April 30, 2018 (FLINT, Mich) — Mayor Karen Weaver has sent a letter to United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Director, Chris Korleski, to alert the agency of the decision made by Michigan state officials to ...
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April 16, 2018 (Flint, Mich)— Mayor Karen Weaver met today with Governor Rick Snyder in Lansing. Weaver requested the meeting to discuss his recent decision to close bottled water distribution sites in Flint, other ...
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April 4, 2018 (Flint, MI) – Mayor Karen Weaver issued the following statement today following an announcement from Governor Snyder stating the City of Flint will be released from receivership ...
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(Flint, Mich)— Mayor Karen Weaver is pleased to announce that the City Attorney and Chief Financial Officer have worked with Flint City Council to help restore service to ...
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(Flint, Mich)— As a courtesy to Flint water customers, officials halted water shut offs over the holidays and during extremely cold winter weather spells. However, in an effort to ensure the City of Flint remains financially solvent ...
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February 22, 2018 (Flint, Mich)— The Director of Public Works for the City of Flint, ...
January 22, 2018 (Flint, Mich) – Mayor Karen Weaver issued the following statement today after she learned the state treasurer has approved the changes City officials requested earlier this month, granting the mayor and Flint ...
Continue Reading →Please click on the following link to view an online version of the new Flint City Charter, adopted by voters August 7, 2017, to become effective January 1, 2018.
New Flint City Charter as of 2018
Flint, Mich – Mayor Karen Weaver issued the following statement in response to a motion filed late yesterday regarding the Concerned Pastors settlement agreement:
“The City of Flint remains committed to replacing all lead and galvanized water service ...
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FLINT, Mich– After months of meetings and mediation, Tuesday night the Flint City Council voted 5-4 to approve a 30-year contract for the Great Lakes Water Authority to serve as the City of Flint’s primary water source, ...
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