COVID OutbreakSituational Report forNorthville Township

APRIL 29, 2020

PUBLIC SAFETY

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES

FD has no exposed, quarantined or sick sta� at this time.

Extortion- A resident advised a subject was requesting money or they would distribute digital content associated to the subject.

OVERDOSE- O�cers responded on a 60 year old male who collapsed and was unresponsive. O�cers found the subject wasn’t breathing and conducted CPR until NTFD arrived. NTFD revived the patient with Narcan and transported him to St Mary’s. O�cers found it was the subject’s third suspected heroin overdose in two weeks.

Fire:

Police:

4/28/2020Total Calls: 11COVID Positive: 8

4/28/2020Total Calls: 275Processed: 86COVID Related: 6

PD has no exposed, quarantined or sick sta� at this time.

Water and SewerThe Water & Sewer system continue to operate normally. One minor emergency crew had to be called in to �x pump on Haggerty lift station.

FacilitiesFacilities has had no emergencies today. Custodial sta� have been cleaning as scheduled. Sta� is continu-ing to work on lights at the Administration Building. Still no date for delivery of the fogger machine.

Building/PlanningBuilding Sta� have communicated with Pulte, Toll, MI homes, a couple small builders and a few residents as a result of the May 7 return for the building industry.

AdministrativeFire agreed with an option which might allow Robertson Brothers to proceed with marketing and limited construction in Phase 2 of Mill Ridge.

More communications with Wayne County on the road repairs that have been marked.

Pictures of 5 Mile Road west of Beck taken and an email to Wayne County being prepared.

FD has no exposed, quarantined or sick sta� at this time.

Extortion- A resident advised a subject was requesting money or they would distribute digital content associated to the subject.

OVERDOSE- O�cers responded on a 60 year old male who collapsed and was unresponsive. O�cers found the subject wasn’t breathing and conducted CPR until NTFD arrived. NTFD revived the patient with Narcan and transported him to St Mary’s. O�cers found it was the subject’s third suspected heroin overdose in two weeks.

PARKS, RECREATION & SENIOR SERVICESProgramsO�ering virtual dance classes through Center Stage Dance Company, beginning next week.

Canceled Adult Women’s Volleyball held at the Michigan Elite Volleyball Academy.

Parks & Recreation Facebook page – posted expanded Hopscotch activity w/Shannon Coker, shared Township post with Parks update; posted promotions for Center Stage Dance Company classes.

Senior Services Facebook page – posted virtual visit to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

Instagram – posted expanded Hopscotch activity w/Shannon Coker and promotion for Center Stage Dance Company classes.

Sent email notice to dog park members that MGCP dog park is open, with safety reminders.

Rentals/Program PartnersAngela Jackson, our contractual instructor for Jump-A-Rama programs (youth tumbling, gymnastics, etc.), is o�ering a monthly subscription for at-home activity videos. She is using the fees collected, in cooperation with Pizza Cutter in Northville, to provide pizza for front line workers at Beaumont.

ParksRe-opened Marv Gans Community Park Dog Park.

FacilitiesCompleted cleanup and restoration at new Public Safety Administration entrance sign.

Transportation:2 rides (4/29)

21 Wellness Calls(made by NCC Staff)