Wayne County Michigan

County Executive Warren Evans reflects on the significance of eliminating $27 million in medical debt for more than 46,000 Wayne County residents.

Wayne County Executive Warren C. Evans invites you to watch his 10th State of the County Address on April 9th. Mark your calendars and tune in to hear about Wayne County’s progress over the past year, key accomplishments, and what’s ahead in 2025. What are you hoping to hear in this year’s address? Watch the #WCSOTC25 live stream on YouTube and Facebook Live.

Wayne County is proud to support the revitalization of the Brownstown Township Community Center with a $2 million contribution. The project will modernize the facility, enhance senior services, improve accessibility for Meals on Wheels, and incorporate energy-efficient and safety upgrades. The renovated center will serve as a vital hub for the downriver region, fostering connection and support. Investing in our communities ensures a stronger future for all.

Looking for a Career with Impact? Wayne County is on the lookout for compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team as Juvenile Detention or Crisis Response Specialists. Be part of a team that helps youth turn their lives around! 🗓️ Super Saturday – February 22, 2025 📍 Location – 5301 Russell, Detroit, MI 48211 ⌚ 9am-2pm You’ll enjoy benefits like: ✅ Competitive salaries ✅ Great health coverage ✅ Paid time off & more! See the link in the comments for full job description and and to apply online. Don't miss out!

Wayne County is issuing Request for Proposal (RFP) 37-25-025 for Active Employee and Retiree medical, prescription drug, dental, vision and Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plan benefit programs. All questions regarding the RFP or the solicitation process should be directed to Faye Northey at fnorthey@waynecountymi.gov or 313-224-2392. Key Dates: RFP release date: 02/03/2025 Pre-Proposal conference: 2/10/2025 Intent to Bid Form Due: 2/11/2025 Proposer's Questions Due: 2/14/2025 Responses to Proposer's Questions: 2/26/2025 Proposal due date: 3/10/2025 Finalist presentations (if the County deems necessary): Week of 4/28/2025 Effective date for new benefit programs: 1/1/2026   📌 Interested proposers can find the RFP documents on BidNet Direct (registration required). 🔗 Link is in the comments. ⬇️ Note: Proposals from independent agents, consultants and brokers will not be accepted in connection with this solicitation.

In collaboration with Wayne County Michigan and Wayne State University , DPH has launched a location to obtain Narcan AND Fentanyl test strips for free in Dearborn‼️ 📍Wagner Deck Parking Garage 1034 Monroe St., Dearborn, MI 48124

Wayne County is issuing Request for Proposal (RFP) 37-25-025 for Active Employee and Retiree medical, prescription drug, dental, vision and Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plan benefit programs. All questions regarding the RFP or the solicitation process should be directed to Faye Northey at fnorthey@waynecountymi.gov or 313-224-2392. Key Dates: RFP release date: 02/03/2025 Pre-Proposal conference: 2/10/2025 Intent to Bid Form Due: 2/11/2025 Proposer's Questions Due: 2/14/2025 Responses to Proposer's Questions: 2/26/2025 Proposal due date: 3/10/2025 Finalist presentations (if the County deems necessary): Week of 4/28/2025 Effective date for new benefit programs: 1/1/2026   📌 Interested proposers can find the RFP documents on BidNet Direct (registration required). 🔗 Link is in the comments. ⬇️ Note: Proposals from independent agents, consultants and brokers will not be accepted in connection with this solicitation.

📢 Wayne County Michigan is hiring a Director of Budget and Planning! Lead strategic financial initiatives and make an impact in shaping our county’s future. 💼✨ #WayneCountyJobs #PublicService #Budget #Planning #Leadership #NowHiring

Join us on Thursday, January 30 for a health and wellness resolution reboot – New Year New You. It’s no secret we all make that January 1st promise to work out more, eat healthier, get more sleep, and create a better work life balance. But the truth is, despite our good intentions and desire to be better and do better – many of us fail to accomplish our New Year Resolutions.  However, turning your resolutions into reality is possible and there’s help and resources available.    If you’ve already dropped your resolutions, please don’t fret – there’s a way to pick them up again and become successful. From physical activity to nutrition, there will be something for everyone – even that student who needs a sports physical to play touch football or volleyball or that new mother with lots of questions about her little one.   Experts will be on hand to answer your questions and help you get back on track!

Following historic lows in crime in 2023, the Violent Crime Reduction Initiative – a collaboration between Wayne County, City of Detroit, Detroit Police Department, Third Judicial Circuit Court, 36th District Court, Michigan Department of Corrections, and community groups – achieved even greater success in 2024. The year marked another significant reduction in crime, building on last year’s record as Detroit’s safest in 57 years. We are proud to continue working alongside these agencies and our dedicated community partners to create safer neighborhoods for everyone.