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The City of Sterling Heights' Community Relations Department provides this free community service for any Sterling Heights resident... More… The City of Sterling Heights' Community Relations Department provides this free community service for any Sterling Heights resident wishing to report a lost or found animal. Please fill out the form below to post information to the website. Pictures may also be attached. Missing or found animals will be listed on the right side of this page. Notices will remain on the City website for 1 week. After that time, notices must be resubmitted. Notices can be renewed up to 3 times for a total of 4 weeks posting. Requested messages may be edited for quality. All Fields are required. If not applicable, please type NA in the field.Less…

Employee Recognition Form

The Sterling Heights Arts Commission is seeking businesses interested in participating in the Sterling Heights Public Art Mural Program... More… The Sterling Heights Arts Commission is seeking businesses interested in participating in the Sterling Heights Public Art Mural Program by offering a side of their building or business in the name of supporting the continued expansion of public art.Less…

The Sterling Heights Community Relations Department offers 5 free email subscriptions that keep our citizenry informed.

Volunteer Recognition Form

The City of Sterling Heights is looking for volunteers who are willing to help the seniors in our community during a time of need. We... More… The City of Sterling Heights is looking for volunteers who are willing to help the seniors in our community during a time of need. We are asking for volunteers to assist in making sure our seniors have necessity items during this time, while helping them stay inside and reduce the risk of exposure to the coronavirus. If you are interested in helping, please fill out the volunteer form and we will contact you soon with more info! If you have any questions, please email cityhall@sterling-heights.net.Less…

The City of Sterling Heights is seeking resident feedback on Sterlingfest. Do you have input on the arts, music, food, carnival or... More… The City of Sterling Heights is seeking resident feedback on Sterlingfest. Do you have input on the arts, music, food, carnival or other vendors? Do you have ideas to share, or thoughts on how we can improve? We'd love to hear from you!Less…

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Submit a general calendar request

Submit request to have your garage sale on the City of Sterling Heights website calendar.

This is an electronic request form that will be sent to

In the past year have you encountered a City employee, volunteer or board or commission member who, in your opinion, went “beyond the... More… In the past year have you encountered a City employee, volunteer or board or commission member who, in your opinion, went “beyond the call of duty” in serving the public? If so, Sterling Heights is seeking input to honor those individuals as outstanding nominees in City’s annual recognition program.

The program recognizes outstanding performance and exemplary service by board and commissioners, volunteers and full- and part-time City employees. Nominations for all award categories are welcome from all citizens, community and business organizations and City employees.Less…

Application to volunteer at the Use, But Sterling Bookstore for the Friends of the Library.

Please fill out this application to get a library card. Note: you will not get instant access. Our staff needs to enter this... More… Please fill out this application to get a library card. Note: you will not get instant access. Our staff needs to enter this information into our integrated library system.Less…

Run by the Sterling Heights Historical Commission, the Upton House Museum is a repository of local history housed in one of the oldest... More… Run by the Sterling Heights Historical Commission, the Upton House Museum is a repository of local history housed in one of the oldest buildings in Sterling Heights.Less…

History examines the past, but it also happens every day. During extraordinary times, it’s necessary to pause and mark the present for... More… History examines the past, but it also happens every day. During extraordinary times, it’s necessary to pause and mark the present for posterity. In these overwhelming days of Coronavirus, it is our duty to record and preserve the first-hand experiences of today. The Sterling Heights Historical Commission is organizing an outreach project with a goal of gathering and preserving the expressed effects of COVID-19 on our children through the mediums of art and words. Children, age 18 and under, are invited to submit a drawing or essay that expresses their emotions, impressions, moods, perspectives, and personal encounters caused by the Coronavirus. Submissions will be permanently archived and preserved in the City’s historical collection. Each entrant will receive a commemorative ribbon recognizing participation. Entries will be placed on exhibit at the Sterling Heights Community Center at a future date when public gatherings are approved safe. Less…

Take part in a library tour designed specifically for ESL students and recent immigrants.

The library works with students of all ages and abilities. Your students can tour the library or a librarian can visit your school.

Anyone filing an issue or complaint must do so via this form and provide the following information. Each form will be reviewed and... More… Anyone filing an issue or complaint must do so via this form and provide the following information. Each form will be reviewed and looked into by the Parks and Recreation Department with-in 48 business hours. If this is in regards to a dog bite or an emergency situation please contact 911 for police or animal control assistance. Less…