Ken Haddad

Mark These Important Dates: 📝 October 19: Deadline to register to vote online or by mail. 🗳️ October 24 – November 1: Early in-person voting begins across Detroit. 📍 November 3: Election Day! Make your voice heard and make a plan to vote!

🗳️ The Primary Election is tomorrow, Tuesday, August 4. Detroit voters will cast their ballots to nominate candidates for Governor, U.S. Congress, and other state and local offices. There are still ways to make your voice heard: • Return your absentee ballot by mail, at a drop box, or at the Department of Elections • Vote in person at your assigned polling place on Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Before heading to the polls, make sure your voter registration is up to date and confirm your polling location. Visit detroitmi.gov/news/michigan-… for more info or call 313-876-VOTE for more information.

Detroit, we are experiencing extreme hazardous air conditions due to the spread of the Canadian wildfires. Please be sure to stay indoors, and wear a mask if you must travel outside. These conditions can affect anyone, especially those with asthma, COPD, diabetes, and heart or lung disease. N95 masks are available at the following recreation centers and DDOT transit centers: Patton Recreation Center Adams Butzel Recreation Center Farwell Recreation Center Northwest Activities Center Rosa Parks Transit Center Jason Hargrove Transit Center Stay safe, Detroit! – at Detroit, MI

Detroit is rising higher and it is happening block by block. We are expanding access and opportunity, building homes, raising wages, and investing in our neighborhoods. From our seniors to our youth, from workers to innovators, Detroit is a city moving forward together.