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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint will continue accepting consent forms from residents to have their home’s service lines checked for lead and replaced free of charge — but all residents are asked to urgently respond.
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley met with residents today during his first Conversations in the Courtyard and discussed a variety of issues such as blight elimination, ongoing road construction, and sidewalk repairs.
Residents interested in meeting with ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint residents are invited to attend Conversations in the Courtyard and meet one-on-one with Mayor Sheldon Neeley to raise any issues or questions they wish to discuss.
The Conversations in the Courtyard events are a variation on the mayor’s typical open office hours with residents. Residents have ...
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FLINT, Michigan — With just 20 days remaining to complete the 2020 Census, the City of Flint is coordinating a major push to encourage residents to BE COUNTED.
A full count of Flint residents equates to approximately $3 billion in funding for ...
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Residents can complete their Census online at www.my2020census.gov, by phone toll free at 1-844-330-2020, or by attending any one of more than events planned over the next 20 days to help Flint residents BE COUNTED.
If you need assistance, contact City of Flint Census Coordinator Anthony Turner at (810) ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint has taken 384 guns off the streets permanently, ...
FLINT, Michigan—A $220,000 grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation to the City of Flint will fund increased neighborhood cleanup efforts as part of Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s ongoing efforts to Fight Blight.
Through this grant, the City of Flint will be able ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today issued a reminder to residents to be cautious and to use only reliable sources for information on the Flint water settlement.
Details of the agreement are still coming together, so residents should be ...
Continue Reading →Mayor Sheldon Neeley issued the following statement regarding the settlement of the water lawsuit, which was announced today by the state of Michigan:
“As a resident of Flint, I would like to thank Gov. Whitmer. We appreciate her leadership with this issue that she inherited and ...
Continue Reading →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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