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The City of Saline, together with Washtenaw County and a wide network of community partners, will host “Navigating Home: A Community Connect Event for Next Steps” on Saturday, November 15, from 1 – 3 p.m. at Saline City Hall. The event is designed to support residents of Thorncrest Apartments following recent non-renewal notices issued by the property owner. This drop-in resource session brings multiple agencies together under one roof, offering residents direct access to housing navigators, legal advocates, financial-assistance providers, mental-health support, faith partners and community organizations.
Participation is completely voluntary, and attendees may choose how much or how little information to share. Residents are encouraged—but never required—to bring any notices they have received from the property, as this may help partner organizations provide accurate guidance and support.
“Our goal is to create a calm, respectful environment where residents feel supported and can access clear next steps,” said Deputy City Manager Elle Cole. “We will have an entire team of partners available to help families navigate this transition.”
To ensure all residents can participate, the City is offering free transportation through People’s Express:
Transportation is available to all Thorncrest residents wishing to attend.
Event Partners
This event is supported by a broad coalition of local and regional organizations, including:
Residents with questions may contact permits@salinemi.gov.
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This area does not need any data centers. Please listen to the citizens, Mr. Marl.
Trying to ram this through, very nice. If you don't do what we want we'll take our ball and go home, even better.
These facts are based on current Data centers. Electric rates will increase for residents. There will be power outages, latency of power and potential for grid outages. Even with upgrades from the local power company.this is occurring now.
The city had the chance to inspect these units which they must of failed to do. New owners obviously with new INCREASED TAXES... the rent must go up. We still have capitalism in America thanks to our VETERANS!
You throw shade on the city like this is their fault as you say that Saline did not inspect this property, but you really don't know. Something must be done to the property, it has been in lousy shape since the roof collapsed in June 2019. I for one and glad that things are starting to move. People living there d