With President Biden preparing to make Juneteenth an federal holiday today, Mayor Sheldon Neeley today released the following statement:
“The City of Flint is proud to have been a leader in the fight to make Juneteenth an officially recognized holiday. We came together last year to ensure this ...
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FLINT, Michigan — The City of Flint is requesting public comment at a Public Meeting for the proposed conversion of Miller Road (Ballenger Highway to Hammerberg Road) from a 4-lane roadway with two travel lanes ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint will once again recognize June as Pride Month. Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley in 2020 became the first mayor to recognize June as Pride Month in the City of Flint.
Recognizing Pride Month is a ...
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Shared as a courtesy: A press release from the Flint Juneteenth coalition
Contact: April Cook-Hawkins at (810) 210-5045
FLINT, Michigan — This year’s Juneteenth celebrations are going to be the biggest ever in the City of Flint, including a new 3-day festival with a Champions Parade, gospel ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Flint residents can safely dispose of non-commercial tires during the City of Flint’s free tire recycling event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 8, 2021.
“The tire buyback event is one of ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Mayor Sheldon Neeley will host a community update at 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 2021, as part of his ongoing efforts to gather resident input into the City’s funding priorities. This community update will focus ...
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FLINT, Michigan—As the City of Flint approaches the 7-year anniversary of the start of the Flint water crisis, Mayor Sheldon Neeley is announcing that the City expects to complete three major water infrastructure projects this year.
“There is still more work to ...
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FLINT, Michigan—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley welcomed Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Thursday to a Flint vaccination site, highlighting efforts to do outreach and ensure the vaccine is accessible to all.
“We still have work to do to fight this deadly virus. Getting vaccinated ...
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Flint, Michigan–Flint residents who are having trouble paying their property taxes can apply for a poverty exemption to get relief from part or all of their bill.
Poverty exemptions are available every year for eligible, low-income homeowners. The deadline to apply this ...
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FLINT, Michigan — Please be advised that City Hall offices are closed in observance of Good Friday, April 2, 2021.
Waste collection service in the City of Flint will continue as normal and WILL NOT be impacted.
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