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  1. The blue and white stars of the US flag

    City Offices, Services Closed for Independence Day Holiday

    City Hall, Grace A. Dow Memorial Library, the Sanitary Landfill, and Dial-A-Ride will all be closed on Thursday, July 4 for Independence Day. Read on...
  2. Giant fireworks shoot into the night sky

    City Parks & Recreation Announces July 4th Celebrations

    For the 3rd consecutive year, the City's Independence Day will include live music, food trucks, and fireworks on the lawn of Dow Diamond. Read on...
  3. Tap in a kitchen with water

    Updated Annual Midland Drinking Water Quality Report Available

    The report, issued in March 2019, has been updated to include general information about lead in drinking water. All quality testing data remains the same. Read on...
  4. Calculator with paper, pen, and pink, green, and yellow paper clips

    Summer 2019 Tax Notices to Hit Mailboxes in July

    Summer taxes for Midland property owners are due and payable without penalty or interest from July 1 through September 16, 2019. Read on...
  5. A group of men and women smiling at the camera near the Tridge

    Summer LEAP Program Begins June 17

    Parks and Recreation's popular summer program for adults with special needs offers fun activities and new experiences every week through August 8. Read on...
  6. A bright blue pool with red, blue, orange, and yellow ballons

    Teen Nights at Plymouth Pool Begin June 19

    Midland County teens are invited to visit Plymouth Pool on select Wednesday nights for free entry, snacks, and tons of fun! Read on...
  7. A map detailing the detour routes during the Main Street intersection closure at M-20

    Second Phase of Main/Jerome Reconstruction Begins June 13

    Beginning Thursday, June 13, the northern side of the Main Street intersection will be closed at M-20/Jerome to thru traffic for a 14-day period. Read on...
  8. Four trash cans sitting in snow

    Price Increases for City Refuse, Yard Waste Bins

    Effective July 1, 2019, the cost to purchase a City of Midland refuse or yard waste bin will increase from $65 to $70. Read on...
  9. A woman sits on a dock by a lake reading a book

    "A Universe of Stories" Summer Reading Program at the Library

    Kids and adults are invited to join the Summer Reading Program and track their progress for the chance to win great prizes and enjoy good books. Read on...
  10. A woman&#39s feet and hands while she stretches on a yoga mat

    Yoga 101 @ the Library

    Whether you're a first-time yoga-er or a yoga aficionado, you'll enjoy the free Yoga 101 class at the Grace A. Dow Library on June 27. Read on...
  11. Man walking on a sidewalk

    Walk It Out with Walk Midland in 2019

    Join Parks & Recreation for daily 2-mile walks around the community this summer to get fit, relieve stress, meet new people, and will prizes. Read on...
  12. A white pole with red, yellow, and blue buckets dumps water out

    Gerstacker, Longview Spray Parks Now Open

    Kids and kids at heart can enjoy the free water fun at two parks: on Ashman Street near the Tridge, or on Lemke Street near Bay City and Waldo roads. Read on...
  13. Road closed with cones

    Pershing/Barth/Bayliss Street Construction Begins Week of May 27

    The roadway will be closed to through traffic from Austin Street to E. Patrick Road through the end of July for construction and water main replacement. Read on...
  14. Kevin LaDuke of MCTV shows the A/V trailer to a young boy

    Teen Summer Video Camps at the MCTV Network

    Teens ages 12-17 can learn how to operate professional video equipment, use video editing software, and produce a real studio TV show during camp. Read on...
  15. A little boy wearing goggles and orange floaties swims in blue water

    Swim Lesson Registration Starts May 29

    Parents can register their little swimmers online or in-person for the 8-session classes, which are held at Plymouth Pool in June and July. Read on...
  16. 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...
  17. The Grace A. Dow Memorial Library on a summer day

    Library Closed on Sundays in Summer

    Beginning May 26, the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library will be closed on Sundays during the summer months through September 8. Read on...
  18. A red kick ball on green grass

    DDA to Host Adult Recess Downtown This Summer

    Let off some steam and refresh your Wednesday afternoon by playing Giant Jenga, cornhole, putt-putt golf, and more in Downtown Midland. Read on...
  19. Beautification flowers

    Now Accepting Nominations for Appreciation of Beautification Awards

    If you know of a residential or commercial property with amazing landscaping or fantastic improvements, nominate it for a beautification award. Read on...
  20. Sewer grate

    Notice of Sanitary Sewer Overflow, May 10

    An equipment malfunction at a sanitary sewer pumping station led to the discharge of approximately 30,000 gallons of sewage into the storm sewer system. Read on...
  21. Lines on an asphalt road

    Townsend Street Reconstruction Begins Monday, May 13

    Townsend Street will be closed to through traffic from E. Pine Street to E. Carpenter Street through the end of July for a construction project. Read on...
  22. A push lawn mower sprays up green grass

    Weed and Grass Trimming Reminders

    Property owners are reminded to maintain the height of grass and weeds in their yards in line with City ordinances to avoid fines and penalties. Read on...
  23. A little boy stands at a tee ready to hit a baseball into a field

