Hazel Park Civic Action Network
Build community in Hazel Park, MIMake friends while making an impact locally
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Membership includes access to our Discord server, where we:
Hazel Park Calendar
HPCAN events and other community events that HPCAN members plan to attend.
In Hazel Park, there are two proposals on the August election ballot:
- Oakland County Enhancement Millage
-Hazel Park District Library Millage Renewal
HPCAN does not endorse any candidates for office.In a primary election, like August 4th's, voters choose whether they want to vote on in the Republican primary or Democratic primary.Here are the partisan positions up for primary election in Hazel Park on the August 4th ballot:
- Governor
- U.S Senate
- U.S Congress - 11th district
- State Senate - 10th district State - - Representative - 14th districtThere is also a nonpartisan primary for:
- 6th Circuit CourtFor more information about partisan candidates, Oakland County Times releases candidate videos here:
8:30a - 4:30p on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday12p - 8p on Thursday July 30th
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Precinct 1 - Tabernacle Baptist Church: 22323 S. Chrysler Dr.
Precinct 2 - Community Center: 620 W. Woodward Heights Blvd.
Precinct 3 - Hazel Park Jr. High: 22750 Highland Ave.
Precinct 4 - Church of the Nazarene: 696 E. Mahan Ave.
Precinct 5 - Hazel Park High School: 23400 Hughes Ave.
Precinct 6 - Hazel Park Jr. High: 22750 Highland Ave.
OUR MISSION
HPCAN connects people who care about Hazel Park. We build friendships and take action. We volunteer, educate voters, and stand up for our community.•We build community by getting involved and working together.•We volunteer to support local groups like the library, the Beautification Commission, and the schools.•We help people vote by making easy-to-understand guides about elections and policies.•We speak up for our city. We learn how local government works and build relationships with leaders.•We welcome change and keep learning together.OUR VISION
Civic Engagement - we believe in the power of individual and collective actions to address issues of public concern and create meaningful change in our community
Compassion - we are committed to fostering a community where empathy and the desire to alleviate others’ distress guide our actions
Connection - we strive to build relationships rooted in mutual respect, where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued, and where judgment is replaced by support
Equity - we are dedicated to ensuring fair treatment, access, and opportunity for all, while working to eliminate systemic barriers to full participation
Progress - we are focused on continued growth, rather than trying to be perfect, striving to always be improving, adapting, and learning