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The City of Flint’s curbside yard waste removal will resume beginning Monday, April 6, 2015. Residents with yard waste are asked to have it set curbside in approved waste cans weighing less than 50 lbs. or in ...
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As the weather begins to warm, residents are reminded that water main break season is now in full effect. As the frost line underground shifts, so do water mains, and the result is often a break. The City of Flint had more than 400 water main breaks last ...
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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department wants to inform residents in the area of Victoria Ave. between Fenton Rd. and Grand Traverse that water repairs will affect service to residents for most of ...
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At the City Council meeting held on Monday, March 23, 2015, Flint City Council made a motion to “do all things necessary” to return to using water purchased from Detroit and discontinue use of the ...
Continue Reading →Flint Emergency Manager Jerry Ambrose today authorized a restructuring of four outstanding Drinking Water Revolving Fund (DWRF) bonds to allow postponing current principal payments in the total amount of $2.24 million. This action will allow the $2.24 million ...
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The City of Flint has received the final report from water consulting firm Veolia detailing their recommendations on Flint’s water operations. The City of Flint ...
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The City of Flint Planning Commission formally adopted Beyond Blight: City of Flint Blight Elimination Framework at its February meeting. With a five-year implementation timeline, the Framework uses a data-driven approach that brings increased transparency and clarity to the ...
Continue Reading →In preparation for the City of Flint’s joining the Consortium, the City of Flint has proposed an agreement to transfer ownership of a 180 foot Radio Communications Tower to the Genesee County 911 Consortium. While ownership of the tower is transferred to the ...
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) Testing lab has provided results to the City of Flint showing that test results for TTHM levels for the month of February are well within EPA guidelines for safe water. All eight testing sites showed levels of TTHM ranging ...
Continue Reading →The City of Flint is no longer urging residents to run water through their taps to prevent pipe freezing. Now that the weather forecast in Flint is calling for an end to double digit below ...
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