    Local Pitch, Hit, & Run Winners Advance to Sectionals

    Winning kids in each age and gender group advance to a sectional competition in Bay City on May 19 for the chance to compete at Comerica Park. Read on...
  24. A metal rake with green leaves and branches

    Yard Waste Collection Stickers Required Beginning Monday, May 6

    Beginning May 6, all yard waste bags and bins must have a City yard waste sticker to be collected. Pick up a sticker at City Hall or the Municipal Service Center. Read on...
  25. A black German Shepherd looks through a concrete tunnel

    Reminders about Dog Control in the City

    Does Midland have a "leash law"? Where can you let your dog run free? Check out these dog-related ordinances to keep Fido safe. Read on...
  26. Wheel of a large yellow truck

    Buchanan Drive Reconstruction Begins Wednesday, May 1

    Buchanan will be closed to through traffic from Coolidge Dr. to the west end of Capitol Dr. through the end of August for street reconstruction. Read on...
  27. Road closed with cones

    Haley Street Reconstruction Begins Monday, April 29

    Haley Street will be closed to through traffic from Indian St. to Jefferson Ave. through the end of August for street reconstruction and water main work. Read on...
  28. Traffic cones

    Airfield Lane Closed from Washington to Swede Beginning Monday

    The first project of the 2019 construction season will close Airfield Ln to through traffic between Washington and Swede until August. Read on...
  29. A chain link fence with &#34free&#34 written on it in tape

    City Rules Regarding Sign Usage and Advertising on Parked Vehicles

    As yard sale season begins, residents should read through the City's ordinances on the size, location, and content of sale signage allowed in the City. Read on...
  30. A little boy wearing goggles and orange floaties swims in blue water

    Get in the Swim of Summer – Swim Passes Available

    Plymouth Pool swim passes are now on sale before opening day on June 8. Sign-ups for summer swim lessons will begin on May 29. Read on...
  31. A green softball in red dirt on a softball diamond

    Midland Parks & Recreation Offers Senior Drop-in Softball

    Senior softball players age 50+ can stop by Diamond 4 at Redcoats Softball Complex on summer afternoons for drop-in softball games. Read on...
  32. Mayor Maureen Donker and female staff pose with a certificate

    City Joins Keep America Beautiful Network

    Keep Midland Beautiful will be just the 4th KAB affiliate in Michigan and will focus on ending littering, improving recycling, and beautifying the community. Read on...
  33. Sewer grate

    Video Inspections of City Sewers Begin April 9

    Crews with RedZone Robotics will begin the year-long video inspection process for over 1 million feet of City sewer pipe in the downtown area. Read on...
  34. 4 toy cars parked in a square around yellow lines in a parking lot

    Parking Reminders in the City

    As we gear up for the Loons' Opening Day and the beginning of the summer event season, take a moment to review the City's parking rules. Read on...
  35. Tap in a kitchen with water

    Annual Midland Drinking Water Quality Report Available on City Website

    The annual report, which outlines current testing levels, sources, and information about the City's water quality, reported no violations for 2018. Read on...
  36. City workers in yellow safety vests holding a white flag that says &#34Tree City USA&#34

    Arbor Day Foundation Names Midland Tree City USA

    The recognition, which is Midland's 23rd from the program, is presented to communities who demonstrate a commitment to preserving and promoting trees. Read on...
  37. A small stream with rocks and sunlight in the woods

    Help Keep Waterways Clean and Debris-Free

    Residents are invited to do their part to keep our local waterways in excellent condition by avoiding debris build-up, reporting pollution, and more. Read on...
  38. Community Builder Award 450x335

    Mayor Donker Receives Michigan Municipal League's Community Builder Award

    The honor, presented at the annual Capital Conference, recognized her outstanding work and leadership to ensure the economic health of the Midland community. Read on...
  39. The Currie Golf Course clubhouse in the early morning

    Currie Municipal Golf Course Named Facility of the Year by Billy Casper Golf

    Currie bested 17 other courses in its region to earn the award, which honors all-around service, operations, agronomic conditions, and financial performance. Read on...
  40. Director of Planning & Community Development Grant Murschel

    City Planning Director Receives 1st State Bank RUBY Award

    The honor recognizes young professionals under 40 who are making an impact in their professions and on the Great Lakes Bay region. Read on...
  41. Traffic cones

    City Construction Projects Planned for Spring and Summer 2019

    Planned road construction projects include Eastman Avenue, S. Saginaw Road, E. Sugnet Road, and the final block of the Main Street streetscape. Read on...
  42. A group of various colored paint cans sitting on a shelf

    2019 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Dates Announced

    On four dates this year, residents can drop off pesticides, chemicals, oil-based paints, cleaning products, and more at the Landfill at no cost. Read on...
  43. A small, plastic green garbage can

