The City of Wyandotte’s leaf collection begins October 20, 2025 and continues through November 21, 2025.

At-a-Glance Collection Weeks

Tuesday Trash Areas: October 20–24

Wednesday Trash Areas: October 27–31

ThursdayTrash Areas: November 3–7

Friday Trash Areas: November 10–14

Monday Trash Areas: November 17–21



Notice is hereby given that the City of Wyandotte – Municipal Services Commission will hold public hearings in accordance with the law on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, and Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 5 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Wyandotte City Hall, 3200 Biddle Ave., regarding the future of drinking water fluoridation for the City of Wyandotte’s drinking water supply.

The Wyandotte Municipal Services Commission will vote on the matter following the closure of the public hearing on October 22, 2025.

At Wyandotte Municipal Services, we know that keeping your home safe, warm, and comfortable is important. Beginning in October 2025, we are excited to introduce the Wyandotte CARES Program, a new local assistance program designed to help eligible customers with their electric and heating bills.

The program is available to households with an income at or below 60 percent of Michigan’s median income and applies only to primary account holders. To apply, simply visit our website at www.wyan.org/wyandottecares and submit the application with the required documents. Customers may apply more than once during the year if needed. Please note, however, that the program is capped each year, and funds are distributed until they run out.

We also want to make you aware that utility services may now be disconnected year-round for unpaid bills. Our goal is always to help you avoid service interruptions, and we encourage you to reach out to us as soon as possible if you are struggling to keep up with payments. The Wyandotte CARES Program was created for this very reason—to give our customers a local option for assistance and peace of mind.

Unlike other utilities that rely on the statewide program, Wyandotte Municipal Services chose to establish our own locally managed program. This means our dollars stay right here in Wyandotte, directly supporting our friends, neighbors, and community members.

If you have questions or would like help applying, please don’t hesitate to contact us by email at wyandottecares@wyandottemi.gov or visit our website at www.wyan.org/wyandottecares. We’re here to help.

Thank you for being a valued customer. Together, we can continue building a stronger community.

The City of Wyandotte Fire Department is joining the National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®)—the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week™ for more than 100 years—in promoting this year’s campaign:

“Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.

Wyandotte Movie Night – Hocus Pocus 

Get ready for a magical night under the stars! Join us for a FREE community movie night featuring Disney’s classic Hocus Pocus 

Friday, October 17

6:30 PM (movie starts at dusk)

Admission is FREE!

Theatre Square – 1st & Elm, Wyandotte

Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, family, and friends for a cozy evening filled with laughs, a little spooky fun, and Halloween spirit. 

Sponsored by the Wyandotte Downtown Development Authority and presented by Audial Entertainment.

Wyandotte PD Trunk or Treat

Join us for a spooktacular evening of family fun at the 2nd Annual Wyandotte Police Department Trunk or Treat!

Enjoy decorated car trunks, music, candy, delicious food, and games for all ages. Bring your family and friends for a safe and festive Halloween celebration in the heart of Wyandotte.

No registration required—just come ready for a fun night!

Fri, Oct 24, 2025 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Wyandotte City Hall

3200 Biddle Ave.

On Saturday, September 27, volunteers gathered at F.O.P. Park to help plant 20 new trees in partnership with ReLeaf Michigan, the City of Wyandotte, and the MDNR Urban and Community Forestry program.

The trees add important age diversity to the park’s canopy and complement the recent playground and court improvements. Volunteers of all ages pitched in, learning proper planting techniques from ReLeaf Michigan’s experts while contributing to the long-term health and beauty of our community.

Thank you to everyone who came out to lend a hand. Your efforts will benefit Wyandotte for generations to come!

Our parks and recreation team has been busy making improvements across the city to keep our spaces safe, welcoming, and fun for families.

At Bishop Park, the playscape is getting some attention with minor repairs. The rubber matting has already been fixed, and new parts have been ordered for the bridge.

Over the past couple of months, Pulaski Park has seen a major refresh. Visitors can now enjoy a new playscape, an outdoor fitness facility, a GaGa Ball Pit, a tot playscape, and motorcycle rockers. To tie it all together, the monkey bars and baby swings were painted to match.

Looking ahead, P.R.C.U. Park at 6th and Alkali will soon be home to a new playscape and a “Big Chair” feature, giving families even more to enjoy.

Earlier this year, F.O.P. Park welcomed a brand-new police-themed playscape complete with rockers. Construction has also begun on a new parking lot at F.O.P. Park. This project will help ease congestion on Bondie Street and provide a much-needed location for snow emergency parking during the winter months. Once complete, the lot will add valuable parking spaces that will serve residents year-round and play an important role when snow emergencies are declared.

Rotary Park also received a fire truck-themed playscape with swings and rockers earlier this year—already a favorite for kids and families.

These updates are part of our ongoing commitment to provide safe, engaging, and enjoyable spaces for everyone in the community. We’re excited for families to explore the refreshed parks and look forward to continuing improvements throughout the city. Be sure to visit and see all the new features in person!

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new online program catalog and registration system!

Now it’s easier than ever to:

• Browse upcoming programs
• Explore recreation opportunities
• Register online — all in one convenient place

This new tool makes signing up for programs simpler, and we look forward to seeing you in our upcoming activities.

The City of Wyandotte has partnered with HydroCorp, Inc. to implement the State-mandated Cross-Connection Control Program. This important program is designed to help protect our community’s drinking water by identifying and eliminating potential sources of contamination.


What to Expect:

As part of this program, HydroCorp inspectors will be conducting on-site residential

inspections throughout Wyandotte.

✔ No cost to residents

✔ Inspections include both the interior and exterior of your home

✔ Areas inspected may include:

• Outdoor spigots

• Lawn irrigation systems

• Utility sinks

• Boilers

• Other potential cross-connections

Scheduling Your Appointment

If you have received a letter from HydroCorp, please schedule your inspection by visiting:

https://watercustomer.com/wyandotte/


Questions or Assistance

HydroCorp, Inc. 1-844-493-7641

Wyandotte Municipal Water Department 734-324-4470