School district · Madison Heights, MI
Madison Public Schools
Madison Public Schools is a public school district serving grades Pre-K–12. NCES counted 947 students across 5 schools in 2024-2025.
What this office handles
- Enrollment
Other Madison Heights services
- City hallCity HallCity Hall can be contacted for general inquiries and for wedding ceremony requests.(248) 588-1200
- ClerkMary DaleyThe City Clerk's Department is responsible for the official records of the City and its employees attend various City Council and board meetings. The office also handles bicycle registration, coordination of permits and licenses, and issuance of animal licenses and certified copies of vital statistics.(248) 588-1200
- ElectionsElections DivisionThe Elections Division is administered by the City Clerk and is responsible for voter registration, providing lists of registered voters upon request, and conducting Federal, State, County, and City elections in accordance with election laws.(248) 588-1200
- TreasurerMadison Heights Treasurer / tax paymentsThe Finance and Treasurer's Department provides comprehensive financial services to the City government, including monetary collections and maintaining financial transactions. It is also responsible for treasury functions, tax, and utility billing.(248) 583-0845
- PoliceMadison Heights Police DepartmentThe Madison Heights Police Department encourages community awareness and invites citizens to help make Madison Heights a more pleasant, comfortable, and safe place to live, work, and play.(248) 585-2100
- FireFire DepartmentThe Fire Department is responsible for the protection of life and property from fire, responding to residential, commercial, and industrial fires with specialized equipment. It also provides Advanced Life Support EMS services, responds to hazardous materials incidents, confined space rescue, tunnel rescue, and trench rescue, and conducts fire protection and prevention efforts.(248) 588-3605