    Saturday Morning Hours at Landfill Resume March 2

    Beginning Saturday, March 2 through Saturday, November 30, 2019, the Sanitary Landfill will be open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Read on...
  44. A phone with white earbuds and an orange screen

    Public Access, Government Affairs Podcasts Available from MCTV

    Residents now have a new way to access the latest news and info about City public meetings: through their podcast platform of choice, courtesy of MCTV. Read on...
  45. A digital video camera

    January Media Creator Workshops at the MCTV Network

    Attend an MCTV media creator workshop to learn how to produce a TV show, create an audio podcast, and utilize the equipment and resources available at MCTV. Read on...
  46. A mason jar with wooden ribbon

    Make It & Take It Craft Events at the Library

    Head to the Grace A. Dow Library each month to create an exciting free craft that you can take home. Read on...
  47. Hands crocheting with needles and blue yarn

    Knitting and Crocheting at the Library

    Join the knitting and crocheting circle on Tuesday mornings in the Orchard Room to work on projects, meet other knitters and crocheters, and enjoy the Library! Read on...
  48. Kevin LaDuke of MCTV shows the A/V trailer to a young boy

    Volunteers Needed at the MCTV Network

    Midland County residents and nonprofit organizations can become MCTV Access Users to create programming, volunteer on large-scale events, and more. Read on...
  49. Kevin LaDuke of MCTV shows the A/V trailer to a young boy

    New Services Now Available for Residents, Nonprofits at MCTV

    Audio podcasts, public service announcements, and social media distribution are just a few of the new services offered through the MCTV network. Read on...
  50. A yellow City snow plow on Poseyville Road

    City Asks Residents to Leave Snow Plowing to the Experts

    When the weather outside is frightful, we kindly ask residents to stay indoors and leaving the plowing of City streets to our seasoned Public Service crews! Read on...
  51. Toy cars in a parking lot

    On-Street Parking Reminders for City Residents

    Expecting a houseful for the holiday season? Take some time to review the City's parking policies to avoid a ticket for you and your guests. Read on...
  52. Ofc. Dubois and Tza&#39Yid, MFD Firefighter Jim Daveluy

    2018 Police Officer, Firefighter of the Year Announced

    Midland Police Officer John Dubois and his K9 partner Tza'Yid are Officers of the Year, while Midland Fire Department's Jim Daveluy took home Firefighter honors. Read on...
  53. A peaceful stream with sunlight

    Flood Insurance & Hazard Areas

    Midland residents are able to receive a 25% discount on standard flood insurance rates, thanks to the City's floodplain management programs and services. Read on...
  54. Sewer grate

    Notice of Sanitary Sewer Overflow on October 24

    A contractor hit a sanitary sewer force main in the area of Perrine Rd. & Pebble Creek Drive, resulting in a 300-gallon discharge into a wooded area. Read on...
  55. Tap in a kitchen with water

    City Water Department Offers Advice on Water Testing Phone Calls

    Residents are advised that the City of Midland Water Department will not contact you to offer water testing or water filtration services. Read on...
  56. S Saginaw Detour Map

    Final Vacation of S. Saginaw Rd Planned for Week of October 22

    The vacation, approved by City Council in July 2017, will permanently close S. Saginaw to public traffic from Salzburg to Mark Putnam roads. Read on...
  57. Water Distribution General Supervisor Andy Parrott

    Midland’s Water Distribution General Supervisor Receives Award from DEQ

    The Edward Dunbar Rich Service Award recognizes individuals for 25 years of meritorious and faithful service in the waterworks industry in Michigan. Read on...
  58. 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...
  59. City Assessor Kayla Stevenson

    City Promotes Stevenson to City Assessor, Hires Kasper as Assessing Manager

    Stevenson, the City's Assessing Manager since October 2014, has been promoted to City Assessor following Reid Duford's retirement in September. Read on...
  60. Dave Keenan with outgoing MGFOA president Tamar Lewis

    Assistant City Manager Named President of Government Finance Officers Association

    Dave Keenan has been appointed the 2018-2019 president of the Michigan Government Finance Officers Association, an organization that promotes excellence in government finance. Read on...
  61. Nicole Wilson

    Nicole Wilson Hired as Community Development Planner

    The Midland native brings with her a wealth of experience in program management, community development, urban planning, and more. Read on...
  62. A person paying a bill at a laptop computer

    New Login Requirements for Online Water/Sewer Bill Payment

    Residents who pay their City water and sewer bills online will now be required to create a username and password for added security. Read on...
  63. Chris Coughlin is awarded the 2018 MACF Fire Chief of the Year

    MFD Chief Coughlin Named 2018 Fire Chief of the Year

    The honor was awarded at the Michigan Association of Fire Chiefs' Summer Leadership Conference in Boyne Falls July 10-12, 2018. Read on...
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    SAT Practice Test

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    Special Joint meeting of the Downtown Development Authority & Planning Commission

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    Special Meeting of the Planning Commission-Joint meeting with the Downtown Development Authority

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    Teen Night at the Pool

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    Crafty Thursday

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    Cosmic Kids Storytime
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