FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that Michael Brown has joined the City of Flint as the new Department Public Works director.
Brown is coming back to work at the City of Flint, having previously served as utilities administrator at the wastewater ...
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FLINT, Michigan—A lawsuit filed by Flint City Councilman Eric Mays was thrown out by the judge overseeing the case because it had no merit.
Mays sued the city for $1 million after he was removed from a City Council meeting claiming his constitutional rights had ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today called on City Council to stop delaying a critically important contract extension for project management of the service line replacement project. Council’s failure to vote on the issue will force work on Flint’s service line replacement ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley today presented a $71-million FY2021-22 proposed budget to the Flint City Council. The balanced budget proposal makes investments in blight cleanup, the City Clerk’s office and the Ombudsperson’s office while keeping staffing levels and expenses stable.
“In this proposed budget, ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley today along with the United States Conference of Mayors declared the first Monday in March “COVID-19 Memorial Day,” in remembrance of those who have lost their lives and in honor of those who continue to suffer from the ...
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Flint, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that the City of Flint has launched a tool to help residents report non-functioning or minimally functioning streetlights throughout the city.
Streetlights serve as both crime deterrents and provide a greater sense ...
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