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  1. Absentee ballot with a blue stripe on the side

    Absentee Ballots Mailing Soon for August 2 Primary Election

    Registered voters on the absentee ballot application list or whom have requested an absentee ballot will begin to receive them the last week of June. Read on...
  2. American flag with gray background

    City Offices, Services Closed for Independence Day

    City offices and non-emergency services will be closed on Monday, July 4. Refuse and recycling collection will be collected on Tuesday, July 5. Read on...
  3. Red fireworks ignite over the Tridge and river

    City Plans Annual Independence Day Celebration

    Residents are invited to the lawn of Dow Diamond for live music, food and beverage vendors, and a spectacular fireworks display on Monday, July 4. Read on...
  4. MCTV purple logo

    MCTV Network Office Closed June 27 - July 5

    The office will be closed for staff to attend the Alliance for Community Media National Conference June 27 - July 1, then closed for the July 4 holiday. Read on...
  5. Pool water in the sun against a blue liner

    Plymouth Pool to Offer Adult-Only Swim Saturday Mornings

    Saturday mornings from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. are now reserved for adults 18+ years old at Plymouth Pool now through the end of the season. Read on...
  6. Calculator with bills

    Summer 2022 Tax Bills to Hit Mailboxes Soon

    City property tax owners will receive their Summer 2022 property tax bills on a biege-colored postcard in mid-July, payable through September 15. Read on...
  7. Little boy in hardhat sitting in City of Midland trash truck

    Touch A Truck Returns to the Library July 21

    After a two-year 'no touch' parade at Plymouth Park, the trucks return to the Library for attendees to see, touch, and climb into on July 21. Read on...
  8. Traffic cones

    Waldo Avenue Closed thru October for Reconstruction

    Waldo is closed to northbound traffic from Bay City Road to James Savage Road through October for a street reconstruction project. Read on...
  9. Jacob Becky 2022 450x335

    City Hires New Planning, Human Resources Directors

    Jacob Kain will oversee the Planning, Building, and Senior Housing departments, while Becky Schaefer will lead Human Resources. Read on...
  10. A young woman hula hoops on a patch of grass while blowing bubbles

    Adult Recess Returns to Downtown Midland

    Unleash your inner kid with bubbles, hula hoops, giant board games, and more in the Pedestrian Plaza on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 1 pm. Read on...
  11. A yellow wiffle ball sits on a tee with a metal bat about to hit it

    Registration Open for Competitive Unified Wiffle Ball League

    The inaugural league challenge athletes with and without disabilities to play wiffle ball together and will be held at the Midland Miracle Field. Read on...
  12. A row of black mailboxes on a green lawn with red flags

    City Clerk's Office Mails New Voter ID Cards

    Registered voters in the city will receive new voter identification cards, which may include a new ward, precinct, and/or polling location for future elections. Read on...
  13. 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...
  14. The three-legged Tridge footbridge spans over the river with purple lilacs and green grass around

    Tridge to Close for Cleaning, Restaining Over Six Weeks

    Beginning with the Chippewassee leg on Wednesday, June 15, legs of the Tridge will close for 2-week periods for cleaning, repainting, and restaining. Read on...
  15. An aerial view of the Tridge and Farmers Market circle along the river

    Residents Invited to Share Ideas for Riverfront Redevelopment

    The redevelopment project for Downtown Midland's riverfront area will begin on June 23 as residents are invited to share their ideas for the space. Read on...
  16. A burger with lettuce and tomatoes sits on a table in a white and red basket

    Jack Barstow Airport to Host Food Trucks This Summer

    Head to the Jack Barstow Airport for a mid-day bite on select Fridays this summer to enjoy tasty treats from local food trucks. Read on...
  17. A white woman&#39s legs with pink running shoes walking on a sidewalk

    Explore the City on Foot with Walk Midland

    Free walks are available daily at different areas throughout the city, with attendees earning the opportunity to win prizes every time they walk. Read on...
  18. A man&#39s hand and arm strum a wooden guitar

    Free Live Music at the Library This Summer

    Visit the Library on select nights this summer to enjoy live music on the Library lawn. Bring a blanket, a picnic dinner, and enjoy free entertainment. Read on...
  19. Two bicyclists ride down the center of a closed street on a warm sunny day

    Main Street Goes Car-Free through October 2

    Back for a third year, the Main Street pedestrian plaza in Downtown Midland offers expanded dining, shopping, and gathering areas for events and activities. Read on...
  20. Gerstacker Spray Park

    Gerstacker, Longview Spray Parks Open

    Spray parks operated by the City of Midland are now open through Labor Day for residents of all ages to splash and play. Read on...
  21. A woman stands on a beach facing the ocean reading a book

    Library Summer Reading Program Runs June 6 - August 13

    Readers of all ages can track their reading in the Beanstack app throughout the summer to win gift cards, a Kindle Fire, and other prizes. Read on...
  22. Sewer piping

    Moorland Drive Closed Weekdays for Culvert Repair

    Moorland will be closed from Woodbridge Lane to Berry Court Monday through Friday through mid-June for culvery repairs near the pump station. Read on...
  23. A gavel on a wooden table

