Fire Department Open House

The SCS Fire Department is celebrating Fire Prevention Week and their 96th Anniversary with an Open House at the Central Fire Station on Oct. 8, 2023 from Noon-3 p.m.

The Central Fire Station is located at 26700 Harper Ave. 

Stop by to see Sparky t...

Adult Hockey League Registration Opens Soon!

The Adult Hockey League registration for the 2023/2024 season is opening soon! 

The league begins in mid-September and plays every Sunday, with teams rotating Wednesday games. Each game is three 15-minute periods, with a three man shoot-out tie-br...

Council Connection: Ron Frederick on Upcoming (May) Events

Spring is here! At my house, daffodils bloom and tulips push up through the dirt next to the asparagus. But spring doesn’t just mean flowers - it means a clean-up from winter’s leftovers and outside sports coming to life again. And the...

New Play equipment appears at St. Clair Shores parks

New play equipment appears at St. Clair Shores parks, and more is still coming.Residents who frequent the city’s parks may have noticed new play structures built in 2022. Blossom Heath, Kaufman, and Welsh Family parks received new equipment this fall than...

City of St. Clair Shores Statement of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

City of St. Clair Shores Statement of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

  The City of St. Clair Shores recognizes that our residents, our businesses, and our employees are the most important resources we have on which to build an equitable...

Council Connection: John Caron on City Spending

St Clair Shores is going through the process of updating the City’s Master Plan and Parks and Recreation Plan. As I look ahead to all the suggestions that will come in from residents, I also take the time to reflect on where we have progressed.

W...

2023 Voting Announcement

On November 8, 2022, voters statewide passed Proposal 22-2. With direction from the Michigan Bureau of Elections, the City Clerk’s Office is working to implement all the provisions outlined. Several of the changes will not take effect until 2024...

Council Connection: Dave Rubello on the year's Halfway Point

Coming to the year's halfway point is an excellent time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished and still have to work on. While balancing our budget and keeping the community strong, healthy and vibrant is always our number one priority,...

The Blossom Heath Acitivity Pier is Open!

The Blossom Heath Activity Pier opened with an afternoon ribbon cutting.

The 10 million dollar project was funded by the city’s Tax Increment Financing Authority (TIFA) and is the crowning jewel in Blossom Heath Park, located at 24800 Jefferson A...

Council Connection: Chris Vitale on City Growth

St. Clair Shores is what civic planners refer to as an inner-ring suburb. Being the first circle of growth outside of a major city presents challenges and opportunities. Challenges include older infrastructure, commercial/retail spaces, and housing stock....

40th District Court Among the First in Michigan to E-File

The State of Michigan is rolling out a new electronic filing program, and the 40th District Court in St. Clair Shores is one of twenty to be selected to pilot the platform.

MiFILE is the state's new electronic filing software. Electronic filing or e-filing...

Council Connection: Candice B. Rusie on Committees, Boards & Commissions

St. Clair Shores is truly a wonderful place to live, and that’s in large part due to the generosity of our residents in volunteering their talents and energy. Many civic organizations are active throughout the city, including charities, veteran and frater...

St. Clair Shores Mortgage, Rent & Utility Assistance Program

The St. Clair Shores Mortgage, Rent & Utility Assistance Program can help residents impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The city still has funds available for households that meet assistance program requirements. If you or someone you know hav...

Share your history

The Digital Archives, part of the Suburban Library Cooperative, hosts almost 5,000 images from St. Clair Shores’ history. You can explore those images athttps://sbrb-montage.auto-graphics.com.The SCS Public Library and Historical Commission are always loo...

Meet Ozzie - SCS Police’s Newest K9 Officer

The St. Clair Shores Police welcomes a very special officer into the department. Ozzie, the newest K9 Officer, is joining the force after completing three months of training.Ozzie is a German Shepherd trained in narcotics detection, tracking lost/missing ...

New SMART Service: Novi-Wixom

Beginning Monday, September 11, 2023, route 740 Twelve Mile will now serve local stops in the communities of Novi and Wixom!

New extended routing is as follows:

Westbound: Regular route on 12 Mile to Haggerty, continue west past Haggerty through Novi, left ...

Parking Reminder

Do not park in a school zone. A school zone is 1,000 feet around a school. Police will enforce this when school starts back up to ensure the safety of the students.Street parking is prohibited from 3-5 a.m. without a permit. On-street parking permits are ...

Don't Clog the Drain!

When seasons change, our housework does too. One thing fall brings is the constant upkeep of our sidewalks and driveways. It may seem like a pain, but it’s actually an essential part of keeping the city safe and functional.

Clearing your sidewalk...

5 Common Property Maintenance Violations

City ordinances provide the framework for property owners’ expectations regarding private property maintenance. Not only are unkept properties unsightly, but they can also pose a safety threat to others in the community. It is the responsibility...