City Administrator Natasha Henderson presided over the City’s
Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony Friday evening, which honored fallen local police and
firefighters. She was accompanied by Fire Safety Officer Christian Perkins, Police Chief James
Tolbert, Council President Kerry Nelson and David and Vida Fisher, the parents of a ...
The City of Flint Holiday Tree lighting event will take place on Friday, December 18th. The event will begin at 4:30 in front of City Hall.
As in years past, trees with blue lights honoring fallen police officers, red lights honoring fallen firefighters (one each) will be accompanied by a tree with standard white lights on ...
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For the second year in a row the Flint Police Department will be teaming up with the Salvation Army of Flint and Genesee County to help raise ...
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The City of Flint Police Department is proud to announce that it now has a second K-9 team on the job. Flint Police Officer Andrew “Andy” Grocholski and his new K-9 Partner Sonitrol (named for the company sponsoring the dog) have graduated the Oakland ...
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Flint City Hall will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 30, 2016.
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The Flint Police Foundation has been awarded a $1,087,107 grant from the Ruth Mott Foundation to implement its North End Community Crime Strategy (NECCS). The strategy targets changes in community infrastructure, culture and physical environment in order ...
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The Flint Police Department is allowing its officers the chance to go unshaven for the month of November for a good cause. “Movember” as it’s called is a month long awareness campaign for men’s health in which men grow beards ...
Continue Reading →The following statement from Police Chief James Tolbert is in regards to an incident that happened at Brownell Elementary School.
“The City of Flint Police Department takes pride in its commitment to protect the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens, especially children. ...
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As the week of Halloween approaches, the Flint Police Department is asking for volunteers to help patrol the city’s neighborhoods beginning the evening of Friday, October 30th and continuing through Saturday the 31st. The Flint Police Department Citizens’ Radio Patrol ...
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The City of Flint has been selected by the United States Department of Justice (U.S. DOJ) to join the Violence Reduction Network (VRN), a comprehensive approach to reducing violent crime in communities around the country. Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates ...
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