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Information regarding the City's Harassment Prevention Ordinance

Contrary to Published News Media reports and headlines of July 1st & 2nd, the City of Brighton did Not adopt an "Annoyance" law. Instead, the City of Brighton City Council did adopt earlier this year: a Harassment Prevention ordinance which is similar to related ordinances adopted by 17 other Southeastern Michigan communities.

It is an ordinance which will enable our City's Police Department to assist City of Brighton citizens who are the victims of harassment type of behavior. To read and learn more about the City of Brighton's Harassment Prevention and Enforcement Ordinance and how it can help all City of Brighton citizens who may be victimized by Harassment type of actions or behavior: click the links below and read more.

Mayor Kate Lawrence's statement regarding Ordinance No. 544
Police Chief Wightman's statement regarding Ordinance No. 544
Ordinance No. 544

 

 

The City of Brighton welcomes and is Excited to Announce the following Downtown Redevelopment Projects currently under construction:

Check back often for future new & ongoing construction pictures of each.

Sagano Japanese Bistro and Steakhouse
312 W. Main Street - Interior and exterior improvements.  More Info


 

205 W. Grand River - Building Demolition:
The old TCF Bank Building is being demolished. More Info


 

Stout Irish Pub - Completed
125 E. Grand River - Construction of a new outdoor patio that includes an outdoor bar. More Info

 

Tim Hortons, County Lane Flower Shop & BP Gas station
204, 222 & 300 W. Grand River Façade improvements and new building construction.  More Info

 

Brand New 2nd Street Parking Lot Construction
A new Parking lot of 50 spaces is being constructed behind the Livingston Community Bank Building. More Info

 

Millpond Bypass Sewer Construction Project
On May 26, 2009, The City will begin the City of Brighton’s Millpond Lane Bypass Sewer Project.  More Info

 

Downtown Infrastructure Improvement Projects
The City is excited about Infrastructure changes being made to Main Street. More Info

 

 

For further information, questions or concerns, please contact The City of Brighton Department of Public Services at thomasp@brightoncity.org or 810.225.8001

For additional information about Downtown Brighton;  please visit the following additional websites :  

City of Brighton Principal Shopping District (PSD)
Greater Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce.

 
News Links

Livingston County Daily Press & ArgusDetroit NewsLogo - MLive.ComWHMI

Brighton man dies after jumping out of moving vehicle, Jul 2, 2009
Police find human remains in Livingston County ravine, Jul 2, 2009
All-nighters pay off for valedictorian, Jul 2, 2009
Recall leader makes good on vow, Jul 2, 2009
New team's task: Revitalize Brighton schools, Jul 2, 2009
Today's Best Bets, Jul 2, 2009
County's newest roundabout project on target, Jul 2, 2009
Howell grad's loved ones mourn loss of 'beautiful soul', Jul 2, 2009
Livingston briefs, Jul 2, 2009
Move to recall Howell school board members begins, Jul 1, 2009
New superintendent search to cost Howell schools, Jun 29, 2009
Cops probe Brighton Twp. car crash that killed 3, Jun 28, 2009

 

 
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Water Problems 227-2968
Sewer Problems 227-9479
 

 
 

Of Special Interest

 
 

City of Brighton Public Parking User Survey

If you have recently visited Brighton's Downtown area please click here to participate in a survey to tell us about your public parking experience. Click Here to take survey

 
  

Utility Electronic Billing Option

The City of Brighton is providing you the option to request your monthly utility bills to be sent to you electronically by email. More Info

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