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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 water customers who have had their ...
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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 and fulfills its legal obligations, water ...
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February 22, 2018 (Flint, Mich)— The Director of Public Works for the City of Flint, Rob Bincsik, and Interim ...
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 City Council more governance authority and ...
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 lines leading to homes in Flint. ...
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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, and utilize Genesee County as a ...
Continue Reading →FLINT, Mich – Mayor Karen Weaver issued the following statement today after learning a U. S. District Court Judge dismissed the case against her and the City of Flint filed by former City Administrator, Natasha Henderson:
“I am thankful the case has been dismissed. As ...
Continue Reading →Flint, MI – Mayor Karen Weaver issued the following statement Wednesday after the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality filed suit against the City of Flint as a result of City Council’s refusal to approve the Mayor’s water source recommendation:
“While disappointing that ...
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Flint, MI –Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette filed new charges today in the investigation into the Flint Water Crisis. Standing with members of his team of investigators, Schuette announced he has charged Michigan Department ...
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