Wayne County Michigan

Super Saturdays are back, this Saturday! Wayne County is hosting open interviews and we're hiring for two critical roles within our Juvenile Detention Facility. 🗓️ Saturday, October 18 9 AM – 2 PM 📍 5301 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48211 We’re looking for: -Juvenile Detention Specialists -Crisis Response Team Specialists Both positions come with: -Competitive pay ($53K+ and $61K+ starting salaries) -Great health coverage & paid time off -Career growth and pension benefits Be part of a team that’s building safer communities and brighter futures for youth across Wayne County. Check comments to apply in advance.

Looking for a new job? Thinking about a career change? The WayneLINC Resource Fair is helping residents connect to employment, training, and community resources — all in one place. 📍 ACCESS – 6451 Schaefer St, Dearborn, MI Thursday, October 24 10 AM – 2 PM Wayne County will be on-site and actively hiring for County jobs, along with caregiver openings from multiple employers. 💼 Career Coaching + Resume Help 🚗 Driving Privilege Reinstatement 🎓 Education + Job Training Programs 🩺 Healthcare + Nutrition Assistance 🏛️ Services for Justice-Involved Residents 🇺🇲 Veteran Support 🔗 Walk-ins welcome or see comments to register. Bring a resume. Bring a friend.

Wayne County is hosting open interviews and we’re hiring for two critical roles within our Juvenile Detention Facility. 📍 Saturday, October 18 🕘 9 AM – 2 PM 📍 5301 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48211 We’re looking for: 🔹 Juvenile Detention Specialists 🔹 Crisis Response Team Specialists Both positions come with: ✅ Competitive pay ($55K+ and $62K+ starting salaries) ✅ Great health coverage & paid time off ✅ Career growth and pension benefits Be part of a team that’s building safer communities and brighter futures for youth across Wayne County. Please refer to the full job descriptions at waynecountymi.gov/jobs

Congrats to Northville High School student Srihan Sankepalle, named a 2025 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes winner for developing a system to remove microplastics from water.

Wayne County has a new 6-point stormwater management plan designed to reduce flooding and keep our infrastructure working as intended. The County is already hard at work implementing this plan initiated by Executive Warren Evans. Check out the plan below!

Are you ready to take charge of your career? WayneLINC connects you with training, job opportunities, and support services to help you succeed. From career coaching to childcare and transportation assistance, this initiative makes the journey easier. Visit our website or stop by one of our partner locations to get started.

We're excited to see the progress we're already making with our stormwater management plan. County Executive Warren C. Evans sat down with Priya Mann of WDIV Local 4 News/ClickOnDetroit to talk about how this work is improving quality of life for residents across the County. See comments to watch the full interview

Our Wayne County Roads Division is hiring. We’re looking for Public Service Maintenance Workers A-1 to help keep our roads safe and clear year-round through snow, storms, and everything in between. If you have a CDL-A with “N” endorsement and experience in road maintenance or construction, we want to hear from you. Check comments for the link to apply.

September 10 is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. Learn the warning signs, normalize help-seeking, and let people know there is support. Everyone deserves access to help #SuicidePrevention. Find help today at 988lifeline.org #MentalHealthMatters #988

County Executive Warren C. Evans was proud to join Wayne State University in breaking ground on a $200 million Health Sciences Research Building that will drive innovation in medicine and strengthen our community. This facility will advance cutting-edge research in cancer, neuroscience, biology, and infectious disease. This milestone was made possible through true collaboration and partnership. Together, we’re building a healthier Wayne County.