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ROSE SWORN IN AS POLICE OFFICER
The City of Jonesville congratulates Sarah Rose on being sworn in as the City’s newest Police Officer.  Clerk Cindy Means administered the Oath of Office at the December 18th City Council meeting.

Rose had previously been hired by the City as a Police Recruit and was sponsored in the Kalamazoo Community College Police Academy.  Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police Mike Lance introduced Rose to the City Council, noting her successful completion of the academy and licensing examination earlier in the week.  Officer Rose was pinned with her badge by her husband, Adam Rose, who is a sergeant on the Jonesville Fire Department.

Officer Rose will complete several weeks of field training in the Jonesville Police Department.  The City is pleased to welcome her aboard!

JONESVILLE UNVEILS NEW CITY LOGO
The Jonesville City Council adopted a new City logo at their regular meeting in November.  The logo features the City’s tagline, “The Real Deal” which calls on Jonesville’s heritage as the home of the Deal Automobile.

The City’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) sought out the talents of Navigant Media to design the new logo.  “Navigant’s design is modern, reflecting that Jonesville is progressive and forward-thinking,” said City Manager Jeff Gray. “And the incorporation of the Deal tagline says that we are firmly rooted in our history.”  The logo’s orange and black colors are a nod to the City being home to the Jonesville Comets. 

The new tagline came from a DDA contest earlier this year.  Two entrants, Paul Hosmer and Jeff Rowe, suggested the call out to Jonesville’s early industrial pioneers.  “We had many great entries and it made for a difficult decision,” said DDA Chair Don Toffolo. “We thought that the winning entry was clever and pithy.  We liked that it incorporates a piece of Jonesville’s history.”

The City will begin using the new logo immediately, and will incorporate it across all departments, properties, and communications in the months ahead.  Residents can expect changes in time to social media pages, website, print, signs, and other materials.

LEAF COLLECTION ANNOUNCEMENT
Department of Public Works staff will finish collecting remaining leaf piles at residences in the City of Jonesville on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.  Additional leaves and yard waste may not be placed at the street any longer and will not be collected. Yard waste collection will resume in the spring.

Crews will turn attention to street and storm sewer cleanup, and readying equipment for the winter season.

The City is pleased to be able to offer this service to its residents.  We look forward to resuming the service again next year.

RE-IMAGINE CHICAGO STREET
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Public Notices/Hearings

CITY OF JONESVILLE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
The City of Jonesville Board of Review will meet on Friday, December 13, 2024, commencing at 12:00 p.m., and continuing for as long as necessary, at the Jonesville City Hall, 265 E. Chicago Street, Jonesville, Michigan, for the purpose of correcting clerical errors, mutual mistakes of fact, and considering other requests.

Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the City of Jonesville by writing to the above address or calling 517-849-2104.

Cindy Means, Clerk
Charles Zemla, Assessor
City of Jonesville

 

PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF JONESVILLE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Jonesville City Council will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. at the Jonesville City Hall, 265 E Chicago Street, Jonesville, Michigan, for the purpose of hearing comments on Ordinance No. 223;  An Ordinance to amend Chapter 2, Article V, of the Code of Ordinances to address the purchase, sale, and lease of property.  

   Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at City Hall or online at www.jonesville.org.  Please submit written comments to City Hall, 265 E Chicago Street, Jonesville, MI 49250 or via email to clerk@jonesville.org no later than December 17, 2024.

Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the City of Jonesville in writing at the above address or by calling 517-849-2104.

Cindy Means, Clerk
City of Jonesville

 

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