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  1. Streetscape in Downtown Midland with christmas trees, snow, and lighting

    Holly Jolly Days Brings Holiday Spirit to Downtown Midland

    Festive activites include free horse and carriage rides, an Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl, holiday shopping deals, and the Jingle Bell Fun Run. Read on...
  2. A white electric transit van with its side accessible door open

    Dial-A-Ride to Receive Electric Transit Van from Consumers Energy

    The gift of the Ford e-transit van and a charging station was awarded through Consumers' PowerMIFleet program and will join the fleet in 2024. Read on...
  3. A graphic of a train with a yellow light blazing out into the dark blue night

    Celebrate the Season with the Library at Winterdaze

    Enjoy an evening of winter-themed family fun including Santa visit, holiday treats and crafts, a magic show, and Touch a Truck with City snow plows. Read on...
  4. Santa Claus&#39 white gloved hand with a glass of cocoa and a cookie

    Kids Can Register to Get a Call from Santa Claus

    Parks & Recreation's Santa Calling program will make phone calls to registered Midland area kids December 5-7 from 6-8 p.m. Read on...
  5. Two young girls in holiday attire stand with two Grinches in Santa costumes

    Jingle Bell Fun Run to Heat Up Downtown Midland

    The free 1-mile fun run/walk will be held Thursday, November 30 at 6:30 p.m. beginning at the corner of Ashman and Main Streets. Read on...
  6. Calculator with bills

    Winter 2023 Tax Bills Mailing in December

    Winter taxes are payable without penalty or interest beginning December 1 through February 14, 2024. A fee appiles on taxes paid after the deadline. Read on...
  7. A tractor pushes orange and brown leaves down the street

    Final Curbside Leaf Collection Begins November 27

    The final round of fall leaf collection will begin in Area B on Monday, November 27. Residents in all areas should rake to the street now to prepare. Read on...
  8. Citizens Academy 2023

    Applications Now Open for 2024 Citizens Academy

    The 10-week program features weekly classroom-style sessions with City departments and behind-the-scenes tours of City and County facilities. Read on...
  9. Toy cars in a parking lot

    Reminders of City Parking Rules

    If you'll have a houseful of family or friends this holiday season, it may be a wise idea to refresh your knowledge of the City's parking ordinances. Read on...
  10. Calculator with bills

    Midland Board of Review Meets December 12

    The Board will consider poverty exemption applications and any clerical errors or mutual mistakes of fact at its final meeting of 2023. Read on...
  11. A Santa Claus in a red suit waves to the camera with green and red lights around him

    Parks & Recreation Recruits Santas for Annual Program

    Volunteer Santas and Mrs. Clauses can sign up to participate in Santa Calling, which places magical calls to local children December 5-7. Read on...
  12. A multicolored mural of a soaring bird and flowers on a white wall outside Ace Hardware in Downtown

    Open Vacancy on Downtown Development Authority Board

    The position, whose term expires in May 2027, attends bi-monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of odd-numbered months at 3 p.m. Read on...
  13. Midland City Modern mural with bright flowers, rays, and origami

    Share Comments on Proposed Master Plan at Upcoming Events

    Midlanders are invited to attend open houses, one-on-one chats, and a virtual live Q&A session to share input on Midland City Modern. Read on...
  14. A white smoke detector on a black background

    Test Life Safety Devices During Daylight Saving Time

    Midland Fire Department reminds residents to test and replace life safety devices in their homes as they change clocks on Sunday, November 5. Read on...
  15. Beautification flowers

    City to Recognize Beautification Efforts at Annual Awards

    Thirteen residential and three commercial properties will be honored at this year's Appreciation of Beautification Awards on November 2. Read on...
  16. Two white women, one younger and one older, hold hands in the older woman&#39s lap

    Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Group at the Library

    Caregivers for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease and dementia are invited to attend an upcoming support group meeting at the Grace A. Dow Library. Read on...
  17. A tractor pushes orange and brown leaves down the street

    Curbside Leaf Collection Begins October 30 in Area B

    Crews will begin collecting leaves curbside in Area B, then proceed to Areas C, D, and A in the coming weeks. Read on...
  18. A row of black mailboxes on a green lawn with red flags

    DPS Reminds You to Shake Your Mailbox

    With snow plowing season approaching, Public Services reminds you to ensure your curbside mailbox is secure and in line with USPS guidelines. Read on...
  19. Main Street in Midland at sunset with people and a band filling the streets

    New Survey Collects Inputs for 2024 Pedestrian Plaza

    The short survey asks respondents about their activities Downtown during the three-month closure of Main Street to vehicle traffic. Read on...
  20. Two women looking at a screen

    One-to-one Tech Help Available at the Library

    Residents ages 18+ can reserve a time to work with a librarian on computer skills, SMART devices, and mobile devices. Read on...
  21. A City Strive coin in a wooden holder that says &#34Above & Beyond&#34

    Self Receives City Strive Award for Stewardship

    Construction and Traffic Supervisor Lane Self received the recognition for his work on several projects that will reduce costs and improve efficiencies. Read on...
  22. A group of books open on a red background

    Library Participates in Freedom to Read Week

    Staff from the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library joined representatives from Michigan public libraries to educate on the importance of literary freedom. Read on...
  23. Main Street in Midland at sunset with people and a band filling the streets

    Main Street Pedestrian Plazas Close for 2023 Season

    City staff will begin removing outdoor amenities, seating, and dining spaces during the first week of October to reopen Main Street to vehicle traffic. Read on...
  24. Gerstacker Spray Park

    Spray Parks Close for the Season

    Gerstacker and Longview spray parks and Thrune Park will close at dusk on Sunday, October 8 for the winter. Read on...
  25. Airport Manager Sarah Pagano with MAAE President

    Airport Manager Pagano Receives Two Aviation Industry Awards

    Sarah Pagano received recognitions from the Michigan Aeronautics Commission and the Michigan Association of Airport Executives. Read on...
  26. A metal rake with green leaves and branches

    Fall Free Yard Waste Collection Begins October 2

    Beginning October 2 through the end of the yard waste collection season, stickers will not be required on paper compost yard waste bags or blue City bins. Read on...
  27. A forest stream with green trees, flowing over grey rocks

    Help Keep Streams & Waterways Clear This Fall

    Residents can help prevent overland flooding and keep local waterways flowing by clearing debris, including grass clippings, leaves, and branches. Read on...
  28. A cemetery grave site with flowers

    Remove Decorations from Midland Cemetery

    Families maintaining plots at Midland Municipal Cemetery should remove flowers, decorations, and receptacles from plots by October 1. Read on...
  29. Midland City Modern mural with bright flowers, rays, and origami

    Draft of Midland City Modern Master Plan Now Available for Review

    The City's new proposed Master Plan, the guiding document for growth and development for the next 30 years, is now available for public review. Read on...
  30. (L-R): Dial-A-Ride Supervisor Rod Merillat, Director of Public Services Karen Murphy, Dial-A-Ride Ma

    Bidwell Receives City Strive Award for Innovation

    Dial-A-Ride Manager Amy Bidwell was nominated for her work to secure a federal grant to purchase electric vans for the City's DART fleet. Read on...
  31. A white dirty baseball sits in an old brown baseball mitt

    Local Pitch Hit Run Winners Head to State Finals

    Several local baseball and softball players who won their age groups at the local PHR event will compete in the state championships at Comerica Park. Read on...
  32. The exterior of Midland City Hall

    Laura Stowell Promoted to Director of Fiscal Services

    Stowell, who began her career at the City in March 2023 as the city controller, brings over 40 years of finance experience and 20+ years in public fiscal services. Read on...
  33. The red single-lan Currie Parkway Bridge over the river

    Currie Parkway Bridge Reopened to Eastbound Traffic

    The bridge, which had been closed since October 2021 due to damage from an overweight vehicle, has reopened with a new ramp deterrent. Read on...
  34. A Caucasian man&#39s hand rests on the keyboard of a laptop computer

    Online Payments Now Available for City Property Taxes

    City property owners can now pay non-escrowed outstanding property tax bills by credit card or electronic check. Payment fees vary. Read on...
  35. A yellow garbage truck holds a green dumpster in front of it

    New Curbside Collection Rules Take Effect July 1

    The changes include new fines for unbagged refuse and mixed refuse and yard waste, fees for excessive heavy item and brush volumes, and more. Read on...
  36. Calculator with bills

    Summer 2023 Property Tax Bills Coming Soon

    City property owners will begin receiving their Summer 2023 tax bills soon, with taxes payable without penalty through September 15, 2023. Read on...
  37. A City Strive coin in a wooden holder that says &#34Above & Beyond&#34

    Holzinger Receives City Strive Award for Teamwork

    Budget Analyst Heather Holzinger was recognized for her dedicated support of the City's utilities departments and her work on Concept 5. Read on...
  38. A small, plastic green garbage can

    New Landfill Disposal Fees Take Effect July 1

    Increases to disposal of certain types of waste at the Landfill include fees for demolition material, yard waste, industrial waste, and more. Read on...
  39. A push lawn mower sprays up green grass

    Reminder of Grass and Weed Trimming Ordinance

    Residents are reminded that grass and weeds on properties located in the city limits cannot exceed ten (10) inches in height. Read on...
  40. A City Strive coin in a wooden holder that says &#34Above & Beyond&#34

    Caldwell Receives City Strive Award for Safety

    Ken Caldwell, a 20-year driver for the City's Dial-A-Ride Transportation service, received the Safety First award for his incredible driving record and demeanor. Read on...
  41. A black 95 gallon recycling bin with a green lid

    New Recycling Bins Coming Soon for Curbside Customers

    New recycling contractor GFL Environment Inc. will begin delivering new bins to curbside customers on June 5. Current brown bins will be collected. Read on...
  42. A baseball sits at home plate in a red dirt field

    Local Pitch, Hit, & Run Winners Announced

    Baseball and softball players in four age groups competed in the annual skills competition, with the winners possibly advancing to a regional contest. Read on...
  43. A push lawn mower sprays up green grass

    Reminder of Weeds and Tall Grass Ordinance

    Property owners are reminded as summer approaches that grass and weeds cannot exceed ten (10) inches in height on any property in the City limits. Read on...
  44. A City Strive coin in a wooden holder that says &#34Above & Beyond&#34

    Wray, Wilson Receive City Strive Employee Awards

    The awards were given for exemplary acts of respect and inclusion (Wray) and integrity and professionalism (Wilson). Read on...
  45. A person writing on a form with a pen

    Reminder for City Solicitor's Licenses

    Individuals and organizations who will be going door-to-door in the City are reminded that they must secure a solicitor's license before doing so. Read on...
  46. A chain link fence with &#34free&#34 written on it in tape

    Reminders for Sign Usage & Vehicle Ads

    As rummage sale season comes into full swing, residents are reminded to abide by the City's signage ordinances for advertising their sales. Read on...
  47. The exterior of Midland City Hall

    Komara Named to Replace Retiring City Attorney

    MPD Administratrive Lieutenant Komara will replaced current City Attorney Jim Branson, who will retire after more than 20 years in December. Read on...
  48. Samples of beer sit in a wooden flight tray

    Downtown Midland Retires Tapped Beer Festival

    Significant staff requirements, location availability, and limited product availablility all contribute the decision to move on from the annual event. Read on...
  49. Marcie award 450x335

    Marcie Post Receives Recreation Leadership Award

    Post, the City's assistant director of public services, receives the award for her 20+ years of leadership and contributions to the parks and recreation industry. Read on...
  50. Citizens Academy 2023

    Citizens Academy Graduates Class of 2023

    Twenty-three new alumni have graduated from the 10-week program, which includes classroom sessions, facility tours, and more. Read on...
  51. Exterior of the City Forest Chalet with a wreath

    City Forest Chalet Closed for the Season

    The City Forest chalet and equipment rentals are now closed, but visitors can still snowshoe, cross-country ski, and sled, weather permitting. Read on...
  52. A peaceful stream with sunlight

    Help Keep Waterways Clean & Debris-Free

    With spring coming soon, residents are reminded to help keep waterways and catch basins clear of yard waste, debris, and other outdoor materials. Read on...
  53. Traffic cones

    2023 Road Construction Schedule Announced

    Street reconstructions and water main replacements are planned citywide, including work on E. Ashman Street, Patrick Road, and more. Read on...
  54. A small, plastic green garbage can

    Saturday, Evening Hours Planned for Landfill

    Saturday hours will be offered once per month April to November, while the Landfill will be open until 6 p.m. every Wednesday during this time Read on...
  55. A man&#39s hand holds up a black tv remote against a flat screen tv in a living room

    MCTV Launches New On-Demand Video Service

    The new service provides a more user-friendly experience for watching City government meetings, MPS programming, and community media. Read on...
  56. Water Reclamation Facility from above

    City Wastewater Operations Rebrands to Water Reclamation

    The rebrand aims to more accurately reflect the department's and facility's role in environmental stewardship and the water lifecycle. Read on...
  57. A calculator with pink, orange, and green paper clips

    Free Financial Planning, Investment Tools at the Library

    Patrons can log in to Financial Ratings Series Online using their Grace A. Dow Memorial Library card to access the tools at no cost. Read on...
  58. Calculator with bills

