Here are the streets that will be shutting down for the 2022 Ann Arbor Art Fair.

WESTLAND, Mich. Former Westland Police Sgt. In October 2018, former Westland officials Buckley and Leah Maynard were charged in the 2017 death of Westland jail inmate William Marshall. In October, 2018, Westland police announced that the internal investigation found Buckley had violated department policies and procedures. RELATED: Westland police sergeant fired after investigation into jail inmates deathA mistrial was declared in the misconduct in office trial of Maynard, a former EMT. Former Westland EMT Matt Dicosola, also charged in Marshalls death, pleaded guilty in August to intentionally placing false information on medical records.

Ann Arbor's Main Street during the 59th Ann Arbor Art Fair on July 21, 2018. (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - From Townie Party to the Ann Arbor Art Fair, next week will see more downtown street closures than any other week out of the year. Ann Arbor Art FairWhen: 6 a.m. Wednesday, July 17, through Monday, July 22Liberty from South Ashley to South State Street; Ashley Street, Fourth Avenue, Fifth Avenue and Division Street will remain open to through traffic. Thayer, from North University, including the North University intersection, to East Washington. South State Street from East Washington Street to Madison.

ANN ARBOR - The Fourth of July is about to get even cooler in downtown Ann Arbor. After the annual Jaycees 4th of July Parade, head over to Maynard between East Liberty and East William streets between noon and 4 p.m. for a one-of-a-kind spray park experience. The Ann Arbor Fire Department -- in partnership with the State Street District -- will be bringing some trucks and equipment for some family-friendly fun. According to the city, the free event will include the chance to:Spray a real fire hoseSee fire apparatus and equipment on displayMeet some of your local firefighters"The Ann Arbor Fire Department is excited to partner with the State Street District to offer this free family event," Ann Arbor Fire Chief Mike Kennedy said in a statement. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.