FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint is reminding all residents that the long-standing phone number for service line replacement service continues to be active and staffed by personnel.
Those with questions on their service line replacement — including those who previously declined to participate ...
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FLINT, Michigan—A temporary water service disruption is planned for Monday, July 20, 2020, for Kensington Avenue from East Court Street to Calumet Street as work crews continue making much needed repairs to the city infrastructure.
The water will be shut off for additional ...
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FLINT, Michigan–Through the leadership of Police Chief Phil Hart, the City of Flint has secured a grant for $411,348 from the Department of Justice — one of the state’s largest awards.
The award will fund COVID-19 response and related expenses ...
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FLINT, Michigan—A temporary water service disruption is planned for Friday, July 17, 2020, for Woodside Drive from East Court Street to East Fork Drive.
The water will be shut off for crews to do additional work on the water line in the area ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley said he is continuing to work with City Clerk Inez Brown to ensure she has the full support and resources necessary to conduct the upcoming elections.
The City Clerk oversees all elections in the ...
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FLINT, Michigan—A temporary water service disruption is planned for Thursday, July 16, 2020, for Woodlawn Park Drive from East Court Street to Linwood Drive.
The water will be shut off for crews to do additional work on the water line in the area. ...
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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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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint collected 163 water samples as part of a massive effort to test water quality.
Even though collection efforts were halted for two months to comply with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order as well as to ...
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Below is a statement issued July 14, 2020, by the Department of Planning and Development:
The City of Flint is reminding all candidates for public office that city ordinances forbid the placement of temporary signs in the city right-of-way.
The full ordinance is available here. Political signs can ...
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FLINT, Michigan – Homes in the East Court Street area will be connected to a newly installed water main over the next two weeks, according to Spalding DeDecker, the city’s construction engineering contractor on the project. As part of that ...
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