FLINT, Michigan–The City of Flint on Monday (March 2, 2020) proposed a FY 2021 budget that invests in retiree pensions, maintains departmental funding, and ends a longstanding practice of transferring dollars from the Water Fund.
“This is a clean budget ...
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Pursuant to Act 267 of the Public Acts of 1976 (Open Meetings Act) and Flint City Charter Section 3-202, notice is hereby given that Mayor Sheldon A. Neeley hereby calls for a special meeting of the Flint City Council scheduled to be held as follows:
FLINT, Michigan–Gov. Gretchen Whitmer met with Flint’s leading healthcare professionals to learn more about the work they are doing to advance infant and maternal health.
Gov. Whitmer and Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley toured Hamilton Community ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today (Feb. 23, 2020) issued his first Key to the City to honor longtime Flint businessman and pioneering leader Robert Boyler.
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FLINT, Michigan–Mayor Sheldon Neeley has ordered the flag at Flint City Hall lowered to half-staff to honor the life and legacy of Richard D. Dicks Sr.
Mr. Dicks served as a City of Flint police officer ...
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FLINT, Michigan–As allowed in the Flint City Charter, Mayor Sheldon Neeley has called a special meeting of the Flint City Council for 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 17, 2020, in the Flint City Council Chambers. The meeting has been called ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley has ordered that two parking spots along Saginaw Street be reserved for seniors making quick trips to Flint City Hall. The Senior Citizen Express Parking option offers free parking for up to 30 minutes.
Located ...
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FLINT, Michigan–Mayor Sheldon Neeley today (Jan. 30, 2020) launched a new campaign to help fight blight in the city of Flint.
“The City of Flint will no longer be a dumping ground,” Mayor Neeley said. “We are increasing cleanups in the city and asking ...
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Flint, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley today (Jan. 24, 2020) announced a coordinated effort in the City of Flint to expand awareness of the 2020 Census and to lead efforts to increase resident participation.
Flanked by members of the newly appointed ...
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A Flint native who heads the Michigan Office of the Clean Water Public Advocate is lending her expertise to the City of Flint. Ninah Sasy is serving as an adviser to the administration to add capacity and strategic planning around ...
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