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  1. A white dirty baseball sits in an old brown baseball mitt

    Parks & Recreation Receives $100K Grant for Miracle Field

    The Midland Area Community Foundation has provided a $100,000 grant to be used for construction of the barrier-free baseball field in Central Park. Read on...
  2. A ghost decoration for Halloween

    City Announces 2019 Halloween Trick-or-Treating Hours

    Trick-or-treating in the City will be held on Thursday, October 31 from 6-8 p.m. Midland Police Department offers some safety tips for your Halloween night. Read on...
  3. A hockey puck and an ice skate on ice

    Parks & Recreation Offers Discounted Red Wings Tickets

    Purchase discounted tickets to attend select Red Wings games during the 2019-2020 season through a partnership with mParks. Read on...
  4. A gold trophy with fun colorful background

    Now Accepting Nominations for 2020 Midland Sports Hall of Fame

    Residents can nominate an outstanding local sports individual or team for the Midland County Sports Hall of Fame through November 15. Read on...
  5. A scary dark house with trees and lights in the window

    Parks & Recreation Presents “House on Haunted Hill”

    Enjoy a free Halloween movie in a spooky setting as we show "House on Haunted Hill" drive-in style at Stratford Woods Park on October 19. Read on...
  6. A row of black mailboxes with red flags covered in snow

    Get Ready for Snow Plowing Season: Shake Your Mailbox

    Will your mailbox withstand the weight and force of plowed snow this winter? Test it out for yourself by shaking your mailbox and securing it before the snow flies. Read on...
  7. A forest stream with green trees, flowing over grey rocks

    Help Keep Waterways Clean and Debris-Free

    By cleaning storm drains and removing grass clippings and branches from ditches and streams, residents can keep the City's waterways flowing freely. Read on...
  8. A man&#39s legs and feet walking on a sidewalk

    Submit Requests for Public Improvements by November 1

    Residents can request public water and sewer service and paving of gravel streets by submitting a written request to the City's Engineering Department. Read on...
  9. A red maple leaf on grass

    Fall Free Yard Waste Collection Begins October 7

    Beginning Monday, October 7, residents can place yard waste bins and bags at the curb for collection without stickers through the end of the collection season. Read on...
  10. Kevin LaDuke of MCTV shows the A/V trailer to a young boy

    October Media Creator Workshops at MCTV

    Midland residents and non-profit organizations are invited to attend a workshop to learn how to create their own programs, podcasts, and more. Read on...
  11. A cemetery grave site with flowers

    Time to Remove Decorations from Midland Cemetery

    Beginning October 2, cemetery crews will remove and discard any grave decorations that remain. Winter items can be placed after Thanksgiving. Read on...
  12. A phone with white earbuds and an orange screen

    Free Classes Offered on Library’s Digital Services

    Attendees can learn how to utilize the Library's digital services to access movies, music, books, and more for free with their Library card. Read on...
  13. A white water tower over green trees in a blue sky

    City Hires Schwarz as Director of Water Services

    Schwarz, the former Water Treatment Plant Superintendent, returns to the City of Midland to accept the new role overseeing water treatment and distribution. Read on...
  14. Road closed sign

    Airport Road Reconstruction Begins Monday, September 23

    Airport Rd, will be closed to eastbound traffic from Sturgeon Ave. to Eastman Ave. for approximately 4-5 weeks due to street reconstruction. Read on...
  15. Traffic cones

    W. Wackerly Street Reconstruction Begins Week of September 16

    Eastbound traffic will remain on Wackerly during the project, while westbound traffic will be detoured around the closure using Dublin, Saginaw, and Stark. Read on...
  16. Road closed with cones

    Street Reconstruction on Hidden Stone, W. Collins Begins Week of September 16

    W. Collins Street will be closed to through traffic from Noeske to Ashman during the project. Hidden Stone Court will also be closed to traffic. Read on...
  17. A Teed up Downtown logo on a shot of the Tridge

    Tee’d Up Downtown Live Sculpture Auction Cancelled

    In lieu of a live auction, potential buyers will have the opportunity to participate in an online auction to purchase their favorite sculpture from the series. Read on...
  18. Buttles Street corridor from a drone camera

    New E-CityHall Survey Collects Input on Road Diet Trial

    Residents and M-20 corridor users can share their experiences during the road diet trial as well as provide feedback on desired future uses for the corridor. Read on...
  19. A kitchen tap with water streaming from it

    City Resumes Water Flushing Activities

    Beginning September 16, Water Distribution crews will resume flushing fire hydrants in the City and townships to refresh the drinking water system. Read on...
  20. Three men in yellow vests apply a brown sealant to a black asphalt road

    Annual Surface Treatment Program Coming Soon to City Streets

    Several local streets will see road surface improvements and sidewalk ramp enhancements as part of the City's annual preventative maintenance. Read on...
  21. A forest stream with green trees, flowing over grey rocks

