City of Birmingham
151 Martin St.
P.O. Box 3001
Birmingham, Mi. 48012
248-644-1800
Fax 248-644-5614
FOR
ANY EMERGENCY CALL 911
The following
information is provided for non-emergent inquiries.
Birmingham
Police Department
248-644-3405
Birmingham Fire Department
248-646-1127
Birmingham
Recreation Department
248-644-1807
Ice Sports Park
2300 E. Lincoln
Birmingham, Mi.
248-645-0730 (31)
Baldwin Public Library
300 W. Merrill
Birmingham, Mi.
248-647-1700
Birmingham-Bloomfield
Art Association
1516 S. Cranbrook Rd.
Birmingham, Mi.
248-644-0866
Founded in 1957, the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Association is a regional art
center
offering classes for adults, teenagers and children. Over 100 classes are
offered each term in media such as pottery, jewelry, painting, drawing,
printmaking,
art history, calligraphy, watercolor, pastels and many more. The BBAA also has a
changing exhibition schedule in its galleries showing work from students,
faculty, and
community groups as well as national touring exhibitions. The BBAA has a Gallery
Shop where works of art can be rented or purchased. Workshops, tours, summer Art
Camp, lectures, fairs and a variety of special events are also offered. The BBAA
is located on the corner of Cranbrook and Fourteen Mile Road. Please call for
information on classes, programs or becoming a member at (248)
644-0866 or fax (248) 644-7904.
The Community House
380 S. Bates
Birmingham, Mi.
248-644-5832
The Community House, a non-profit organization, welcomes all people to its facilities in downtown Birmingham. We provide educational, social and cultural programs, child care, employment assistance, meeting rooms, banquet and catering services, and group travel activities. We continually seek new ways to enrich people's lives and reach out in response to the ever-changing needs of the communities we serve.
Birmingham-Bloomfield
Chamber of Commerce
124 West Maple
Birmingham, Mi. 48009
248-644-1700
Birmingham Youth
Assistance
2121 Midvale
Birmingham MI 48009
(248) 642-4882
Birmingham Youth Assistance (BYA) is a
community-based program developed
by volunteers who live and/or work in the Birmingham area. Its purpose
is to strengthen youth and families and to reduce the incidence of
juvenile delinquency, child abuse, and neglect. BYA is a partnership of
Oakland County Probate/Circuit Court-Family Division, Birmingham Public
Schools, sponsoring municipalities, and volunteer citizens.
Michigan Dyslexia Institute, Inc.
Central Offices
Lansing, Mi.
1-800-832-3535
A non-profit organization serving children and adults with dyslexia.
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