Our office recently released a request for proposals around re-entry services. Community organizations are encouraged to apply. Proposals are due September 9, 2022. Visit washtenaw.org/2431/Open-Bids for more info!

Please join us at the Purple Run on October 22, 2022 at 9:00 am on U-M’s North Campus. All proceeds from the event go directly to SafeHouse Center. This 5K is held during October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Register at purplerunannarbor.org!

We’ll be doing free on-site eligibility checks for veterans and their families at Washtenaw County Vet Fest! Pre-registration for Vet Fest is required: bit.ly/VetFest2023

If you lost power in recent storms for 2 days or more, you should be entitled to automatic credits on your bill. There's a formula, & we've calculated the amount we believe area consumers are entitled to—but check your bill.

Folks should be aware that homeowner's and renter's insurance will often cover food losses related to power outages. Check your policy to see if you're covered!

Learn more about expungement -- a process to get past offenses cleared from your record -- next Monday at 7pm at a Families Against Narcotics event. We will also be providing free instant expungement eligibility checks. We hope to see you there, in person or virtual!

This week, we were thrilled to celebrate Dawn-Rachelle Wilson—one of our office’s incredible victim advocates—who was awarded the Washtenaw County Bar Association’s Frederick Douglass Racial Justice and Harmony Award. Thank you, Rachelle, and congratulations!

Our office has made certain charging decisions relating to a Nov. 17 incident at the University of Michigan's Ruthven Administrative Building. Please see our statement below, and linked here: bit.ly/RuthvenCharges