Mayor Neeley Plans Conversations In The Courtyard

Flint residents are invited to attend Conversations in the Courtyard and meet one-on-one with Mayor Sheldon Neeley.

Flint Launches Major Push To Be Counted As Census Deadline Approaches

The deadline to respond to the Census is Sept. 30.

Flint Will No Longer Be An Arms Dealer, Mayor Neeley Says

The City of Flint has taken 384 guns off the streets permanently.

Flint Receives $220,000 Grant To Fight Blight

The grant will fund increased neighborhood cleanup efforts as part of Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s ongoing efforts to Fight Blight.

$600M Preliminary Settlement Reached In Flint Water Lawsuits

Complete details will be made available once the formal settlement is completed, which is expected within about 45 days.

Street Sweeping Is Back Cleaning Up Years Of Dirt And Neglect In Flint Neighborhoods

The street surfaces are so dirty that Transportation Director John D. Daly is supplementing the street sweepers with a tanker truck.

City Of Flint Customer Service Office To Reopen To The Public

The Customer Service department and City Hall lobby will reopen with limited hours beginning Wednesday.

Flint Launches Final Push To Get The Lead Out; Service Line Replacement Project Set To Finish By Nov. 30, 2020

Residents must consent to having their pipes replaced by Sept. 18, 2020 to guarantee they can be replaced for free as part of this program.

Mayor Neeley Selects Terence Green To Be Next Flint Police Chief

Green currently serves as chief of police in neighboring Mt. Morris Township.

Phil Hart Completes Temporary Appointment As Flint Police Chief

Mayor Neeley thanked Chief Hart for his service, his dedication to the residents of Flint, and his friendship.

Nessel Sends Letter To Whitmer In Support Of Michael Thompson

Michael Thompson, 69, has been in prison for decades for a marijuana-related offense.

Flint Mayor, Crime Stoppers Create New Partnership To Fight Blight

The reward is intended to catch those dumping illegally in Flint — and serve as a deterrent to those who would consider defiling Flint.

In 1 Week, More Than 200 Apply To Become Flint Police Officers

The applications remain open for already certified officers looking to join the team at the City of Flint.

Flint Absentee Ballot Requests Are Due By 5 P.M. Friday

Voters requiring additional information about the Aug. 4 election should contact the Flint City Clerk’s Office at (810) 766-7414.

Flint Drop Boxes May Be Used For Absentee Ballots

In addition, four drop boxes are located in each of the city’s four corners and are staffed with City of Flint Election inspectors.

Important information about reaching Social Security

During the current coronavirus pandemic, Social Security continues to provide help to you and other people in your communities.

Flint Insurance Agent Pleads No Contest In Embezzlement Case

Between 2011 and 2016, the accused took insurance premiums and converted the money to her own use, the AG's office said.

Neeley: ‘Those Who Knowingly Break The Law And Bring Lawlessness Into Our Community Will Face Consequences’

There were 12 shootings in the city over the weekend, six of which occurred at a pop-up party at Hallwood Plaza.

Flint Police Launch Special Recruitment Effort

There is a special opportunity right now for individuals to join the police force who are new to law enforcement.

Flint Mayor Announces 3-Point Plan To Fight Crime In Flint

The announcement comes after Neeley brought together MSP, UM-Flint and Mott C.C. police in a partnership.

Applebee’s Grill + Bar Launches “Apps For Apps” Program

Hiring event for 600 positions across Michigan with open interviews Tuesday, July 28

Flint Launches Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program

No homes have yet been serviced through the program.

Reminder To City Of Flint Voters

Voters requiring additional information about the Aug. 4 election should contact the Flint City Clerk’s Office at (810) 766-7414.

Temporary Water Service Disruption Planned Tuesday And Wednesday In Parts Of Flint

The water will be shut off for additional work on the water line in the area as part of the East Court Street Rehabilitation Project.

New Dropbox For Absentee Ballots Installed In Front Of Flint City Hall

A secured absentee ballot dropbox with 24-hour access and security has been installed in front of the City of Flint Municipal Center.

City Of Flint Awards ReCAST Grants To 11 Community Partners

Each of the mini-grants were for a maximum of $10,000 and help to further the mission of Flint ReCAST.

Questions On Flint Service Line Replacement? Here's Who You Can Call.

The water service line replacement program was temporarily halted under the statewide Stay Home, Stay Safe order, but resumed June 2.

Temporary Water Service Disruption Planned Monday For Kensington Avenue In Flint

It is estimated the shut off will last for approximately 6 hours. The exact amount of time water service will be disrupted could be longer.

Flint Police Chief, City Land Massive Covid-19 Grant

The award will fund COVID-19 response and related expenses in the City of Flint.

Deadline Approaching For Absentee Ballot Requests In Flint

Despite the closure of City Hall, the Clerk’s office has continued to process absentee ballot requests received in the office.

Temporary Water Service Disruption Planned In Flint On Thursday

Work crews also are going door-to-door in the affected area to alert residents of the water disruption.

City Of Flint Collects 163 Water Samples To Test Water Quality

Of the 163 water samples collected, 44 were deemed invalid because paperwork was not properly filled out.

Flint: Proper Placement Of Political Signs

Flint is reminding all candidates for public office that city ordinances forbid the placement of temporary signs in the city right of way.

Flint Water Main Installation To Cause Service Disruption To Residents In Coming Weeks

Homes in the East Court Street area will be connected to a newly installed water main over the next two weeks.

Free Covid-19 Testing For Flint Residents Returns To Shiloh MBC

Testing at Shiloh has been extremely popular with residents with more than 1,200 tests conducted during two previous testing cycles.

City Of Flint Responding To Pop-Up Parties With Additional Enforcement

There have been a series of pop-up parties in the city in recent weeks, sometimes drawing hundreds of young people in crowds.

Flint Mayor Issues Proclamation For City Of Flint To Officially Recognize Pride Month For First Time

The resolution marks the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall riots.

Petitions Available For 3 Flint School Board Seats

Candidates for a school board seat must file petitions with the Flint City Clerk by 4 p.m. July 31.

Flint Distributing Free Masks To Places Of Worship As Part Of Mask Up Effort To Keep Community Safe

The City of Flint is receiving 100,000 masks as part of the Mott Foundation’s donation of 2 million masks to the Flint community.

Flint To Build Grand Traverse Greenway, A New 3-Mile Trail Connecting Flint River And Genesee Valley Trails

A new, 3-mile, paved trail in the City of Flint is one big step closer to being completed.