FLINT, Michigan — The City of Flint income tax deadline has been extended to June 1, 2021 for those who live and/or work in the city.
“This extension is consistent with other government entities and allows us to accommodate residents ...
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Flint, Michigan–Flint residents who are having trouble paying their property taxes can apply for a poverty exemption to get relief from part or all of their bill.
Poverty exemptions are available every year for eligible, low-income homeowners. The deadline to apply this ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley today presented a $71-million FY2021-22 proposed budget to the Flint City Council. The balanced budget proposal makes investments in blight cleanup, the City Clerk’s office and the Ombudsperson’s office while keeping staffing levels and expenses stable.
“In this proposed budget, ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint Treasury Department will waive penalties for residents paying their winter tax bills through Friday, February 19, 2021.
City of Flint winter tax payments are due by February 15. However, February 15 ...
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FLINT, Michigan — City of Flint Assessor Stacey Kaake has been appointed president of the Michigan Assessors Association Board of Directors. The Michigan Assessors Association is an organization dedicated to advancing the field of assessing statewide, especially through education.
“I am looking forward to ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Please be advised: Flint City Hall Customer Service hours, including the walk-up window, have been extended to now serve city residents from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Mayor Sheldon Neeley had the Customer Service walk-up window, located north of the ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that Flint City Hall will partially reopen to the public starting Wednesday as part of a planned, phased-in reopening.
The Customer Service department and City Hall lobby will reopen with limited hours beginning Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020. As ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Early financial estimates indicate that the administration of Mayor Sheldon Neeley saved approximately $2 million in taxpayer dollars in the recently completed fiscal year.
The budget for FY20, which ended on June 30, 2020, called for spending $58 million General Fund ...
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• Since Mayor Sheldon Neeley took office on Nov. 11, 2019, there have been NO water shutoffs in the City of Flint for lack of payment.
• Mayor Neeley ordered water service reconnected to all occupied residences in the City of Flint ...
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