Coronavirus Resources
Update 3/23/20 - Governor Whitmer has issued a Stay Home, Stay Safe Order, asking all residents to stay in their homes unless engaged in an outdoor activity or going to the hospital or grocery store, starting March 24 until April 13. More details can be found in the link above.
Update 3/19/20 - Michigan has 336 cases, but those are due to increased testing rather than increased spread of the disease. 105 of these cases are in Oakland county. Updates on resources can be seen below.
Update: 3/16/20 - All restaurants & bars to close to dine-in as of 3 pm today, per Governor Whitmer. Carry-out service will be available at many restaurants. Many entertainment / fitness businesses will be closing as well, please check before you go. For example, swim clubs, indoor soccer, martial arts, music lessons all need to be checked before you take your children. Many have closed already.
The State of Michigan issued a bulletin on the actions the state is taking to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus. Please stay home and stay safe. Keep updated and access resources through the links below:
Resources:
Bloomfield Hills Schools - Schools closed until April 13th. Online learning is being sent out week by week from school principals. Check with your child's principal if you haven't received it.
Bloomfield Township Hall. (Township resources updated as of 3/19/20 - Lots of help here.) BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP HELP LINE
Bloomfield Township Public Library - The Library is closed but check the site for lots of online resources!
Oakland County - up to 277 confirmed cases, 1 death as of 3/22.
State of Michigan - Up to 1035 confirmed cases, 8 deaths as of 3/22. This is due to increased testing as more test kits became available, not increased spread of the disease.
US Center for Disease Control
COVID Response Site - Need help or want to help? Place to find ways to volunteer or get help.
Here you can find many of the questions that people have asked about the road repaving project for the Stillmeadow Subdivision. This page will be updated regularly, so please check back. If you have a question you don't see answered on this page, please feel free to contact the Stillmeadow HOA Board.
Hey Neighbors!
Over the next few weeks, many of us will be increasing our time spent at home. If you have young children it can be hard to find things to do all day, for potentially 21 days. And not lose your mind.
So I was thinking about a way for our community to still get outside and do something fun, without touching, sneezing or coughing on each other.
St Patrick’s day is coming up I thought it’d be fun to have a
Work will begin again on Telegraph Road at Maple and between Square Lake and Long Lake Road in early April (as early as tomorrow). Please plan your driving accordingly. You may want to avoid this area.
From the MDOT website:
MDOT began a road repair project on Telegraph Road approximately between Long Lake Orchard Lake and at the Maple Road intersection (from MDOT):
The special election for the replacement of the existing BHS Sinking Fund is Tuesday, May 8.
Olivia Olsztyn-Budry, P.E., Director – Engineering & Environmental Services Department, presented the following presentation at the 2018 Stillmeadow HOA regarding the road repaving process. She has shared this presentation with us for the benefit of those who were not able to attend the meeting. If you have any questions for Ms. Olsztyn-Budry, she can be reached at the Bloomfield Township offices at 248-594-2807.
We have received notice from the Township that there will be a Snow Emergency tomorrow due to the expected storm. This means there will be no parking allowed on any streets. For more information, see the Township Facebook Page or the Bloomfield Township website. The Facebook page updates much faster than the website though, so check that first.
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Please plan to attend to ask any questions you may have about the road project.
Bulletin:
Water main break affects service in Township
About 75 percent of the Township is without water or has low water pressure due to a water main break and unspecified electrical problems. Repairs are underway, but no time has been set yet for a full return to service. In the meantime, it is recommended to boil water.
Further details will follow.
A message is also being carried on Bloomfield Community TV and through NextDoor.
Thanks to everyone that participated in the road survey. We had a great response. There is sufficient support to go forward with obtaining signatures on an official Expression of Interest Form so that we can obtain a detailed engineering estimate from the Township.
Here are the overall survey results.
63 unique homeowners responded to the survey for an 81% response rate.
Of the 63 homes that responded,