MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – As the nation receives more promising news about COVID-19 vaccines, Macomb County is preparing. The county received a freezer on Thursday to hold the Pfizer vaccine if it does get FDA emergency use authorization. READ: Pfizer: COVID-19 shot 95% effective, seeking clearance soonThe freezer is set to -112 degrees and can hold tens of thousands of vaccines. The county said if all goes well, it may start receiving vaccine shipments in December. The state gave the county one freezer, the rest are being paid for with grants.

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – The city of Sterling Heights will be making building, amenity, service and programming closures starting on Wednesday and lasting at least through Jan. 3, 2021. Sterling Heights has a website (click here) where residents can pay bills and more. ‘3-week pause’: Michigan announces stricter COVID rules: What to knowFirst responders will still be available to respond to all emergencies. Residents experiencing a non-emergency can call the Sterling Heights Police Department non-emergency line at 586-446-2800. Right now, the safety of our residents and employees must be our top concern,” said Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor.