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You’re invited, Flint! Join Mayor Neeley at the site of the future St. John Street Neighborhood Memorial Park for a free community event. Please join us for an announcement, light refreshments, and walking tours of the park site. Learn more: cityofflint.com/youre-invited-…

Downtown Flint's bricks are open! All Flintstones are invited to celebrate this Friday, July 26 at 3 p.m. Mayor Sheldon Neeley and Flint & Genesee Chamber will host a ribbon cutting alongside the businesses that make downtown Flint a thriving, vibing community hub!

Mayor Sheldon Neeley, the City of Flint, and its partners @flintandgenesee, FlintDDA celebrated the reopening of Saginaw Street downtown Friday with a ribbon cutting in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Flint native #MadisonOlivia performed for the crowd before the ribbon-cutting.

Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley is sending a resolution to the Flint City Council next week that would allow more low-income Flint residents to qualify for a 50% reduction in their property taxes through the Homeowner Property Exemption (HOPE) program. cityofflint.com/mayor-neeley-p…

Mayor Neeley has partnered with the St. John Street Historical Committee on a vision for a park to commemorate the neighborhood that was demolished to make way for I-475 in the early 1970s. The memorial park will keep the stories of St. John alive for future generations.

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) today announced that the City of Flint’s Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) monitoring has shown the 90th percentile for lead to be 1 part per billion (ppb). Learn more: cityofflint.com/egle-lead-leve…

Open for business: Mayor Sheldon Neeley and the City of Flint welcome residents and visitors alike to come enjoy the newly renovated bricks and sidewalks of Saginaw Street. Come enjoy the amenities and atmosphere of Downtown Flint!

Good News, Flint! Flint’s summer traditions returned with renewed energy, bringing crowds and commerce to downtown Flint’s newly renovated Saginaw Street.

Orchard Lane is freshly paved from Fremont to the dead end, along with 17 other neighborhood streets! The City of Flint Transportation Division and Mayor Sheldon Neeley are working to make neighborhood streets safer every day.

New grant-funded recycling and trash carts will be delivered to every residential household in Flint beginning in mid-September. Delivery will be completed by mid-October 2024. ♻️

Mayor Sheldon Neeley has ordered flags at Flint City Hall to be lowered to half-staff beginning Friday, September 6 to honor Flint Police Officer Byron Norris, who passed away unexpectedly on September 4. Learn more: cityofflint.com/mayor-neeley-l…

Online bill pay services have been restored, following a cyber attack that began August 14. Flint residents can now pay water, sewer, and tax bills online at: invoicecloud.com/cityofflintmi For more updates, please visit: cityofflint.com/internal-netwo…

Sidewalk repairs are underway in Flint neighborhoods, thanks to a $4 million ARPA allocation for maintenance of street trees in the public right-of-way and sidewalks impacted by these trees and their root systems. Find out more: tinyurl.com/yhawzehs

The City of Flint Blight Team was out in force today, cleaning up a First Ward neighborhood. Mayor Sheldon Neeley is committed to removing hazardous blight and improving quality of life in neighborhoods. To report blight, call 810-237-2090 or visit: CityofFlint.com/Blight

Free recycling and trash carts are on their way to Flint homes! Delivery began September 16 and will continue through mid-October. All homes will have received carts by October 31 at the latest. Learn more: CityofFlint.com/Recycling

Thanks to all of the Flint residents who participated in the Comprehensive Plan discussion last night! Mayor Neeley encourages residents to come share their thoughts and be a part of shaping Flint’s future. Please join us September 19 at 5:30 p.m. at Hasselbring Senior Center.

4 Michigan battery projects awarded $355M in federal funding crainsdetroit.com/politics-polic…

Battery maker NanoGraf announced today that it will set up shop in Flint, bringing jobs and huge potential for growth, thanks to $60 million in US Department of Energy funding under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Learn more: cityofflint.com/nanograf-to-bu…

It was an honor to welcome NanoGraf to Flint today! Mayor Neeley joined Dr. Francis Wang, CEO of NanoGraf and many other partners to celebrate the US Department of Energy's $60 million grant to support this 100% US-owned company's expansion into Flint.

📷Nico Mendoza✏️Ron Fonger The Flint Journal: The city put its own ambulances into service for the first time in more than 20 years on Tuesday, Oct. 1, aiming to cut down on what officials say are unacceptable wait times for emergency help in Flint. mlive.com/news/flint/202…