    Winter 2022 Tax Payments Due Soon

    City property owners are reminded that Winter 2022 property tax payments are due without penalty by Tuesday, February 14. Read on...
  59. A gold trophy with fun colorful background

    Submit Nominations for City Strive Employee Awards

    Residents are invited to nominate City staff members who provide exemplary service for an award through the new recognition program, City Strive, Read on...
  60. MFD ladder truck

    Midland Fire Department Announces Promotions

    Lt. Mark Laux was promoted to batallion chief and Jim Daveluy and Bob Hoffman were promoted to lieutenant in December 2022. Read on...
  61. Two yellow City snow plows at night with green lights flashing

    Reminder of City's Snow Removal Rules

    Residents are reminded that private plowing of public city streets and placing snow from private property into a public right-of-way are prohibited. Read on...
  62. Gerstacker Winners 2022

    Peake, Pomranky Honored at Annual Gerstacker Awards

    Firefighter Ed Peake and Officer Steve Pomranky were recently awarded the 2022 Gerstacker Firefighter and Police Officer of the Year, respecively. Read on...
  63. The exterior of Midland City Hall

    Taglauer Named Code Official of the Year

    The City's chief building official has been a member of the Building Department since 2005 and has filled his current role since 2018. Read on...
  64. A group of election signs next to a road with cars

    Reminder of Signage Placement Ordinances

    Temporary signage of any kind cannot be placed in the outlawns or the City right-of-way or it will be removed or disposed of by City staff. Read on...
  65. Fire Marshal John Jurek

    City Promotes John Jurek to Fire Marshal

    Jurek brings over 20 years of firefighting and fire safety experience to the role, including over 18 years with the Midland FIre Department. Read on...
  66. A white and red Dial A Ride bus parks on a street next to a black bus shelter

    DART Receives Federal Grant for Zero-Emission Vans

    The $167,000 grant from the Federal Transit Administration will purchaes two new zero-emission electric transit vans for the Dial-A-Ride fleet. Read on...
  67. Buttles Street corridor from a drone camera

    MDOT Sets Public Open House on Preliminary Buttles Designs

    Attendees can hear a formal presentation from MDOT and review preliminary street designs and a project timeline for the Buttles Street redesign. Read on...
  68. A small, plastic green garbage can

    Landfill Disposal, Service Fees to Increase July 1, 2022

    Landfill users are reminded that, effective July 1, fees will increase on various waste types and services for the first time on 30 years. Read on...
  69. New City Clerk Lacey Todd

    Lacey Todd Promoted to City Clerk

    Todd was previously promoted to deputy city clerk in 2020 after having worked in the Downtown Development Authority and City Clerk's office. Read on...
  70. The exterior of Midland City Hall

    City Promotes Stone to Assistant City Manager

    Effective March 21, Director of Human Resources & Labor Relations Carol Stone will assume the newly-created role of assistant city manager. Read on...
  71. A man&#39s hand holds up a black tv remote against a flat screen tv in a living room

    MCTV Content Now Available on Mobile, Streaming Devices

    Viewers can find local government, education, and public access programming on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and mobile devices. Read on...
  72. A yellow garbage truck holds a green dumpster in front of it

    New Service: Reserve a Borrow-A-Container Online

    Residents can now reserve a Borrow-A-Container up to 30 days in advance through the City's online reservation system free of charge. Read on...
  73. A black MPD SUV sits on green grass in front of the Tridge on a sunny day

    MPD Awarded Grant for 3D Scene Scanner

    The $65,000 gift from the Midland Area Community Foundation will purchase a 3D scene scanning system to improve crash and crime scene investigations. Read on...
  74. Chief Mosher 450x335

    City Promotes Mosher to Midland Fire Department Chief

    A longtime first responder and nine-year veteran of MFD, the current assistant chief brings decades of experience and knowledge to the new role. Read on...
  75. An aerial photo of Midland&#39s Tridge and the downtown area, including the river

    City Receives $5.5 Million in Grant Funding from HUD

    The funds will be used to address flood-related housing challenges, resiliency planning, and recovery efforts from the May 2020 event. Read on...
  76. An aerial photo of Midland&#39s Tridge and the downtown area, including the river

    City Receives Grants for Miracle Field, Library, Riverside Place

    The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation awarded over $2.75 million in grant funds for Miracle Field construction, Library operations, and Riverside roof repairs. Read on...
  77. Red, white, and blue fireworks on a black sky

    Residents Reminded of Updates to City Fireworks Ordinance

    Changes to the City's fireworks ordinance outlining acceptable days and times for use were implemented to mirror state laws that were updated in late 2018. Read on...
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