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The 2012 Annual Water Quality Report is now available in PDF format. To view, please click Water Quality Report. Should you have any questions, please contact the DPW Department at 696-1330 x 108. … [Read More...]
With Memorial Day fast approaching and summer right around the corner, our thoughts are turning toward beautifying our loved one's final resting places at Elmwood Cemetery. City workers are also in the process of cleaning up winter debris and preparing the Cemetery for Memorial Day … [Read More...]
Lily Fulkerson, a 6th grader at Creative Technologies Academy, is the winner of this year's Earth Day T-Shirt Design Contest. Lily's design was featured on the T-shirts worn my the volunteers who helped clean up the town on Saturday, April 27th. Each year the City sponsors Earth Day activities … [Read More...]
The Kent County Department of Community Development, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is offering a program to provide financial assistance for needed home repairs for low and moderate income households. Some of the eligible repairs include repair or … [Read More...]
Five City residents will be vying for two four-year seats on the Cedar Springs City Council this year. Those running include: Mark Laws, Jerry Hall, Pamela Conley, Dan Clark and Perry Hopkins. City Charter requires an August Primary for City Council seats if valid petitions are filed for … [Read More...]
Saturday, April 28, 2012 is National Drug Take Back Day!! Area law enforcement agencies have combined their efforts to eliminate dangerous drugs from your home. A number of police departments, including the Cedar Springs Police Department, have … [Read more...]
Do you have a street light that flickers or doesn't work? Please let Consumers Energy know when those lights need repair. Street lights are not metered, so we (taxpayers) pay for the electricity based on a formula of daylight hours and wattage. … [Read more...]
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is providing more than $845 million to states to help low-income households with their home energy costs. Under the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, low-income households, including … [Read more...]
For several years, Council Members discussed the City’s parking ordinance and the changes that were necessary to simultaneously work for property owners with limited room to park and for those who do not want to see their property values and … [Read more...]
As part of Governor Snyder's plan to encourage transparency within local government, the City has completed it's requirements for the financial summary and performance dashboard. Click HERE for a link to the information. … [Read more...]
