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Organizations & Posts Royal Oak Senior Citizens Advisory Committee – Board Member
If you are interested finding out more information about the Royal Oak Senior Citizens Advisory Committee or if you want to volunteer time at one of local Senior Centers please visit their website at: ci.royal-oak.mius/senior/index.html Royal Oak Precinct Delegate to County Convention – Precinct 14 In the summer of 2006, Andrew launched his improbable race for the position of Precinct Delegate to County Convention for Royal Oak’s Precinct 14. Despite Andrew being challenged by an impressive contender, a challenger with strong community ties, Andrew pulled out a come from behind 109 to 98 victory. Even then, he stood out among candidates, going door-to-door distributing his home-made flyers and earning votes one conversation at a time. As a Precinct Delegate, Andrew has continued to work on the issues that represent the ideals and aspirations of so many Royal Oak residents. Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce
Andrew recognizes the importance of supporting local businesses. As a co-owner and managing partner of one of Michigan’s most recognized moving companies, Andrew is a regular attendee to the monthly Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce events. In fact, many of the services and products that Andrew purchases for his company are directly from other Royal Oak Chamber members. Andrew thinks local and buys local because he is local. For more information about the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce please visit their website at: http://www.royaloakchamber.com/ Royal Oak Nature Society Today, we have 50 parks, over 57 acres of nature preserves, and 2 public nine- hole golf courses throughout the city of Royal Oak. Our residents have a vested interest in each and every piece of property. Andrew supports the Royal Oak Nature Society and is committed to protecting Royal Oak green space. Andrew has cemented his commitment to preserving Royal Oak green space by becoming a member of the Royal Oak Nature Society. Through Andrew’s volunteering and charitable donations he hopes to continue to prove that each of our parks and recreational areas offer our Royal Oak residents economic, social and environmental value. For more information about the Royal Oak Nature Society please visit there website at: http://www.ci.royal-oak.mi.us/nature/index.html Royal Oak Community Coalition
Increasing Public Safety for Royal Oak residents is one of Andrew Androff’s top concerns. That is why he is a strong supporter and ally of the Royal Oak Community Coalition. The best way to increase public safety is by helping Royal Oak transition into a Proactive Community. Unfortunately, becoming a Proactive Community does not happen overnight. It usually evolves from a negative event or series of negative events that spark a community’s desire to develop and launch an offensive or preventative strategy to protect the public. Many of you are aware of the well publicized drug abuse and overdose problem that exists in our city today. In the last year alone, 10 deaths have been attributed to drug overdoses. Step one to becoming a Proactive Community is getting residents more involved with the Royal Oak Community Coalition. For more information about the Royal Oak Community Coalition please visit their website at: http://www.ci.royal-oak.mi.us/ropc/index.html Fraternal Order of Police
Michigan Movers Association – Board of Directors
February 17th,
2006, Andrew Androff was elected onto the Michigan Movers Association
Board of Directors. At the age of 27, he was the youngest member
elected to reside on the board. The Michigan Movers Association
is a non-profit association that represents movers and service providers.
The association’s goal is to foster, develop and promote the
highest standards of conduct and service to the public regarding
the moving industry. Andrew has just rounded his first term on the
board and was recently asked by the board to sit on a sub committee
that will oversee the modernization of the associations published
tariffs. To find out more information about the Michigan Movers
Association please visit their website at: http://www.mimovers.org. |
On
December 15, 2006, The Royal Oak City Commission approved the appointment
of Andrew Androff to the Royal Oak Senior Citizens Advisory
Board. Andrew currently sits on the board as one of the
two non-senior board members. As a board member, Andrew surveys
the needs of seniors and helps develop programs to help meet those
needs. He advises the City Commission and City Manager on all matters
relating to senior citizen services. Andrew fights to maintain the
services that our local seniors have come to depend on.
Everyday,
Police Officers dedicate their lives to protecting and serving Royal
Oak and surrounding communities. It is Andrew’s belief that
these courageous men and women should be supported through education,
legislation, information, and community involvement. That’s
why, in March 2007, Andrew submitted his application to join the
“Fraternal Order of Police” (FOP). Through his current
and future involvement and contributions, Andrew aims to join the
Fraternal Order of Police in an effort to help build a Proactive
Community.
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