The below table contains the names and email addresses of the elected Committee Chairpersons of Area 33.
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Area 33 Officers Contact Information
The below table contains the names and email addresses of the elected Officers of Area 33.
Officer Officer Name Email Delegate Cheryl B. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@etageled33aera Alternative Delegate Edgar L. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@etageledtla33aera Chairperson Sean A. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@nosrepriahc33aera Records Secretary Shannon H. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@yratercessdrocer33aera Registrar Andrew B. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@rartsiger33aera Secretary Jean C. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@yraterces33aera Treasurer Tracey T. gro.imes-aa.gnigats@rerusaert33aera Updated
CPC Committee Volunteers Needed
The Area 33 Cooperation with the Professional Community is seeking new members to assist us with our mission.
Expense Report Form (2024)
Please download the below-linked PDF file to submit expenses for reimbursement.
Web Committee Report – May 2024
After some delays, the new website will be launched Memorial Day weekend (Sun May 26)!
The staging website (https://staging.staging.aa-semi.org) has been up since shortly after the last Area Assembly, and there has been a prominent link on the homepage for over 1 week now. So far, there has been little feedback.
After the new website launches, the Web Committee will turn our focus toward leveraging our Google Workspace account to meet the communication & collaboration needs of Committees, Districts, and Area Officers within Area 33. There is a LOT more here than just Email, and we’re only scratching the surface of what we CAN do.
Also, I’m pleased to announce that Kevin M. has accepted the position of Web Co-Chair. Kevin’s experience will be a huge asset as we operationalize the ongoing maintenance of the new site AND focus on supporting Committees/DCMs communications and collaboration needs.
Contact me!
I want to understand the technology needs of Committees and DCMs. I want to help us all find supportable, long-term solutions that will protect our legacy beyond your particular rotation in your current service role.
Sean S.
Website Committee ChairpersonAlternate Delegate’s Role & Responsibilities
The Alternate Delegate prepares to assume the Delegate’s responsibilities should the Delegate be unable to continue any duty. He or she presides at the Area Committee meeting, assists the Delegate whenever needed, sets up and coordinates the Area 33 GSR school, coordinates Area 33 GSR District workshops, Pre-Conference, Service Fair, reviews and edits Area Assembly minutes received from Secretary and maintains Area 33 communications with past delegates.
Welcome Statement
The Southeastern Michigan Area 33 of Alcoholics Anonymous welcomes you!
As a participant in the activities of area service, you will find many new and exciting opportunities to help carry the message of A.A. to your companions in recovery, as well as to the alcoholic who still suffers.
The experience of A.A.’ s past and the hope of its future have been entrusted to each of us.
Problematic Bulletins and Events
We have drafted these posting guidelines to minimize the controversy that arises around certain types of posts, especially as they relate to interpretation of the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions.
Retreats & Workshops
In the past, we have received postings for retreats and/or workshops,followed by numerous requests to take those postings down.
If your Bulletin or Event might be considered a retreat or workshop, please review the information below BEFORE submitting it:
- <include 1-3 links to aa.org publications/guidelines on this topic>
- <include 1-3 questions for self-reflection on this topic>
Similarly, if you are concerned that a particular retreat or workshop posting violates your interpretation of a particular tradition, we urge you to read the above guidelines prior to Reporting Objectionable Content <LINK>.
Raffles & Fundraisers
In the past, we have received Event postings mentioning fundraisers or raffles, followed by numerous requests to take those postings down.
If your Bulletin or Event might be considered a raffle or fundraiser, please review the information below BEFORE submitting it:
- <include 1-3 links to aa.org publications/guidelines on this topic>
- <include 1-3 questions for self-reflection on this topic>
Similarly, if you are concerned that a particular raffle/fundraiser posting violates your interpretation of a particular tradition, we urge you to read the above guidelines prior to Reporting Objectionable Content <LINK>.
(Non) “Conference-Approved” Literature
In the past, we have received postings mentioning the use of literature published by organizations other than A. A. World Services, Inc. or A.A. Grapevine, Inc., followed by numerous requests to take those postings down. This is commonly referred to as Non-“Conference-Approved” literature.
If your Bulletin or Event mentions any published literature, please review the information below BEFORE submitting it:
- <include 1-3 links to aa.org publications/guidelines on this topic>
- <include 1-3 questions for self-reflection on this topic>
Similarly, if you are concerned about the literature mentioned in a posting, we urge you to read the above guidelines prior to Reporting Objectionable Content <LINK>.
Fellowship-Focused Outings
In the past, we have received postings for “social” or “fellowship”-focused events, followed by numerous requests to take those postings down.
If your Bulletin or Event could be perceived primarily as a social outing, please review the information below BEFORE submitting it:
- <include 1-3 links to aa.org publications/guidelines on this topic>
- <include 1-3 questions for self-reflection on this topic>
Similarly, if you are concerned whether a fellowship- or social-focused outing “qualifies” to be considered an AA Event, we urge you to read the above guidelines prior to Reporting Objectionable Content <LINK>.
Repeat Postings
In the past, we have received repeated postings from some individuals attempting to promote or otherwise draw attention to specific meetings or meeting venues. We have come to view these repeated postings, without any significant modification or new information added, to be an abuse of posting privileges.
Please review the information below BEFORE re-submitting previously-posted content:
- <include 1-3 links to aa.org publications/guidelines on this topic>
- <include 1-3 questions for self-reflection on this topic>
Similarly, if you are concerned about a repeat posting, we urge you to read the above guidelines prior to Reporting Objectionable Content <LINK>.
Geography (District 14)
Northwestern Wayne County (Livonia / Plymouth / Canton / Wayne / Westland / Northville areas)
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Geography (District 13)
Dearborn (W of Rouge River) / Dearborn Heights / Inkster / Garden City
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Business Meeting (Districts 11 & 12)
District 11 & 12 Combined Business Meeting
District Order 11 Monthly Schedule Third Monday Of The Month Meeting Start Time 6:30 PM Venue Name Northline Church (Corner of Roosevelt and Champaign) Venue Street Address 22140 Champaign St Venue City Taylor Venue State MI Venue Zipcode 48180 Venue Country United States DCM Name DCM Email gro.imes-aa.gnigats@2111mcd po-box District 11 & 12
P.O. Box 571
Allen Park, MI 48101
Geography (District 8)
Redford Twp (S of Puritan) / Brightmoor, Rosedale Park, Grandale, Westside neighborhoods of Detroit
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Geography (District 7)
Dearborn (E of Rouge River) / Melvindale / River Rouge / Springwells, Delray neighborhoods and S tip of Detroit
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Geography (District 6)
Eastern Market, E & W Villages, Jefferson Chalmers neighborhoods of Detroit
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Geography (District 4)
City of Highland Park / University District, Sherwood Forest, Bagley, North-Central neighborhoods of Detroit
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Geography (District 10)
Grosse Pointe Communities / Harper Woods / Morningside, Cornerstone Village neighborhoods and Eastern tip of Detroit
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Geography (District 9)
Redford Twp (N of Puritan) / Old Redford, Five Points, Schaefer, Evergreen, Northwest neighborhoods of Detroit
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