Dexter, United States (Local)
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Chelsea Police Chief Kevin Kazyak reported to the City Council that two of the more serious offenses were reports of sexual assault. One is pending approval from the prosecutor's office. The investigation is complete, and two charges were submitted. The other charges were denied because the prosecutor's office did not believe there was sufficient evidence.
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Deputies responded to 803 calls for service in September. Washtenaw County Deputies The report also shows an increase in police activity during the first nine months of 2026 compared with the same period last year, particularly in traffic enforcement and vehicle thefts.
Two of Dexter's three planned historical signs have been installed, giving residents and visitors a new way to explore downtown's past.
By: Doug Marrin
Mighty Good Coffee's move from Main Street in Ann Arbor to Dexter has brought more than a coffee roastery to Bishop Circle. With the opening of Notable Cafe, customers now have a place to enjoy the coffee where it is roasted, alongside food shaped by collaborations with neighboring businesses.
By: Doug Marrin
Reported crime declined 3.8% in communities patrolled by the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office during the first eight months of 2026, while calls for service increased, according to the agency's latest Community Safety Snapshot.
Halloween fun arrived early in downtown Saline as families gathered for Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Held in the KeyBank parking lot at West Michigan Avenue and West McKay Street, the event brought costumed children together for an evening of trick-or-treating among decorated vehicle trunks. A Teal Table offered an allergy-friendly option, allowing children to exchange candy for small toys and novelties. These photos and video capture some of the evening's costumes and Halloween spirit.
An agreement between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Gelman Sciences LLC calls for expanded investigation, contaminated soil removal and increased groundwater treatment to address the Gelman plume in parts of Ann Arbor and Scio Township.
By: Doug Marrin
Dexter received a clean audit for the 2025-26 fiscal year, with rising property tax revenues, improved pension funding and most major fire station construction costs already reflected in the city's financial statements.
By: Doug Marrin
Holiday lighting, a playground project and a scheduled fire station move were among the updates provided to Dexter City Council at its Oct. 26 meeting. Community Development Manager Michelle Aniol and City Manager Justin Breyer reported on the following items.
Dexter City Council approved a four-year transportation plan outlining major work on Broad and Hudson streets, neighborhood resurfacing and maintenance intended to extend the life of roads throughout the city.
