FLINT, Michigan — City of Flint Assessor Stacey Kaake has been appointed president of the Michigan Assessors Association Board of Directors. The Michigan Assessors Association is an organization dedicated to advancing the field of assessing statewide, especially through education.
“I am looking forward to ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Please be advised: Flint City Hall Customer Service hours, including the walk-up window, have been extended to now serve city residents from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Mayor Sheldon Neeley had the Customer Service walk-up window, located north of the ...
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FLINT, Michigan–A water valve has broken causing water service to be temporarily disrupted in the area of E. Carpenter Road while repairs are made. Water service is expected to be restored in about an hour.
Streets affected include Morningside, Pemberton, Yorkshire and Touraine drives.
FLINT, Michigan—Flint Police Chief Terence Green and Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley are urging residents to protect themselves by avoiding house parties. House parties have been linked to deadly violence in the city, and they are inherently dangerous (and illegal) because of ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint City Council today supported a $20 million settlement to benefit Flint residents and children impacted by the Flint water crisis.
Mayor Sheldon Neeley thanked City Council members for their thorough consideration of the issue, which will allow the ...
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FLINT, Michigan–Flint City Council is scheduled to vote on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020 to decide whether or not it should approve a $20 million payment from the City’s insurance carrier to go to Flint residents.
The ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today continued his tradition of lighting dual holiday trees in celebration of the season, although the events were significantly different this year to reinforce the importance of adapting traditions to help prevent the spread of ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint has completed its lead and copper testing required under the Safe Drinking Water Act more than one month ahead of schedule.
The City of Flint must collect at least 60 samples from homes ...
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FLINT, Michigan–After decades of neglect, Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced his administration in 2021 will plan to invest millions of dollars into repairing the City’s local roads and installing new speed control measures.
“Moving forward we will be spending ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Noting that under his leadership the City of Flint has never shut off residents’ water for lack of payment, Mayor Sheldon Neeley declared water as a human right during his 2020 State of the City address on Tuesday, Dec. ...
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