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Terms of office

New and former mayors thank supporters

Both incoming Inkster Mayor “Your commitment to the com- “As a community we must real- He thanked his family and his
Byron H. Nolen and former munity is loud and clear, and I ize that the fight is not among our- supporters for standing by him
Mayor Patrick Wimberly issued appreciate it. I am honored and selves. A divided house will fall. and supporting him “no matter
statements this week regarding humbled to again serve as your We must come together and work what.”
the election results from Nov. 7. mayor, and I am ready to use towards the common goal of mak- “I'm truly humbled and will
Nolen received 59 percent of every resource available to help ing Inkster a wonderful place to always be here for you,”
the total vote with 1,662 ballots us improve our city. We have live, work, and play. That is the Wimberly posted.
cast for him. Wimberly, currently work to do, and I am looking for- goal, that is the standard, that is He urged Inkster residents to
under indictment on federal ward to rolling up my sleeves and our future,” posted on social congratulate the incoming candi-
charges of bribery, was the choice working together. I want to also media. dates and “give them all the sup- Byron H. Nolen
of 1,153 voters or 41 percent of the thank a team of many volunteers Wimberly said that it had been port they need to keep moving spoken and urged everyone in
total votes cast in the city. that supported and believed in his “highest honor thus far in my Inkster forward. That should the city to get involved and stay
Nolen, who previously served our mission and vision. Your con- life to have served the people of always be our number one priori- involved. He reminded residents
a term as mayor, thanked the tributions played a crucial role in my hometown of Inkster as the ty,” he said. that no elected title is necessary
Inkster residents and voters. getting us here. mayor for the last four years.” He added that the people had to work for a better community.

Growing strong

Members of the Wayne Police
Department are continuing to grow facial
hair as part of the national Movember
Foundation fundraising effort. During the
month of November men are encour-
aged to grow mustaches and beards to
raise awareness for men's health. The
Movember Foundation on issues such as
prostate cancer, testicular cancer, suicide
prevention, and mental health. The
Movember campaign helps remind
police officers that just as they have a
duty to protect the community, they also
have a duty to protect their own health,
an organizer explained. Wayne officers
said any contributions would be appreci-
ated. To donate, access
https://moteam.co/wayne-pd, and click
on the blue Donate to Team button.

Inkster, Romulus men arrested in warrant sweep

Residents of Inkster and Romulus were do their job or agreed to do work before 66, of Houghton Lake, for operating as an against the UIA; Patrice Nolden, 51, of
among nine people arrested last week and being discovered as unlicensed, Nessel unlicensed residential builder; Darrell Eastpointe, for misdemeanor fraud
charges against several unlicensed said. Kendrick, 65, of Detroit, for misdemeanor against the UIA; Tanya Parker, 48, of
builders who allegedly stole money “I'm thankful to the many law enforce- fraud against the UIA; Miroslav Matieska, Detroit, for misdemeanor fraud against
through the state unemployment agency. ment agencies and officers who made this 49, of Hamtramck, for operating as an unli- the UIA and Jimmie Turner, Jr., 69, of
The police operation was coordinated successful sweep possible, along with the censed builder;Eddie Mosely, 54, of Berkley, for operating as an unlicensed
with Detroit police and other local law special agents from my department,” Auburn Hills, for misdemeanor fraud builder, according to court documents.
enforcement agencies throughout the Nessel said
state and included a statewide warrant “When fraudsters and bad actors harm
sweep resulting in the arrests. Michigan consumers and Michigan residents, we
Attorney General Dana Nessel said that will pursue justice however and wherever
some of suspects targeted in the warrant needed,” she added.
sweep have yet to be apprehended. Arrested were Maurice Mills, 45, of
According to Nessel, the unlicensed Inkster, for misdemeanor fraud against
builders came onto the attorney general's the Unemployment Insurance Agency
radar after complaints were filed through (UIA) and Robert Mills, 50, of Romulus, for
the state licensing agency. Typically, the operating as an unlicensed builder.
complaints alleged the contractor failed to Others arrested included: Michael Hill,

Classified
TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CALL 734-467-1900

SYNOPSIS REGULAR MEETING
The Following Cars CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Have Been Deemed
Abandoned by The DATE: Thursday, November 16, 2023
TIME:
7:00 p.m.
Inkster Police Dept. PLACE: 44405 Six Mile Road
and Will Be Sold at CALL TO ORDER: Supervisor Abbo called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Public Auction at PRESENT: Mark Abbo, Supervisor Scott Frush, Trustee
Cynthia Jankowski, Clerk Mindy Herrmann, Trustee
Holt & Son Jason Rhines, Treasurer Roger Lundberg, Trustee
Auto Wrecking LLC Christopher Roosen, Trustee
at 27350 Princeton St PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Inkster, MI 48141 1. Agendas:
A. Regular Agenda and the Consent Agenda items - Approved
On the
Day of Dec 7, 2023 CLOSED SESSION: Union Negotiation Discussion
at 10AM As permitted under the Michigan Open Meetings Act (PA 267) of 1976 or MCL 15.268, Section 8 (C) for strategy and
negotiation sessions connected with the negotiation of a collective bargaining agreement if either negotiating party
2008 CHRYSLER requests a closed hearing. - Approved
1C3LC66K88N271729 2. Appointments, Presentations, Resolutions & Announcements:
2006 MERCURY A. Presentation - DTE Representatives - Presented
2MEHM75V96X615353 B. Landfill Working Committee Report - Presented
2013 CHRYSLER 3. Public Hearing: None
4.
Brief Public Comments: None
2C4RC1BG9DR696545 5. New Business:
2001 BMW A. Closed Session Decision - Approved
B. Supervisor - Consulting Contract - Capital Relations - Approved
WBAFB33501LH07032 C. Public Svcs - Cunningham-Limp Contract Amendment - Approved
2005 FORD D. Finance - Budget Amendment #2023-5 - Approved
1FMZU74W05ZA37230 E. Finance - Opengov - Approved
F. Human Resources - PA 152 - Approved
2016 FORD G. Supervisor - Proposed Real Estate Purchase Agreement - Approved
3FA6P0G70GR295710 6. Unfinished Business: None
2010 SUZUKI 7. Ordinances: None
8.
Check Registry:
JS1VP55A5A2100031 A. In the amount of $ 5,579,060.25 for the period of October 7, 2023 to November 3, 2023. - Approved
2018 FORD 9. Board Communication & Reports:
A. Mark Abbo, Cynthia Jankowski, Jason Rhines, Scott Frush, Mindy Herrmann, Roger Lundberg, Christopher Roosen,
3FA6P0H78JR179905 Todd Mutchler
10. Any other business for the Board of Trustees: None
11. ADJOURN: Meeting adjourned at 8:21 p.m.
A draft of the meeting minutes will be available November 24, 2023.
To place your Respectfully submitted:
classified ad Mark Abbo, Supervisor
call 734-467-1900 Cynthia L. Jankowski, Clerk NT0236 - 113023 2.5 x 5.274