The Southfield Community Relations Department produces a number of publications for the City that communicate important news and information in addition to promoting various City departments, events, programs and services. In addition to various brochures, newsletters and other promotional materials, Community Relations also produces the City's award-winning annual report/calendar and Southfield Living, the official City newsletter.
City of Southfield Fact Sheet
City of Southfield Fact Sheet (PDF)
Southfield Living City Newsletter
Southfield Living, the official city newsletter, is distributed to all homeowners, apartment dwellers and businesses in Southfield. The newsletter is packed with important information about the city of Southfield and the surrounding community. The newsletter offers residents useful information. Additional copies of Southfield Living may be obtained at the Neighborhood & Information Center on the main level of Southfield City Hall at the Municipal Campus, 26000 Evergreen Road (at Civic Center Drive), or downloaded below.
- Southfield Living, Volume 22, Issue 2, Fall 2024/Winter 2025
- Southfield Living, Volume 22, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2024
- Southfield Living, Volume 21, Issue 2, Fall 2023/Winter 2024
- Southfield Living, Volume 21, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2023
- Southfield Living, Volume 20, Issue 2, Fall 2022/Winter 2023
- Southfield Living, Volume 20, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2022
- Southfield Living, Volume 19, Issue 2, Fall 2021/Winter 2022
- Southfield Living, Volume 19, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2021
- Southfield Living, Volume 18, Issue 1 Spring 2020
- Southfield Living, Volume 17, Issue 1 Summer 2019
- Southfield Living, Volume 16, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2018
- Southfield Living, Volume 15, Issue 2 Fall 2017/Winter 2018
- Southfield Living, Volume 15, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2017
- Southfield Living, Volume 14, Issue 2 Fall 2016/Winter 2017
- Southfield Living, Volume 14, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2016
- Southfield Living, Volume 13, Issue 2 Fall 2015/Winter 2016
- Southfield Living, Volume 13, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2015
- Southfield Living, Volume 12, Issue 2 Fall 2014/Winter 2015
- Southfield Living, Volume 12, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2014
- Southfield Living, Volume 11, Issue 2 Fall 2013/Winter 2014
- Southfield Living, Volume 11, Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2013
- Southfield Living, Volume 10, Issue 2 Fall 2012/Winter 2013
Annual Report/Calendar
Each year, the Southfield Community Relations Department publishes an attractive wall calendar for all Southfield residents and businesses. The annual report/calendar features a wealth of municipal information, stunning photographs of Southfield, and a convenient overview of city programs and events throughout the entire year. The calendar also contains an advertising insert filled with valuable coupons and other ads purchased by area businesses, which helps to offset printing costs. The calendar’s design, produced entirely in-house by the Community Relations Department, is intended to inspire the City’s 73,000 residents and over 10,000 businesses. It is also designed to sell Southfield to the rest of the world as one of the premier residential and business communities in Michigan or the Midwest. To obtain a printed copy, please stop in the Neighborhood & Information Center located inside City Hall.
2024 Calendar/Annual Report (PDF)
Resident Handbook
Whether you are a long-time resident or new to the City of Southfield, this handbook provides an overview of (almost) everything you need to know about living in Southfield. Every resident has a vested interest in keeping Southfield clean and attractive. Please follow these guidelines and do your part to keep Southfield beautiful by maintaining your home and neighborhood. If you see a potential code or appearance issue, call the City’s special hotline Eyes on Southfield at (248) 796-EYES (3937) 24-hours a day, seven-days a week to report it. Together, we can keep Southfield beautiful!
Southfielder Spotlight
The City of Southfield is home to more than 76,000 residents from a wide array of diverse backgrounds. Many very notable individuals reside or have resided within our city limits, from well-known professional athletes to successful businesspeople, community activists, authors, entertainers and artists. It is no surprise that so many interesting people from varied backgrounds call Southfield home, because let’s face it – every Southfield resident is unique. The Southfielder Spotlight brings attention and recognition to residents of Southfield that have a special skill, talent, activity, hobby or other unique trait that would be of interest or inspiration to other residents.
Check out previous issues of the Southfielder Spotlight below:
- Southfielder Spotlight on Steven Griffith and the Park Services Team
- Southfielder Spotlight on Woodford Station
- Southfielder Spotlight on Alexandria Hughes
- Southfielder Spotlight on Betty Ruoss
- Southfielder Spotlight on Billy Davis
- Southfielder Spotlight on Susan & Vince Gallant: Farmbrook Grows
- Southfielder Spotlight on Francine R. Stevenson: Author
- Southfielder Spotlight on Giselle A. Jackson: Author
- Southfielder Spotlight on Ira Russell: Relief Sculptor
Nominations for future editions of the Southfielder Spotlight can be emailed to communityrelations@cityofsouthfield.com. Include your name and contact information as well as the name, contact information and a short description of the person you are nominating. Self-submissions are also welcome. Let us know what they (or you) do or have done that is interesting or unique.
The City of Southfield will feature selected candidates on the City’s website, social media and in future issues of Southfield Living city newsletter.
Promotional Materials
In addition to producing numerous city publications, Community Relations also produces a number of other City-related promotional materials. The department writes and distributes all City press releases, fact sheets, and media advisories to inform media outlets about the latest City news and events. The department also develops brochures, flyers, and other collateral materials that promote various City departments, programs and services.