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  1. A yellow Utilities truck parked on a road with fall trees in the background

    Seasonal Job Opportunities at the City

    Residents looking for seasonal jobs can apply for jobs mowing, running recreational programs, patching roads, trimming trees, planting flowers, and more. Read on...
  2. An aerial photo of Midland&#39s Tridge and the downtown area, including the river

    Annual Aerial Mosquito Abatement Begins Soon

    Residents may seen low-flying, yellow crop duster airplanes in the coming weeks as Midland County Mosquito Control begins aerial spraying. Read on...
  3. A woman putts a blue golf ball into a hole

    Currie Golf Course Hosts Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifying Event

    The event on Saturday, May 8 is a free local qualifier open to kids ages 7-15, with winners advancing for the chance to compete nationally. Read on...
  4. Yellow rim and black tire of a large construction vehicle

    Sturgeon Ave Reconstruction Project Begins April 5

    Sturgeon Avenue will be closed from Saginaw Road to Wackerly Street through the end of July for reconstruction and water main replacement. Read on...
  5. A peaceful stream with sunlight

    Help Keep Streams and Waterways Clean and Debris-Free

    Residents are asked to help keep waterways clean this spring by keeping grass clippings and leaves out of ditches and streams and cleaning catch basins. Read on...
  6. A metal rake with green leaves and branches

    Yard Waste Collection Begins Monday, April 5

    Residents can begin placing blue City yard waste bins and Kraft paper yard waste bags at the curb for collection on Monday, April 5. Read on...
  7. A wooden shelf with paint cans and chemical containers

    Household Hazardous Waste Collection Dates Announced

    On these dates, Midland County residents with an appointment can drop off chemicals, pesticides, oil-based paints, and more at the Landfill for free. Read on...
  8. A cemetery grave site with flowers

    Reminder: Remove Winter Decorations from Midland Cemetery

    Midland Cemetery property owners are reminded that winter decorations such as blankets and wreaths must be removed from plots by April 1. Read on...
  9. Red fire hydrant in a yard

    City to Begin Water Main Flushing March 17

    Crews will move throughout the city beginning in the southeast section, opening hydrants to flush, clean, and refresh the drinking water system. Read on...
  10. Assistant Director of Public Services Marcie Post

    Post Promoted to Assistant Director of Public Services

    The City's former recreation manager will continue to oversee Parks & Recreation with expanded responsibilities through the Department of Public Services. Read on...
  11. A silver sink with water flowing from the tap

    2020 Drinking Water Quality Report Now Available

    The report, which includes information on the source and quality of Midland's drinking water, contains no violations in its 2020 reported data. Read on...
  12. A blue, white, and yellow volleyball on sand

    Beach Volleyball League Serves Up Summertime Fun

    The 8-week leagues begins on Tuesday, June 1 and plays at Stratford Woods Park on Sunday through Thursday nights. Read on...
  13. The Grand Hotel at Mackinac Island

    Parks & Recreation Offers Second Mackinac Island Grand Experience

    Due to popular demand, Parks & Recreation will coordinate a second trip to Mackinac Island in October for travelers ages 50 and older. Read on...
  14. A paved biking trail surrounded by green grass, plants, and trees at sunset

    City Earns Keep America Beautiful President's Circle Award

    The recognition comes as a result of the City's efforts to end littering, improve recycling, and effectively use resources to beautify the community. Read on...
  15. A yellow softball on a red dirt diamond

    Parks Announces Adult Softball Registration Deadlines

    Team registration for slow pitch, fast pitch, and modified teams is now open for the 2021 season through the Parks and Recreation office. Read on...
  16. A Caucasian man&#39s hand rests on the keyboard of a laptop computer

    Online Ordering Now Available for Refuse, Yard Waste Items

    Residents can now purchase refuse and yard waste bins, bin stickers, and yard waste bag stickers online and have these items delivered. Read on...
  17. A small, plastic green garbage can

    Saturday Hours Resume at Landfill March 6

    The Landfill will be open to residents on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to noon through Saturday, November 27, 2021. Read on...
  18. Orange traffic cones on a blue sky

    City Announces Spring/Summer 2021 Construction Schedule

    Major projects include street resurfacing on S. Saginaw Road and street reconstructions on E. Wheeler Street and Sturgeon Avenue. Read on...
  19. An aerial photo of Buttles Street with a green graphic that says Word on the Streets over it

    City Launches New Podcast on Buttles & Indian Improvements

    The monthly podcast will cover topics include road design, future vision, public input opportunities, and info from design experts and City staff. Read on...
  20. A graphic of multiple hands together with &#39We Hear You&#39 text over it

    We Hear You Coalition Launches Racial & Ethnic Inequity Survey

    Residents are encouraged to share their experiences with racial and ethnic inequity, local law enforcement, and more directly with community leaders. Read on...
  21. A black television remote control on a brown wood table

    MCTV Now Streaming on Roku, Apple TV, & Web

    Residents can view live and on-demand programs on their Roku and Apple TV streaming devices and access increased channel availability online. Read on...
  22. The Grand Hotel at Mackinac Island

    Parks & Recreation Presents 'The Grand Experience' This Fall

    Registration for the annual 3-night trip to Mackinac Island for guests 50+ years old begins on January 18 and can be done online or by phone. Read on...
  23. Buttles Street corridor from a drone camera

    Final Public Input on Buttles Street Road Diet Set for January 11

    Residents and M-20 corridor users can provide input to City Council at its meeting on Monday, January 11 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. Read on...
  24. Crushed plastic bottles and other plastic materials on a white background

    Residents Reminded to Keep Recycling Magnets through 2023

    Recycling magnets sent in June 2020 contain residents' recycling scheduled through June 2023 and should be kept until that time. Read on...
  25. A multi-colored director&#39s clapboard

    MCTV Honors 2020 Media Creators at Virtual Honors Night

    The network celebrates its access users in a virtual event available to view on MCTV cable channels and on YouTube. Read on...
  26. A view of downtown with red flower, a red car on the road, and brown brick

    Downtown Parking Enforcement Resumes January 6

    After being suspended since March 2020 due to COVID-19, enforcement of three-hour on-street limits and permit-only parking will resume. Read on...
  27. A green pine tree sits in a silver trash can upside down on a white snow bank

    Dispose of Christmas Trees during Heavy Item & Brush Collection

    Residents should place real and fake trees at the curb only during their Heavy Item & Brush Collection. Crews will not collect them with regular refuse. Read on...
  28. A Caucasian young woman smiles

    DDA Hires Farley as Downtown Events Coordinator

    Farley, who comes to the City from the Midland Business Alliance, brings extensive event planning, economic development, and community relations experience. Read on...
  29. Toy cars in a parking lot

    On-street Parking: Rules of the Road

    Residents are reminded of the City's on-street parking rules this holiday season, including no parking on City streets from 3-6 a.m. daily. Read on...
  30. A silver sink with water flowing from the tap

    City Resumes Water Shutoffs Due to Non-payment

    Customers whose accounts have been delinquent at any point since March are encouraged to reconcile bills to avoid service interruption. Read on...
  31. Three people stand with gold plaques

    Hollingsworth, Seibert Named 2020 Police, Firefighter of Year

    The MPD officer and MFD technical secretary were honored for their service at a small ceremony on Tuesday, October 20. Read on...
  32. Several men and a woman stand with a large, square white check in front of a gray building

    City Receives USDA Grant for Center City Redevelopment

    The Rural Business Development Grant will be used to fund pre-engineering work and construction drawing for Phase I of the project. Read on...
  33. 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...
  34. A peaceful stream with sunlight

    Keep Waterways Clean & Debris-Free

    The City asks residents to help keep local ditches, streams, catch basins, and gutters flowing smoothly to reduce flooding risks and pollution. Read on...
  35. A large brown and black dog with a red collar sits on a white tile floor

    MPD Announces Name, Start Date for New K9

    K9 LEO, a 2-year old German Shepherd, will officially join his handler at the Midland Police Department on Monday, September 28. Read on...
  36. A white man with glasses and a blue plaid shirt

    City Hires Wyatt for Community Development Planner Role

    The Grand Blanc native brings extensive experience in community development, public engagement, and placemaking to the City. Read on...
  37. Crushed plastic bottles and other plastic materials on a white background

    New Digital Tool Helps Residents Know What to Recycle

    The "What Goes Where" app offers a searchable database of over 10,000 items and provides guidance on what can be recycled, thrown out, or reused. Read on...
  38. Green refuse can

    City Mails Updated Recycling Schedules, Info to Residents

    Residents will receive a 3-year recycling schedule magnet and information about updates to the City's recycling contract with Republic Services. Read on...
  39. Four firefighters in uniform stand in front of a red fire truck holding toys

    Midland Fire Department Receives Sensory Kit Donations

    Fisher Companies has generously donated 5 sensory kits to MFD to assist in calming and comforting children with special needs. Read on...
  40. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Update on Notice of Sanitary Sewer Overflow

    The City has advised that the ongoing sanitary sewer overflow that began May 19, 2020 due to flooding conditions has ended at this time. Read on...
  41. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Damage Assessment Report Submitted to State

    Midland County Emergency Management has sent disaster numbers to the State of Michigan for review, which starts the process to possibly secure federal aid. Read on...
  42. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - June 5, 3 p.m.

    This update contains information on the state/federal aid request process, upcoming vaccine clinics, an update on COVID-19 test results, and more. Read on...
  43. A white man&#39s hands at a table

    Mental Health Resources Available for Midland County

    Community Mental Health for Central Michigan is offering a variety of free mental health services to Midland County residents who need assistance. Read on...
  44. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - June 2, 5 p.m.

    Additional vaccine clinics, free well water testing kits for flooded wells, and important information for rebuilding in the floodplain are offered. Read on...
  45. A flooded downtown Midland

    Additional Vaccine Clinics Planned for Midland County

    Residents can visit one of several upcoming clinics to get vaccines for Tdap and Hepatitis A, both of which are concerns when working in flooded conditions. Read on...
  46. An overheard view of Downtown Midland and the Tridge

    Well Testing Kits for Residents with Flooded Groundwater Wells

    Residents whose groundwater wells were overtaken by flood waters should have their water tested to ensure it is not contaminated. Read on...
  47. A flooded downtown Midland

    Critical Information for Repair, Rebuilding in the Floodplain

    Residents and businesses who are rebuilding properties after the flood should obtain all of the local and state permits required to rebuild safely. Read on...
  48. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Future Flood Preparedness Following 2020 Flooding

    Due to recent dam failures upriver of Midland, residents should be advised that new flooding events will not behave the same way as previous storms have. Read on...
  49. A white man&#39s hands at a table

    Building Department Provides Guidance for Condemned Property Owners

    Property owners whose structures have been deemed unsafe to occupy should follow these guidelines to get their properties back to accessible condition. Read on...
  50. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 29, 6 p.m.

    Today's update includes access to laundry facilities for displaced residents, an update on flood debris collection progress, and potable water locations. Read on...
  51. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 28, 6:30 p.m.

    A COVID-19 mass testing site and two vaccine clinics are planned for the Midland area in the coming days to assist in health needs following the flood event. Read on...
  52. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 27, 6 pm

    Shower facilities are now available at two locations for displaced residents. Friday refuse collection may be impacted due to debris collection. Read on...
  53. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 26, 7 p.m.

    Residents should continue to complete the flood damage assessment and be aware of scammers asking for personal information for flood restoration. Read on...
  54. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 25, 6:30 p.m.

    Updates include information for residents to secure construction permits and inspections for repairs and replacement of flood-damaged items. Read on...
  55. Yellow tape with black Caution on it amidst a green background

    Guidance for Water Removal from Basements

    Residents are cautioned that pumping water out of basements too quickly, or sometimes at all, can cause structural foundation failures. Read on...
  56. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 24, 5 p.m.

    As the Tittabawassee River continues to recede, the focus throughout Midland County shifts to damage assessment, disaster relief, and recovery. Read on...
  57. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 23, 7:30 p.m.

    The Tittabawassee River is under flood stage. Additional rain is forecast for Saturday night but it is expected to have minimal impact on current conditions. Read on...
  58. A flooded downtown Midland

    Update on Temporary Housing Options for Displaced Residents

    Residents who still cannot return to their flood-damaged homes may camp free of charge at the Midland County Fairgrounds. Read on...
  59. A flooded downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 21, 9 p.m.

    The Tittabawassee River level continues to recede, currently 28.9 feet, and residents may begin returning to their homes at this time if it is safe to do so. Read on...
  60. A Caucasian man&#39s hand rests on the keyboard of a laptop computer

    Residents Asked to Report Flood Damages via Online Form

    All Midland County residents who have received damage from the 2020 flooding event should report their damages via a quick online form here. Read on...
  61. A flooded downtown Midland

    Press Conference Scheduled re: Ongoing Midland County Flooding

    A press conference with City and County officials and members of Midland County Emergency Management is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on May 20. Read on...
  62. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 20, 1:45 p.m.

    Nearly 11,000 people have been evacuated from Midland County as a result of flooding conditions and dam failures at Edenville and Sanford. Read on...
  63. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Press Conference Scheduled re: Ongoing Midland County Flooding (May 21)

    Officials from Midland County Emergency Management and City and County of Midland will update the public at a conference at 2:30 p.m. on May 20. Read on...
  64. An aerial photo of Midland&#39s Tridge and the downtown area, including the river

    Notice to Public on Sanitary Sewer Overflow - May 19, 2020

    The City's Wastewater Treatment Plant has notified the public of an ongoing sanitary sewer overflow as a result of current flooding conditions. Read on...
  65. The Tittabawassee Ribver floods the Tridge area in downtown Midland

    Midland County Flooding Update - May 19, 2020, 12 p.m.

    The Edenville and Sanford dams remain structurally sound at this time, but continue to see significant levels of spill. Flooding continues to close City and County roads. Read on...
  66. An aerial photo of Midland&#39s Tridge and the downtown area, including the river

    Flood Warning, Rising River Levels in Midland County

    The Tittabawassee River is expected to crest at 32.4 feet early in the morning on Wednesday, May 20, about 8.4 feet above flood stage. Read on...
  67. A Caucasian woman with a red shirt stands at a podium near an American flag

    Midland Mayor, City Manager Testify Before US House Forum

    Mayor Maureen Donker and City Manager Brad Kaye testified before a US House of Representatives members' forum on the Coronavirus Community Relief Act. Read on...
  68. Raise Up Downtown Gift Card Stimulus Program

    DDA Stimulus Program Raises $87,500 for Downtown

    In just 48 hours, the DDA's Raise Up Downtown gift card promotion raised the funds to support businesses adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
  69. Absentee ballot image

    Sign Up for City's Permanent Absentee Voter List

    By joining the list, voters will automatically receive an application to vote by absentee ballot by mail 8 weeks prior to each election. Read on...
  70. Yellow tape with black Caution on it amidst a green background

    Playgrounds in All City Parks Closed Until Further Notice

    Out of an abundance of caution, playground equipment in all City-maintained parks will be closed. Parks and trails will remain open for exercise use. Read on...
  71. A black MPD SUV sits on green grass in front of the Tridge on a sunny day

    Midland Police Department Receives Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation

    MPD becomes just the 24th law enforcement agency in Michigan to receive the accreditation, which reviews its policies, procedures, and operations. Read on...
  72. A white dirty baseball sits in an old brown baseball mitt

    Parks & Recreation Receives $300K Grant for Miracle Field

    The gift from the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation will be used towards construction of the City's Middle of the Mitten Miracle League for children with disabilities. Read on...
  73. The Grace A. Dow Memorial Library on a summer day

    Notice of Changes to Grace A. Dow Memorial Library Service Area

    Residents who do not live in the City of Midland or one of 12 tax-supporting townships will see their no-cost Library cards expire on September 1, 2019. Read on...
  74. 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...
  75. Ward 4 City Councilwoman Diane Brown Wilhelm

    Midland City Councilwoman Brown Wilhelm Elected to Michigan Municipal League Board of Directors

    Ward 4 City Council representative Diane Brown Wilhelm has been elected to the League's Board of Directors for a three-year term expiring in 2021. Read on...
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    MBS International Airport Commission meeting

  2. Tue Apr. 20

    Regular Meeting of the Zoning Board of Appeals

  1. Wed Apr. 21

    Center City Authority meeting

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    District 3 (Brown) Water/Sewer Bills Due

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    City Council Meeting

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