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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 — 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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FLINT, Michigan — In his first State of the City, Mayor Sheldon Neeley highlighted the importance of unity and teamwork in his administration’s achievements so far and in continued efforts to ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the City of Flint celebrated recent progress being made to improve and safeguard the quality of drinking water in Flint. Regional Administrator Kurt Thiede also announced a new partnership to train local high school graduates for careers ...
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FLINT, Michigan–Mayor Sheldon Neeley is urging residents to take advantage of a unique opportunity to save up to $75 for three months on their water bills.
Mayor Neeley worked in conjunction with the city’s Office of Public Health to create ...
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FLINT, Michigan–The City of Flint has worked with its insurance company to add an additional $20 million to the state’s water-related civil lawsuit settlement to further compensate ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Because of the rapidly increasing number of cases of Coronavirus locally and statewide, the City of Flint again will close temporarily to the public effective Nov. 16, 2020. However, residents can continue to ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Given the dramatically increasing number of COVID-19 cases, the City of Flint is warning residents not to go door-to-door trick-or-treating. Instead, families are encouraged to celebrate Halloween by attending events that follow COVID safety protocols.
Mayor ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley is urging residents to follow all safety protocols when trick-or-treating this Halloween.
Families are especially encouraged to look for non-traditional trick-or-treating options that institute additional safety protocols. Mayor Neeley is co-hosting events with five community organizations ...
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FLINT, Michigan—In light of the state Supreme Court’s order that nullifies Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive orders, Mayor Sheldon Neeley today pledged to continue ensuring residents of the City of Flint have access to water.
“We remain in the middle of a pandemic and washing ...
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