    Reminder: Flooding, Flood Insurance and Construction in the Floodplain

    Midland residents are eligible to purchase discounted flood insurance based on the City's flood mitigation programs. Read on to learn more. Read on...
  22. Calculator with bills

    Summer 2019 Tax Payments Due September 16

    City property owners can pay their Summer 2019 property tax bills without penalty now through Monday, September 16. Read on...
  23. Traffic cones

    Main Street Plaza Construction Begins September 4

    The project, which includes road resurfacing, updated sidewalks, lighting and landscaping, and a public gathering space, will conclude in November 2019. Read on...
  24. A tree stump cut down surrounded by green grass

    Barstow Woods Park Reopens Following Tree Work

    Barstow Woods has completely reopened to the public following the removal of over 320 dead and hazard ash trees and invasive buckthorn. Read on...
  25. A view of Earth from space with black background

    "Hotspots of the World" Fall Lecture Series Begins September 26

    Learn more about the history and underlying issues in some of the world's most contentious areas during the Library's free Fall Lecture Series. Read on...
  26. The Grace A. Dow Memorial Library on a summer day

    Grace A. Dow Library Reopens on Sundays

    The Library reopens on Sundays from 1 - 5 p.m. beginning Sunday, September 8 through Summer 2020. Read on...
  27. Police Chief Cliff Block in front of the Tridge with a cruiser

    City of Midland Police Chief Takes New Position

    Chief Cliff Block, who has served as the head of the Midland Police Department since 2012, has accepted a position at SVSU effective September 12, 2019. Read on...
  28. Road closed with cones

    Residents Reminded to Obey 'Road Closed' Signs

    Do you know the difference between a 'Road Closed' and a 'Road Closed to Thru Traffic' sign? It could cost you a ticket! Read on...
  29. Toy cars in a parking lot

    City Welcomes Public Input on Downtown Parking Study

    Residents interested in sharing their input can drop in at a session in City Hall Conference Room B on Tuesday, August 20 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. or 5 - 7 p.m. Read on...
  30. Traffic cones

    E. Sugnet Road, Hartford Ct Reconstruction Begins Week of August 12

    For approximately 10 weeks, E. Sugnet Road will be closed to westbound thru traffic from Washington to Jefferson. A detour route will be posted. Read on...
  31. Buttles Street corridor from a drone camera

    Residents Invited to Attend Public Walking Tours, Info Sessions on Road Diet Trial

    Sessions will be held at City Hall on August 8 and 14 and will include a presentation of the corridor's vision and a walking tour of the road diet trial area. Read on...
  32. Currie Bridge

    Currie Parkway Bridge Reopens to Eastbound Traffic Only

    Traffic coming from Currie Municipal Golf Course can utilize the bridge to access Main Street, but turns from Main Street onto Currie are prohibited. Read on...
  33. 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...
  34. A red Japanese temple with Mount Fiji in the distance

    Students Selected for 2019 Sister City Student Exchange

    Midlanders Abigail Hnizda, Luca Jolly, and Deborah Lehman will spend three weeks in the City of Handa, Japan, to explore Japanese culture and family life. Read on...
  35. Midland City Hall, 2 story building, with green and red flowers in front of it

    City Hires New City Clerk, Announces Departmental Changes

    Erica Armstrong joins the City from the City of Linden, while additional changes are made to the City's Communications Department and Clerk's Office. Read on...
  36. 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...
  37. Sewer grate

    City Water/Sewer Billing Office to Offer Electronic Billing

    Residents can sign up to be emailed when their water/sewer bills are ready to be viewed and paid online, eliminating their mailed paper bills. Read on...
  38. Patrick Frazee, Director of Wastewater Services

    City Promotes Frazee to Director of Wastewater Services

    Patrick Frazee, the City's Wastewater Superintendent since April 2016, has been promoted to the newly-created role effective July 1, 2019. Read on...
  39. Police lights that are blue

    Investigation of Fatal Incident at Sanitary Landfill June 27

    City police and fire crews were dispatched to the Sanitary Landfill on the morning on Thursday, June 27 in response to an injured person. Read on...
  40. 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...
  41. 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...
  42. 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...
  43. 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...
  44. 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...
  45. 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...
  46. 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...
  47. 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...
  48. 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...
  49. 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...
  50. 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...
  51. 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...
  52. 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...
  53. 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...
  54. 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...
  55. 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...
  56. 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...
  57. 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...
  58. 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...
  59. 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...
  60. 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...
  61. 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...
  62. 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...
  63. 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...
  64. 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...
  65. 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...
  66. 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...
  67. 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...
  68. 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...
  69. 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...
  70. 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...
  71. 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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