FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today reminded all residents that gatherings of more than 100 people are NOT allowed per Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order. No festivals nor other large gatherings shall be permitted in the City of Flint, in accordance with the ...
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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 and City Council President Monica Galloway are teaming up to ask residents to be courteous of their neighbors and the elderly as they look to celebrate Independence Day.
The City of Flint, in general, ...
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FLINT, Michigan—A senior Trump official lumped Flint in with Minneapolis while wrongly claiming that the City of Flint is operating under out-of-date, use-of-force policies.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Tuesday that limits use of chokeholds to situations when ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint is asking all residents to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity.
The Flint Police Department is working in conjunction with other local agencies to investigate reports that a group or groups of individuals from ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint residents who are interested in being a part of the Black Lives Matter Advisory Council to the Flint Police Department are invited to officially express their interest.
The new citizen-led initiative announced this week by Mayor Sheldon Neeley is ...
Continue Reading →FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley today announced a series of actions being taken by the City of Flint in response to the death of George Floyd. Upon speaking to multiple community members and listening to the ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced today that the city has reestablished important partnerships with other local police agencies to help fight crime.
Mayor Neeley also announced that the Flint Police Department has cut its average response ...
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“We have lost another hero to this deadly disease. Paul Forster, one of the City of Flint’s Neighborhood Safety Officers, passed this morning from COVID-19. Paul helped to serve this city at the ground level, fighting blight and making our community a ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint on Monday ratified contracts with two police unions, including one contract that had not been settled with the union since 2008.
The contracts offer moderate pay increases to police officers, help contain the cost of healthcare ...
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