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Vote!

Early In-Person Voting Continues through Sunday

  • When: Through Sunday, Nov. 2
  • Time: 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. daily
  • Where: M/M Senior Center (3500 Marais, Royal Oak)

Election Day is Tuesday

Polls are open from 7am - 8pm. Absentee ballots must be returned no later than 8pm on Election Day to be counted.  The results for early voting will be tabulated at 8pm on election day at City Hall, 203 S Troy Street.

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Happy Halloween

Happy Halloween!

We hope your costumes are spooky, your candy bowls are full, and your pumpkins are glowing bright! 

Just a friendly reminder: Royal Oak does not set official trick-or-treat hours. It’s up to each household and parent’s discretion. In general, a porch light turned on during Halloween evening is a universal sign that trick-or-treaters are welcome.

Here are a few quick safety tips for a frightfully fun night:

  • Choose costumes that are short enough to prevent trips or tangles — and avoid flammable materials.
  • Give kids flashlights, reflective wristbands or belts, or glow sticks to help them be seen.
  • Keep decorations like dried flowers and cornstalks away from open flames and heat sources.
  • Use flashlights or battery-operated candles inside your jack-o-lanterns — they’re much safer than real flames.

Have a safe, sweet, and spooky Halloween, Royal Oak!

Curbside Leaf Collection Beigns Monday

Curbside Leaf Collection Begins Monday

Looking for something to do this weekend? If you live south of 12 Mile, it’s the perfect time to burn off those extra Halloween candy calories by raking leaves!

  • Check the map above to see when crews will be in your neighborhood.
  • Keep cars off the street when No Parking signs are up — our leaf trucks need room to work! (Note: 'No Parking Signs' for Monday's collection area will be placed on Friday.)
  • And please—leaves only! Sticks, rocks, and debris can damage the vacuums and slow everything down. 
  • Or skip the raking marathon altogether and “Leave the Leaves” in your garden beds! They make great natural mulch and a cozy winter home for pollinators. 

Whether you rake or reuse, let’s keep Royal Oak beautiful this fall!

Ruck 22 March

Save the Date

The Royal Oak Ruck 22 March returns Saturday, Nov. 8 at 10 AM. Join us for a 2.2-mile walk to honor our veterans and raise awareness for the 22* who die by suicide every day in the USA.

Participants are asked to carry 22 pounds — or 22 food/personal items — or to donate $22 to veterans in need.

* In 2013, a VA study revealed a heartbreaking statistic — an average of 22 veterans were dying by suicide each day. Thanks to increased awareness, community support, and better access to care, that number has since declined. In 2022, the VA reported an average of 17.6 veterans per day.

That’s progress — but even one is too many. Together, we can keep moving that number down.  Your compassion, your voice, and your participation make a difference.

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Back-in Parkin Returns

Downtown Royal Oak’s Washington Ave. Returns to Pull-in Parking

The City of Royal Oak has announced that the back-in, angled parking spaces on Washington Ave. between 4th St. and Lincoln Ave. will be replaced with traditional pull-in spaces.

The work of repainting the parking lines is set to begin on Monday, Oct. 6. It will be performed by PK Contracting of Troy.

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Insight

Fall 2025 Insight & Your Schools

The City of Royal Oak and Royal Oak Schools have teamed up to bring you one info-packed newsletter. with something for everyone in your household!

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Park Passport

Pick Up the 2025 Park Passport

You can pick up the 'Farmers Market Edition' of the 2025 Park Passport in the Royal Oak Farmers Market office and at City Hall during normal business hours. Now paperback perfect bound with a glossy cover, the new passport is packed with fresh photos, and updated info on all 51 parks.

Winter Readiness Guide

Welcome Guide

Board & Committee Vacancies

Board & Committee Vacancies

Event Calendar

Event Calendar

Oh, The Things You Can Do Online!

We have put together a list of our most requested online services. Discover all the things you can do from the comfort of your home. Still can’t find what you are looking for? Email citymanager@romi.gov or call 248-246-3200 and someone will get back to you. 

Quick Links

  • Jobs Opening in the City of Royal Oak
  • Homeowners Association Information
  • Rodent Control Handbook
  • Library Events & More
  • Senior Times Newsletter
  • Making Online Payments
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