Final leaf pick up 2022

November 22, 2022

December 3, 2022 place leaves out on normal trash day.

Final leaf pick up will be December 3rd this year. Please place your leaves out on your normal trash day.

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CITY OF MUSKEGON HEIGHTS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FULL TIME FIRE FIGHTER

October 10, 2022 ,

Please print, fill out and return the attached city application with the requested certifications.

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MHFD Application

Download July 7, 2021

CITY OF MUSKEGON HEIGHTS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FULL TIME FIRE FIGHTER

CITY OF MUSKEGON HEIGHTS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
FIRE FIGHTER
Salary $37,606.77 – $48,380.33
(salary currently under review)

The City of Muskegon Heights is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Full-Time Fire Fighter. This employee does firefighting work in the protection of life and property by combating, extinguishing and preventing fires. A fire fighter is responsible for rapid and efficient performance on specialized equipment under emergency conditions. Although firefighting, including equipment operation is most important to the work of the firefighter, a large portion of their time is spent preparing to combat fires and maintaining fire station property and equipment. Work is normally performed under close supervision and specific work assignments are given by a superior officer both in fighting fires and at the station. A firefighter is subject to call at any time in case of emergencies. May be required to perform fire code and safety inspections. Performs all other related work as required or assigned.

  1.  Applicants must possess a high school diploma or GED
  2.  State of Michigan Firefighter Level I & II Certification
  3.  Valid Michigan Medical First Responder License (or Michigan Emergency Medical Technician License)
  4.  Current Basic Life Support CPR Certification
  5.  Valid Michigan driver’s license
  6.  Experience in structural firefighting

Applicants may be required to complete the following:

  1. Written examination
  2. Physical agility test
  3. Multiple oral interviews
  4. Physical examination (including alcohol/drug screen)
  5. Comprehensive background investigation
Please send City application (application available on city’s website at www.cityofmuskegonheights.org), to
the City of Muskegon Heights, Attention: City Manager’s Office, 2724 Peck Street, Muskegon Heights, MI
49444. Resumes submitted without an application will
not be considered. https://muskegonheights.us/fire/apply
Posted: October 10, 2022 Deadline: Until filled
Note: Applications submitted prior to the official posting date will not be considered.
The City of Muskegon Heights Does Not Discriminate Against
Anyone Because of Ancestry, National Origin, Place of Birth, Sex, Age, religion, Creed, Disability, Sexual Orientation, Gender
Identity, Weight or Height
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Special Session of Council to be convened Wednesday 7/6/2022 at 1pm

July 5, 2022

per Section 2.10 Procedure (b) Meetings. "...

Special meetings may be held on the call of the mayor or of three (3) or more members."

 

the Mayor has requested a special session of council be convened Wednesday 7/6/2022 at 1pm to address "the vitally important" issue of the Clerk with regard to the statutory requirements for election management.

Notices will be posted at the front entrance of the building and on social media.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEEDS AND PRIORITIES SURVEY

June 7, 2022 ,

As a result of a recent lawsuit settlement with Fannie Mae, the Fair Housing Center of West Michigan received funds to invest in the areas of Muskegon and Muskegon Heights most affected by home mortgage foreclosures. The lawsuit alleged that, after the foreclosure crisis, Fannie Mae did not market or maintain the homes it owned through foreclosure in neighborhoods of color as well as it marketed and maintained its homes in predominantly White neighborhoods.

The settlement funds must be used to address the harm caused by the failure to maintain and market the homes in neighborhoods of color. Potential uses of the funds in the impacted neighborhoods could include, for example, programs to brush up the condition of homes, expand and improve green space, help with a down payment to buy a house, create new housing, or other neighborhood improvements.

Please complete this survey to tell us about how the settlement dollars might be used to make a difference for you and your neighborhood. The Fair Housing Center will consider your responses as it plans for potential programs to invest the settlement funds into the impacted neighborhoods. Those needs and priorities that exceed the scope of settlement investments will be passed along to your city officials.

Complete the survey here.

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