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Aug 1st, 2023 |
Alex Derdelakos |
Welcome to the Rosedale Block Captains’ Toolkit, a collection of resources, forms, flyers, and City of Detroit Department of Neighborhoods informational booklets. We make these documents available to the volunteers who serve as Rosedale block captains, as well as all residents of our community and other interested Detroiters.
Some material will be of interest or use to block captains only; other material is helpful to all residents. Feel free to browse and download/print as you choose.
If you have additional questions, please contact one of our Block Captain Coordinators:
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Outlines the major activities Rosedale block captains engage in.
In some cases, block residents decide to establish a steering committee of 4-6 residents
to share the jobs; this document provides a clear division of labor.
A blank template for storing the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses
of all the residents on a block; helpful format and easy to use.
A blank template for collecting the names and contact information of new neighbors on your block.
Published by the Department of Neighborhoods, this 26-page booklet provides names and contact information for various City officials and departments; also includes contact information for many Detroit and Wayne County agencies and resources.
An easy way to send a gentle reminder to a neighbor about various small infractions;
check the box(es), add the street address and a stamp, and drop it into a mailbox.
All the information and forms to apply for permission to hold a block party
on your block, including shutting down the block to traffic. Must be completed and turned in at the offices of the Detroit Police Department 8th precinct 30 days ahead of the party date.
Two different flyers from Detroit Animal Care and Control (DACC); includes info regarding licensing, rabies vaccinations, ordinances for controlling your dog in public spaces, restrictions on how long a resident may leave a dog tethered, and much more.
A flyer explaining the Michigan law limiting the days and hours when residents can shoot off fireworks.
Detroit ordinance specifies when you can put your container out and when you must bring it back in.
Detroit ordinance specifies that cars cannot be parked on lawns or any unpaved surfaces.
Mini-bikes cannot be ridden legally on Detroit streets or sidewalks – they are not “street legal.”
Information and contact numbers for mowing, trash pick-ups, equipment repairs, permits for events, and general parks hotline.
A 4-page complete explanation of the policies and requirements governing solid waste disposal in the City of Detroit, including garbage, bulk waste, recycling, and yard waste. Includes the annual schedule and information to request a paid pick-up for construction debris, etc.
Detailed explanations specifically for yard waste disposal.
Just what it sounds like…includes information on rental property infractions, excessive weed/plant growth, bulk waste, inoperable vehicles, time limits on Courville containers, rodents, snow/ice accumulation, lead clearance, and graffiti.
A comprehensive 35-page handbook by Rosedale resident Ben Washburn, the original builder of Rosedale’s Block Captain Network and a community organizer nonpareil.
May 1st, 2023 |
Alex Derdelakos |
The City of Detroit has introduced a new program for reporting dead or dangerous trees for removal or trimming.
Dead Dangerous and Diseased Tree Trimming and/or Removal
Please complete this form in its entirety to submit a request for a removal and/or trimming of a Dead, Dangerous, and/or Diseased Tree. Priority will be given to trees around schools, parks, and churches, as well as accommodating senior citizens and the disabled community as well as situations that ensure the health and safety of our community.
For assistance with this form please call: 313-224-4444
*Property Owners must sign the consent to access form.
**Note that submission of a request does not guarantee service
Apr 4th, 2022 |
Alex Derdelakos |
Jan 1st, 2016 |
Alex Derdelakos |
Welcome to Rosedale Park!
We are a community of nearly 1600 households, located on the northwest side of Detroit. Our neighborhood has received historic designation, in recognition of the fine architectural styles and diversity of our homes. Our neighborhood association, the Rosedale Park Improvement Association (RPIA), was founded in 1929, and is one of our most valuable assets. Check out our web site and learn more about our activities, our publications, and our personnel. Contact us to let us know what you think.
The benefits that we derive from living in this beautiful neighborhood depend upon a commitment to our community and a respect for the rights of our neighbors.
Read the RPIA Creed below:
TOGETHER...the families of Rosedale Park have created a good place to live in - a place that preserves the pleasures of living in a small town though it is part of a large city.
These pleasures emanate from the pride of ownership that maintaining the good appearance of their homes as well as maintaining desirable living conditions.
Through their efforts, civic improvements, social activities and other projects have been accomplished to conserve the joy and increase the pride of the community.
As a resident of Rosedale Park, this is my heritage!
Therefore...in appreciation for the work that has been done to establish this highly desirable neighborhood and to prove us worthy of the friendship of our neighbors, I PLEDGE MY FAMILY TO...
City Living is Great....It's Best in Rosedale Park!
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