FLINT, Michigan—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that he is doubling the reward for information leading to the arrest of anyone dumping tires in the City of Flint.
Just days after a tire buyback program in Flint, the City of Flint ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of a Mt. Morris Township man, who is accused of dumping in the 2100 block of Proctor Street. Police have surveillance video of the crime, the suspect, and his vehicle.
The case ...
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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—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 – For the first time in at least seven years, the City of Flint is deploying its street sweepers into residential areas. Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that a caravan cleanup crew has worked its ...
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FLINT, Michigan–The City of Flint and Crime Stoppers have created a unique new partnership to help clean up Flint neighborhoods by utilizing Crime Stoppers’ proven record of successfully helping to solve crimes.
Crime Stoppers will offer a reward of up to $1,000 for information that ...
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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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• The City of Flint is dramatically increasing the number of blight cleanups in the City of Flint.
• We are seeing roughly the same number of blight complaints as previous years, but our cleanup efforts have increased 40 percent.
• Even ...
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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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Purpose of the Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau (AHB) was established by the City of Flint to help prevent, reduce, and eliminate blight by enforcing various blight violations related to the Code of Ordinances. AHB hopes to ...
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