Public Safety

The city of Walker is joining other west Michigan municipalities and school districts, asking voters to approve a tax increase in the November election

Newly signed Michigan laws would expand use of the state’s emergency alert system

The Grand Valley State University Board of Trustees approved its fiscal year 2027 budget Friday, alongside major real estate changes.

Residents in Ottawa County’s Park Township will see a public safety millage and a parks and recreation millage on upcoming election ballots

Grand Rapids residents now have a new way to file complaints, compliments, and comments about public safety and community programs

This November Walker residents will vote on a new 10 year public safety millage, a breakthrough in budget discussions between Governor Gretchen Whitmer's administration and House and Senate leaders is raising hopes for a new state budget before the deadline, and more.

This November, Walker residents will vote on a new 10-year public safety millage. City officials say emergency response services have not kept pace with significant community growth

Grand Rapids preliminary city budget is out for review with leaders shifting from establishing new projects to maintaining existing ones like the amphitheater and Grand River restoration

The application period for GRFD positions begins March 1st and ends May 30th

Muskegon, Norton Shores, and Muskegon Heights are working together to update their Five-Year Plan for federal funding that supports residents and neighborhoods across all three communities