ON THE ROAD
WITH TONY...
Welcome to our May newsletter!
The big news is that the Macomb County Clerk's Office was selected for two National Awards. With over 5,000 communities eligible for the awards, only 28 awards were given out, with our Clerk's Office being the only jurisdiction to receive two awards!
I hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend, with a chance to remember all those who fought to preserve our freedoms! Members of our Clerk's Office staff participated in this year's St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade, paying tribute to our veterans.
Also, our Fraud Notify system is now helping to protect over 14,000 Macomb County residents. Participants are notified via email when a Macomb County real estate document was changed in any way. Have you signed up yet!!
Please see our video feature below on how easy it is to set up your Fraud Notify alerts.
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ONLY COUNTY IN THE COUNTRY TO RECEIVE TWO AWARDS
CLERK'S OFFICE RECEIVES TWO
NATIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS
Our Macomb County Clerk’s Office has been selected for two 2025 national awards.
The first award recognized “Civic Interaction and Public Trust” for its improvements and innovations in the Jury Room for the 16th Judicial Circuit Court, located at 40 N Main.
The second award was given for “Operational Efficiency” in both its Register of Deeds and Vital Records departments at its offices at 120 N Main.
The Macomb County Clerk's office was the only office in the country to be recognized for two awards.
For more info about Clerk’s Office services, please visit the website at macombgov.org/clerk.
Macomb Daily -- Saturday, May 24, 2025
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What You Do About Mistakes Are Important
Nobody is perfect. Mistakes happen.
What you do about the mistake is what is important. You will always see me brag about how much our people care about the service we provide.
Here is just one example. Watch this video until the end.
Click on the picture on the right to launch video feature.
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Clerk's Office Participates in 72nd Annual
St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade
 Clerk Forlini and members of his Clerk's Office staff participated in the 72nd annual St. Clair Shores Memorial Day Parade on Sunday, May 25. Please enjoy the slideshow below!
The parade, which traveled nearly two miles along Harper Avenue, featured military groups, service organizations, high school bands, dance groups, elected officials, entertainers and celebrities.
 CLICK HERE to see our slide show!.
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Clerk Forlini Visits Clinton Township
Senior Adult Center
 Clerk Forlini had a fantastic time at the Clinton Township Senior Adult Center, speaking about Macomb County’s Free Fraud Notify service.
There are now over 14,000 Macomb County residents signed up for the service. You can sign up for "Fraud Notify" alerts and help protect your Macomb County real estate! Click on the link below to participate:
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Macomb County Board of Canvassers Completes Canvass of May Election
 Special thanks to our Macomb County Board of Canvassers, who recently completed the canvass of the May 2025 Election.
Pictured above are (from left) Canvassers Joyce Aragona, Vice Chair Alysa Diebolt, Chairperson Nancy Tiseo and Sarah Stovall.
The bi-partisan board is responsible for reviewing and analyzing the results of all elections to determine who has been nominated or elected. After the general election, the board delivers certificates of election to the County Clerk. The board also conducts recounts of certain offices.
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22 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE COUNTY
Our Beloved Front Desk Officer Retires
Our beloved front desk officer -- John Clements -- recently retired. John always went beyond the call of duty, answering questions and helping queue County residents for Vital Records, Register of Deeds and CPL Licenses. The former 25-year Eastpointe Police Sergeant, worked an additional 22 years for the County, all with a big smile and occasional song.
"Over the years, I have worked at all of the County Buildings, but my time at the 120 N Main Street Building has been my favorite, because of all the friendly staff, friendly visitors and all the good service we provided," John told us.
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