Office of the Township Clerk, Northville Township Hall, 44405 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan
48168 or on the township's website: www.twp.northville.mi.us .
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the Ordinance as passed by the Charter Township of Northville
Board of Trustees at a Regular Meeting held at Township Hall on the 16th day of February, 2023.
Roger Lundberg
Clerk
Introduced: 01-19-23
Second Reading: 02-16-23
Publish: 03-02-23
Effective: 03-02-23
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