Special July 4 Curfew for Minors in Effect
To ensure public safety during Flint’s Fourth of July celebrations, the Flint Police Department will enforce a special curfew for minors under the age of
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Mayor Sheldon Neeley – Building a Better Flint
Mayor Sheldon Neely discusses regional collaborations, Flint’s recovery from the water crisis & his strategic plan for revitalization.
Flint Launches Wellness Wednesday Initiative to Support Community Health
The City of Flint is proud to announce the launch of Wellness Wednesday, a new weekly health and wellness resource series beginning Wednesday, June 25,
Expanding In-Home Plumbing Program; Council Advances Partial Funding
FLINT, MI — The City of Flint continues to prioritize the health and safety of its residents by working to expand its In-Home Plumbing Program,
Cooling Stations Opening Amid Ongoing Heat Advisory
FLINT, Mich. – In response to high temperatures forecasted for this weekend and early next week, the City of Flint is activating Cooling Stations from
Flint Ramps up Blight Elimination Effort with Church Demolition at Hamilton & Saginaw
FLINT, MI — Monday morning at 10:00 a.m., the City of Flint held a press conference at the site of a long-blighted former church located at
Celebrating Black Excellence and Economic Empowerment with the Black Wall Street Festival
The City of Flint invites residents and visitors to celebrate Black entrepreneurship, culture, and community at the Black Wall Street Festival on Saturday, June 21,
Sixth Year Recognizing Juneteenth as a Holiday
The City of Flint will commemorate Juneteenth for the sixth consecutive year as a municipal holiday on Thursday, June 19, 2025. In observance, City Hall
Over 300 Flint Youth Attend Safe & Clean Summer Job Event
FLINT, MI — More than 300 young people attended the Safe & Clean Summer Initiative job application event Thursday evening at the Clio Road Service Center, demonstrating a powerful demand
City of Flint Hosts Safe & Clean Summer Job Application Event for Youth Ages 15–19
Administration Moves Forward Despite Council Inaction FLINT, MI — As part of Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s Safe & Clean Summer Initiative, the City of Flint is hosting a
Fire Department Surpasses $900,000 in Ambulance Revenue, A Milestone in Emergency Medical Service Delivery
Flint Fire Department has reached a major milestone in its emergency medical services (EMS) operations, collecting over $900,000 in ambulance service revenue since launching in
Administration Stands Firm with Flint Police Amid Heightened Threats and Misinformation
The City of Flint administration is aware of the statement issued by the Flint Police Officers’ Association (FPOA) and share their concerns. The Administration reaffirms
City of Flint Reaffirms Support for Peaceful Protest, Condemns Threats and Outside Incitement
FLINT, MI — The City of Flint reaffirms its strong support for the First Amendment rights of all residents to peacefully protest and engage in civic
City of Flint, State of Michigan Sign Income Tax Agreement
New Partnership Enables Streamlined Tax Filing, Tax Refunds and Tax Payment Options for Flint’s City Income Tax in 2027 LANSING, Mich. – Flint Mayor Sheldon
Flint Proposes $510K Investment to Expand In-Home Plumbing Program
FLINT, Mich. — The City of Flint administration has proposed reallocating $510,000 in ARPA funds to the In-Home Plumbing Program. The measure, which is pending
Mayor Neeley Issues Proclamation Declaring June, Pride Month
FLINT, Mich. – Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley has issued a proclamation declaring June to be Pride Month in the City of Flint. Mayor Neeley cites
Flint to Request Additional $200K for Tree Removal Program
FLINT, MI — In response to last week’s severe storms and high winds that caused significant tree damage across the city, the City of Flint
City Hall to Close in Observance of Memorial Day
FLINT, MI — The City of Flint will close City Hall on Monday, May 26, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day. City offices will reopen
EPA Lifts 2016 Emergency Order on Drinking Water
The City of Flint affirms continued commitment to clean, safe, and reliable water for all residents FLINT, MI – After nearly a decade of sustained