Warren, MI city services
Warren city services are listed here in one place: 9 departments and offices, from city hall and water billing to trash, permits, police non-emergency and the library. Each entry has its verified phone number, opening hours and a link to the official page to pay a bill, apply for a permit or report a problem.
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City hall & administration
- City hallCity HallWarren City Hall is open from 8:30-5PM and houses various city departments across its four floors, serving as a central hub for residents to access services and information.(586) 574-4500
- ClerkCity ClerkThe City Clerk is custodian of most city records, certifies actions of the City Council, administers oaths, issues licenses and permits, and serves as the Chief Election Officer, administering all Federal, State, School, and Local Elections.(586) 574-4557
Bills, taxes, permits & parking
- TreasurerTreasurer's OfficeThe Treasurer's Office is responsible for collecting, safeguarding, and allocating all city revenues, including property taxes, special assessments, fees, licenses, and water revenues. They also act as the tax collection agent for all taxing units within the City.(586) 574-4542
- Building & permitsBuilding DivisionThe Building Division is responsible for enforcing building codes and zoning ordinances, and maintaining records related to the construction, alteration, or demolition of buildings or structures. Its mission is to provide an efficient user-friendly permit process and maintain accurate records for a high standard of living in the City of Warren.(586) 574-4504
Public safety & courts
- PolicePolice DepartmentThe Warren Police Department aims to serve the community and protect lives, rights, and property with integrity, equality, and justice. They focus on community policing, officer training and wellness, and evidence-based policing to keep Warren a safe and welcoming place.(586) 574-4700
- FireFire DepartmentThis page provides a form to request a Fire Station Tour or other services from the Fire Department, such as a Career Day visit. It also lists the Fire Department as one of the city's departments.(586) 574-4500
Trash, recycling & streets
Library, parks & community
Voting & elections
Macomb County services for Warren residents
Courts, the sheriff, deeds, marriage licences, health services and more are handled at county level.
Macomb County servicesInformation from cityofwarren.org, checked September 24, 2026. This is an independent local guide, not the official City of Warren site — for official business use cityofwarren.org.
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