Flint City Council

Everybody's favorite uncle Eric Mays was voted out of his seat as president of the Flint City Council after a 10-hour meeting. After what seemed like a super unnecessary length of time six of the city council members voted to remove Eric Mays as Flint City Council President and of course, Uncle Mays didn't go quietly...

Flint could be in the process of a major upgrade as current Mayor Sheldon Neeley put together a proposal for 16 million dollars for blight control (messed up houses) and is making its way to the Genesee County Land Bank. This project is aimed solely at demolition for the city of Flint with over 800 dilapidated houses on the hit list, this project is way overdue...

A Flint City councilman wants to revive an ordinance that would prevent the sale of alcohol from certain stores and gas stations after a specific time. The idea is that this will help curb crime and prevent people from gathering around stores late...

The trash company Republic that services the Genesee county area is dealing with staffing issues which could result in the company alternating between yard waste and recycling leaving Flint residents to deal with their own trash for a bit longer...

Last night, the Flint City Council went over and approved a $55 million budget, which included $1.7 million to help fund Flint firefighters.

There are five items on the ballot for Genesee County residents to decide today.

Tempers flared as Flint City Councilman Eric Mays rode Robert’s rules of order for just under an hour before a vote was taken on a special order he proposed at last night’s Council meeting to offer an alternative to the long-term Flint water proposal presented by the Mayor and pushed by the state.

After months of fighting between Flint Mayor Karen Weaver and City Council, a new contract was approved on Monday night for Republic Services to provide waste collection.

A waste collection company that Flint Mayor Karen Weaver wants to sign to a five-year deal is a key player in a Macomb County corruption case.

According to a statement from the City of Flint last night (Monday), an "interim agreement has been reached with Republic Services to ensure residents will continue receiving this critical service."