Ten years after the water crisis, the City of Flint and Mayor Neeley are committed to ensuring Flint residents have access to clean water. More
Mayor Neeley says improved walkability helps prepare Flint for a “Safe and Clean Summer” Sidewalk repair and maintenance of trees in city-owned right-of-ways will begin
On April 3, 2024, at 10 p.m. the City of Flint Sewer Department was notified of an oil spill into the Flint River at the
The City of Flint is in the process of reviewing bids and selecting a vendor to manufacture state-of-the-art trash and recycling carts. The City of
Flint City Hall will be open to the public from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Friday, March 29 and will be closed from 1-5 p.m. in
Saginaw St. will be closed between First and Kearsley Sts. in downtown Flint beginning Monday, March 11 as the final phase of the Saginaw St.
Thank you to our City of Flint Transportation team! Crews have been out since early this morning and will continue to plow and salt the
The City of Flint is preparing for the forecasted winter storm and urges residents to refrain from parking on public streets today and tomorrow so
Twice yearly testing shows lasting impact of water infrastructure improvements The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) today announced that the City
The City of Flint is sharing several updates for Flint residents about city services during the holidays and the waste collection schedule, as well as
Priority Waste collection service will be delayed by one day Flint City Hall will be closed to the public Thursday, Nov. 23 and Friday, Nov.
Flint City Council approves Priority Waste rate-freeze and contract extension through 2028, ensuring City of Flint can implement new carted waste collection system The Flint
It’s time to BAG IT! in the city of Flint. Leaf and compost collection will continue in Flint through Friday, December 1 this year and
The Flint City Council will consider a contract extension for Priority Waste again at a special meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. The City of Flint
Statement from Flint City Administrator Clyde Edwards:Flint City Council violates charter requirement to hold regular meeting Last night, the Flint City Council broke quorum during
Tonight, the Flint City Council has another opportunity to approve a contract extension with Priority Waste that would provide enhanced waste collection services for Flint
Three audible crosswalk devices have been installed on Saginaw St. at the intersections of Union, Kearsley, and First Streets. Another three devices will be installed at Second, Third, and Fourth Streets in the coming weeks.
Crews will re-lay bricks between Court and Third Streets over the next six weeks and continue construction between Second and First Streets concurrently. Utility upgrades and brick restoration between Second and First Streets are expected to be complete by the end of November 2023 as planned.
The City of Flint will host a Tire Buyback event in partnership with the Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission, Saturday, October 14, 2023 from 9