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Popular Services
Discover the most frequently used City services
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New Residents
A list of valuable links to resources for new City residents
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Community
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City Calendar
View the current City of Midland Calendar & Services Guide
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Downtown Parking Study
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Why Midland?
If you're considering a move to Midland, we're confident that you'll love our community. Check out this page for more information on the city, including things to do, services we offer, and what makes us so unique.
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City A-Z Services
A comprehensive list of City services
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About Midland
Learn all about the City of Midland.
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Recreation & Outdoor Activities
City of Midland Parks and Recreation page
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Visiting Midland
Find out where to eat, sleep, and have fun in Midland, Michigan.
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Sewer Study Improvements
An ongoing update of improvements made following the Sanitary & Storm Sewer Study conducted following the 2017 flooding event.
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Indian & Buttles Road Study
Following a 2015 US-10 Corridor Study by the Michigan Department of Transportation, Midland City Council approved a 3-year lane reduction trial in May 2018 that temporarily removes one lane of Buttles Street from M-20/Jerome to State Street. Check this page often for updated statistics, frequently asked questions, and data points related to the study.
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E-CityHall
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Eastman Ave Expansion Project
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2020 Census
The 2020 Census is a critically-important tool used to determine communities' levels of federal funding for education, healthcare, infrastructure, and more, as well as states' representation in the US House of Representatives. Complete your Census today!
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City Statement on George Floyd & Racial Injustice
In light of the recent murder of Minneapolis resident George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, the City of Midland wants residents to know that we hear you. We are committed to listening, learning, and working to ensure that every member of our community feels safe from racism and police brutality. While we may not have all of the answers, we hope to improve in every way that we can.
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2020 Road Millage
Since 1957, a voter-approved road millage has provided dedicated street funding to improve and maintain 1,100 miles of roadway throughout the 16 Midland County townships, City of Midland, City of Coleman, and Village of Sanford. Renewing the millage would improve deteriorating road conditions and driver safety.
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