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Bloomfield Village covers an area of approximately one square mile from Quarton Road on the north to Maple Road on the south and from Lahser Road on the west to the City of Birmingham on the east. There are nearly 1,000 homes in the Village. Mr. Judson Bradway established Bloomfield Village in 1924 as a nonpolitical entity within Bloomfield Township in Oakland County. He maintained control of architectural plans and maintenance of the Village through 1966.
Area residents formed the Bloomfield Village Protective Association at the beginning of World War II as a civilian defense measure to provide fire and police protection. The Association incorporated in April 1942 as a nonprofit Michigan corporation. On May 11, 1966, the name was changed to Bloomfield Village Association at which time the Association also assumed responsibility for the enforcement of the recorded Building and Use Restrictions and administration of the Maintenance Fund.
As a Bloomfield Village resident, you automatically are a member of the Bloomfield Village Association, which is administered by its Board of Trustees. You are, therefore, entitled to all its benefits and bound by its covenants, found in the restriction agreement for your subdivision, a copy of which you should have received when you purchased your property.
| From the Village Board of Trustees |
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Dear Village Residents,
Last week, the Village was made aware of a deeply disturbing incident in our neighborhood. A resident discovered that a swastika, an unmistakable symbol of antisemitism and hate, had been carved into the concrete of his freshly poured driveway approach.
The Bloomfield Village Association unequivocally condemns antisemitism and all forms of hatred and discrimination. Intimidation, harassment, and hate of any sort have no place in our neighborhood. Every resident deserves to feel safe, respected, and welcome in their own community.
While much of the Board’s work focuses on day-to-day Village matters, including architectural reviews, we believe some circumstances call for us to speak clearly about the values of our community. This is one of them. We want to make absolutely clear that a symbol of such hatred has no place in Bloomfield Village.
We also recognize that we should have spoken publicly about this sooner, and we regret that we did not.
Our Bloomfield Village Police Department took a report, and the matter has been turned over to detectives at the Bloomfield Township Police Department.
If you have any information about this incident, please contact Bloomfield Township Police at 248-433-7755.
Catherine Ochalek
President
Bloomfield Village Board of Trustees
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| Roads Project |
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Green section construction is well underway, with completion anticipated by Thanksgiving. Visit the Roads website www.VillageRoads.org/blog for updates.
Construction on the Gold and Yellow sections is complete. Punch list items and remaining restoration work have been largely completed, with only a small number of outstanding items remaining. RCOC plans to balance and close the construction contracts by the end of August. Bloomfield Township will then determine any refunds to residents in these sections. Check the blog posts on the Roads website www.VillageRoads.org/blog for updates on the timing.
Questions? Email your questions to roads@bloomfieldvillage.net
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| Calendar |
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Board of Trustees Meeting
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
7pm to 9pm
Monthly meeting of the Village Board of Trustees. Plans proposed for architectural review, including the application and all supporting documents, must be submitted by close of business on Friday, October... Board of Trustees Meeting
Tuesday, December 15, 2026
7pm to 9pm
Monthly meeting of the Village Board of Trustees. Plans proposed for architectural review, including the application and all supporting documents, must be submitted by close of business on Monday, November... |
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Calling 911 on your cell phone…..be aware of the limitations and how you can eliminate confusion
911 calls generally equate to an emergency, and prompt dispatch of first responders may be a matter of life or death. A 911 call from a landline pinpoints the call to a specific address, allowing prompt dispatch even if the caller cannot speak. However, a 911 call from a cell phone does NOT narrow your location to a specific address, which can significantly delay first responders. Technology improvements are in the works for cell phones to pinpoint locations in 911 situations similar to a landline, but those improvements aren’t in place today.
A 911 call on a cell phone can only triangulate coordinates, which takes time, and results in only an approximate location. To minimize response time when calling from a cell phone:
1. Know the address where you are located.
2. Know the city or township (not the mailing address but the municipality) from which you are calling.
3. Clearly and calmly state the emergency and the assistance you need.
The dispatchers are highly trained professionals who want to help. The landline call eliminates one important variable they must know….the location of the emergency. If you are calling from a cell phone, make sure you give the information needed to get the responders to the right location as quickly as possible.
For more information: https://www.verywellhealth.com/before-you-call-911-on-a-cell-phone-1298351
Identity Theft and Prevention
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