    Available Positions on City Boards & Commissions

    Positions include the Zoning Board of Appeals, Cable Access Advisory Commission, Dial-A-Ride Advisory Commission, and more. Read on...
  24. A white dirty baseball sits in an old brown baseball mitt

    Winners Announced for 2022 Pitch, Hit & Run Contest

    Winners are eligible for the potential to advance to the Team Championship level at a future Detroit Tigers game at Comerica Park this year. Read on...
  25. Absentee ballot image

    City Clerk's Office Seeks Election Inspectors for 2022 Elections

    Election inspectors greet voters at their precinct on Election Day, walk voters through the voting process, verify voters’ identities, and distribute ballots Read on...
  26. A young boy stands behind a video camera looking out onto a baseball field at night

    MCTV Network to Host Sports Broadcasting Camp for Teens

    Midland teens ages 12-17 will learn how to create televised sporting events and assist in a live broadcast production of a Great Lakes Loons game. Read on...
  27. A red pot of green and purple flowers sits by a roadside with a store in the background

    Nominate a Property for the Appreciation of Beautification Awards

    Residents can nominate a friend, neighbor, or a stranger for the annual awards that celebrate beautiful outdoor landscaping elements in the City. Read on...
  28. Orange traffic cones on a blue sky

    Soccer Drive Closed for Water Main Project

    Soccer Drive will remain closed from Jefferson to Diamond Drive through September for a water main installation project. Read on...
  29. A push lawn mower sprays up green grass

    Weeds & Grass Trimming Ordinance Reminders

    With spring in full swing, the City reminds residents of the various weeds and grass-related ordinances in effect for all City properties. Read on...
  30. A group of adults stands together wearing black fleece jackets inside Council Chambers

    Citizens Academy Graduates 21 New Participants

    Residents completed a 10-week course that took them behind-the-scenes of local government with classes, tours, and interaction with City departments. Read on...
  31. A yellow City vehicle

    Seasonal Summer Job Opportunities at the City

    Seasonal jobs opportunities include forestry, mowing, baseball diamond maintenance, cemetery maintenance, public works, and pesticide application. Read on...
  32. A woman lifeguard helps a young boy swim with help from a red kickboard

    2022 Swim Lesson Registration Open May 4

    Parents with young children learning to swim can sign up for one of three 8-class sessions at Plymouth Pool this summer. Read on...
  33. A little boy floats in a pool with orange arm bands

    Get in the Swim of Summer: 2022 Pool Passes Now Available

    Passes for the Plymouth Pool are available now online and at the Parks and Recreation office and available at the pool beginning May 28. Read on...
  34. A metal rake with green leaves and branches

    Reminder: Yard Waste Stickers Required Beginning May 2

    Beginning Monday, May 2, stickers will be required on yard waste bags and blue City bins through the end of the collection season this winter. Read on...
  35. A chain link fence with &#34free&#34 written on it in tape

    Reminders on City Rules for Yard Sale, Vehicle Signage

    With spring rummage sale season on the way, residents are reminded of the City's ordinances on yard sale and vehicle sale signage. Read on...
  36. 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...
  37. A silver sink with water flowing from the tap

    City's 2021 Drinking Water Quality Report Available Now

    The report reviews lab test results and water quality information on drinking water generated by the City's Water Treatment Plant in 2021. Read on...
  38. A Caucasian woman with a red shirt stands at a podium near an American flag

    Watch Mayor Donker's State of the City 2022 on March 23

    Residents can view a live stream of the event from the Great Hall on Facebook, YouTube, Roku, Apple TV, online stream, and the MCTV Network on cable TV. Read on...
  39. 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...
  40. A small, plastic green garbage can

    Saturday Hours Resume at Landfill April 2

    The Landfill will be open from 8:30 a.m. to noon every Saturday from April 2 through November 26, 2022 in addition to weekdays from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Read on...
  41. A forest stream with green trees, flowing over grey rocks

    Help Keep Waterways Clean and Debris-Free

    Residents can help keep the City's streams, ditches, and waterways flowing smoothly by removing debris and contacting the City for brush clearing. Read on...
  42. Exterior of the City Forest Chalet with a wreath

    City Forest Operations Closed for 2022 Winter Season

    Skiing trails, ice skating rink, and sledding hill will remain open, weather permitting, while the Chalet and toboggan runs have closed for the season. Read on...
  43. Orange traffic cones on a blue sky

    City Construction Schedule Announced for Spring, Summer 2022

    Street reconstruction and water main replacement projects will occur on various streets, including Wackerly, Jefferson, Sugnet, Waldo, and more. Read on...
  44. A series of paint and stain cans on a wooden shelf

    2022 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Dates Announced

    One four select dates, Midland County residents can dispose of chemicals, cleaning products, oil-based paints and stains, mercury, and more at no charge. Read on...
  45. 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...
  46. 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...
  47. The Grand Hotel at Mackinac Island

    Parks & Recreation Offers Mackinac Island Grand Experience

    The exclusive trip offered by Parks & Recreation includes a stay at the Grand Hotel, activities, dining, and more at half the price of an individual trip. Read on...
  48. 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...
  49. Red fire hydrant in a yard

    Adopt a Hydrant This Winter

    The Midland Fire Department and City Water Distribution asks residents to help them work by uncovering and shoveling around their nearest hydrant. Read on...
  50. 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...
  51. Planning new hires 450x335

    Planning Department Welcomes New Planner, Grants Admin

    Ryan Smith and Beth Robb join the City's Planning department to assist in community development, grants administrator, and site reviews. Read on...
  52. A white woman holds a cell phone in her hand while she types on a laptop computer

    Check Cell Phones, Safety Devices with 3G Technology

    As mobile carriers make the 3G technology obsolete in the coming months, residents should ensure fire alarms and other home devices are updated. Read on...
  53. A City plow at night with a green light bar in the snow

    City Reminds Residents to Leave Plowing to Experts

    Residents should leave snow plowing on City street to City Public Services staff and refrain from pushing snow into streets or sidewalks. Read on...
  54. A calendar with a close-up of the dates

    City Calendar & Services Guide Hitting Mailboxes Soon

    City residents can expect to receive their 2022 City Calendar & Services Guide beginning the week of December 13, 2021. Read on...
  55. A line of police officers looking in the distance

    City Honors Police Officers, Firefighter of the Year

    Midland police officers Chuck Brown and Tyler Hollingsworth and Midland firefighter Justin Fox will be recognized at the December 6, 2021 City Council meeting. Read on...
  56. Aaron Deckrow and Renee Deckrow hold their framed award with mParks&#39 Linda Walter

    Live Oak Coffeehouse Receives mParks Community Service Award

    The community-minded local small business received recognition for its support of Parks & Recreation's Grove Park renovation and revitalization. Read on...
  57. 4 toy cars parked in a square around yellow lines in a parking lot

    On-street Parking: Rules of the Road

    If you're planning to hose a houseful this holiday season, make sure you and your guests know the rules for on-street parking in the City. Read on...
  58. A group of Miracle League players in wheelchairs and standing flexing their arms

    Parks & Recreation Receives Miracle Field Grant from SC Johnson

    The $50,000 grant will be used to help fund the first phase of the project, which includes the field, dugouts, bleachers, and parking areas. Read on...
  59. Two men in high visibility vests stand on a road putting a pole down a manhole

    Survey Crews Begin Work for Concept 5 Sewer Improvement Plan

    A crew from consultants Moore + Bruggink will spend 7-8 weeks surveying areas of the city to collect photos and data needed to begin sewer work. Read on...
  60. A man&#39s hand holds up a black tv remote against a flat screen tv in a living room

    MCTV Now Streaming on Amazon Fire TV, FireStick

    Viewers can find local programming, government meetings, and more by downloading the free MCTV Network app on Fire TV and Fire Stick. Read on...
  61. A white woman holds a cell phone in her hand while she types on a laptop computer

    Residents Reminded to Dial 10 Digits Beginning October 24

    Residents must now dial the 989 area code to reach all local numbers, including City facilities, following activation of a new 3-digit dialing code by the FCC. Read on...
  62. Rows of gold Oscar trophies shining brightly

    MCTV Network Receives Awards at Philo Festival of Media Arts

    The City's 2020 virtual holidays message and coverage of a high school golf invitational won their categories, while other works were finalists. Read on...
  63. Front of Washington Woods in the summer (2)

    City Receives Grants for Washington Woods Chiller Replacement

    Money from the Hemlock Semiconductor CARE Fund and Midland Area Community Foundation Community Investment Fund will help replace the chiller. Read on...
  64. A peaceful stream with sunlight

    Help Keep Streams and Waterways Clean and Debris-Free

    The City asks residents for help to keep ditches, sewer catch basins, and streams clear of grass clippings and branches to prevent flooding. Read on...
  65. A large number of books with pages open

    Celebrate the NEA Big Read Kick Off with the Library

    Kick off the National Endowment for the Art's Big Read - and Midland Neighbor Week - with a party at Creative 360 on September 25. Read on...
  66. 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...
  67. A young white person rides a bicycle on an asphalt street

    New City Modern Survey Collects Input on Neighborhoods

    The survey asks about residents' opinions on neighborhood safety, cleanliness, community pride, and more to assist in the updated Master Plan process. Read on...
  68. A white water tower over green trees in a blue sky

    City Welcomes New City Engineer, Wastewater Director

    Matt Lemon brings 14+ years of experience to the Engineering department, while Jared Driscoll adds years of municipal wastewater treatment experience. Read on...
  69. Pen and paper

    City Issues Reminder on Solicitor's License Process

    Organizations engaging in door-to-door sales are required to obtain a solicitor's license from the City prior to visiting residences in the city limits. Read on...
  70. 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...
  71. 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...
  72. 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...
  73. 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...
  74. 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...
  75. 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...
  76. 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...
  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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