A new online registry allows caregivers to share medical information, de-escalation techniques and other details about an ...

The Sterling Heights Police Department is making an effort to better respond to individuals with different disabilities.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Sterling Heights Police Department Detective Lindsey Pappas at 586-446-2800. More: Missing in Michigan Metro Detroit police officers participate in ...

Sterling Heights Police Department has become one of the first agencies in the area to implement a special needs registry, providing emergency crews with critical information about some of the ...

A 27-year-old man is in critical condition after leading Sterling Heights police on a car chase and crashing on Interstate 94 early Monday, officials said. Police said the Detroit resident was ejected ...

A Michigan police officer is being praised ... according to a Facebook post from the Sterling Heights Police Department. The tense footage that was released by the department shows Maciejewski ...

A crash that occurred Saturday afternoon involving six vehicles left two deceased and several injured. At 6:18 p.m. April 12, Sterling Heights police and firefighters were called to a crash involving ...

Sterling Heights Police launch a Special Needs Registry to improve emergency responses for individuals with disabilities.

The Sterling Heights Police Department’s Honor Guard fundraiser ... 586-493-7836 or via email at [email protected]. Road Watch: Macomb and Metro Detroit construction week of ...

Read full article: Sterling Heights Fire Department becomes first in Michigan to utilize remote ... The fire is being investigated by both the city’s police and fire departments.

The Sterling Heights Police Department has become one of the first agencies in the area to implement a special needs registry, providing emergency crews with critical information.