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Night out

The Inkster Police
Department celebration of
National Night Out earlier
this month brought out
local residents of all ages
to enjoy multiple attrac-
tions including a wild ani-
mal show from Animal
Safari which gave visitors,
and police officers, a very
close look at a 16-foot-
long python, a kangaroo,
an alligator and a wood-
chuck, among others
exotic creatures. Inkster
police officers and auxil-
iary officers spent time in
a dunk-tank and troopers
from the Michigan State
Police let visitors take a
look at the patrol cars and
other equipment. The
guests enjoyed a wide
array of free food, live
music, a video game
truck, bounce houses,
henna artists and many
other attractions in the
parking lot at police head-
quarters. Officers said the
event was a huge suc-
cess and they are hoping
for even more participa-
tion in the national event
next year.

Wayne receives federal funds to upgrade city amphitheater

The City of Wayne was recent- residents about what they needed "Our country needs to invest in
ly awarded more than $550,000 in ” and what mattered most to them," people and not broken structures
federal funding for the rehabilita- Tlaib said in a prepared state- that continue to target communi-
tion of the Goudy Park Throughout my time in office I've stayed deeply ment. ties of color with over-policing
Amphitheater in the city. connected to the residents and communities I serve. "What I heard is that residents and incarceration. I voted against
Congresswoman Rashida are concerned about affordable several FY2022 appropriations
Tlaib, D-13th District, recently housing and neighborhood revi- bills, including the supplemental,
supported federal funding for talization, they want to see invest- that did not prioritize my resi-
both the Goudy Park project and Also in the new bill is funding ness system; ments in education and job train- dents' needs and failed to address
funding for the construction of a for the creation of Wayne- "Throughout my time in office ing, and they want to live in com- the concerns that many of us
Senior Wellness Center in the Westland Build Your Future: I've stayed deeply connected to munities where everyone has the have about policing at the Capitol
City of Inkster. Pathways To The Workforce pro- the residents and communities I opportunity to thrive. I was proud and at home, escalating military
No decision on the Inkster posed program which is designed serve. In the wake of recent flood- to vote for several appropriations spending, and support for repres-
project had been announced at to address the community need ing in our district, I went door-to- bills that will deliver important sive regimes," the prepared state-
press time. for an integrated career readi- door to hear firsthand from my resources to our communities. ment concluded.

City zoning update approved

Zoning in Westland is about to get a and also creating tables, and providing
serious upgrade. graphic examples where appropriate.
Members of the city council approved a “In order to support Westland's align-
contract Aug. 2, with metro-Detroit based, ment with RRC Best Practices, the MEDC
Wade Trim to conduct a comprehensive has committed to reimbursing $30,000 of
rewrite and update of the city zoning ordi- expenses towards the rewrite project,”
nance at a cost not to exceed $60,470. officials noted in recommending the con-
Westland officials said they had identi- tract.
fied the need to update the city zoning “This project is the next step in pro-
ordinance and corresponding zoning map gressing towards Westland's vision for the
in a way that will “promote the vision of future,” commented Mayor William R.
the community, modernize our zoning dis- Wild. “Streamlining and simplifying our
trict and be more user friendly. There has framework will promote user-friendliness
been no major update of the city's zoning which will result in a more attractive and
ordinance since 1997,” they said. constructive guide for potential develop-
Updating the Zoning Ordinance and ers.”
Map was also recommended under the The audit and rewrite is expected to
Michigan Economic Development launch in September.
Corporation (MEDC) Redevelopment Any Westland resident interested in
Ready Communities (RRC) program. The participating on the steering committee
RRC recommended that Westland incor- for this project, or for more information,
porate modern, user-friendly tools such as can contact the planning department at
centralizing development requirements (734) 467-3219.

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