Grosse Pointe Park City Council asks
for more time on fire agreement

Grosse Pointe Park nearly became the second city to implement a plan to improve and streamline the Grosse Pointes’ fire operations, but the Park’s City Council tabled the matter for more study.

At their Monday (Dec. 12) meeting, council asked for more time to consider the Fire Safety Interlocal Agreement, which codifies some cost-saving measures among the five municipalities and institutes automatic mutual response to fires. read more...


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