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Recall language approved against Flint Councilman Dennis Pfeiffer
Flint, MI — The Genesee County Election Commission approved recall language filed against 8th Ward Flint City Councilman Dennis Pfeiffer on Thursday, April 18, 2024. Genesee County Clerk/Register Domonique Clemons told Flint Beat that the petition circulator must collect 883 required signatures to start the recall process after the language is approved. The recall language…
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Two recall petitions filed against Flint Councilman Dennis Pfeiffer
Flint, MI — Eighth Ward Flint City Councilman Dennis Pfeiffer is the subject of two recall petitions seeking his removal from office. “As current law states any one person can file a recall. It’s impossible to satisfy all 12,000+ constituents, but I will continue to work for the residents as they elected me to,” Pfeiffer…
Tentative wage agreement to benefit Flint employees approved
Flint, MI— Flint City Council voted to approve a tentative agreement for city employees, a four-year tax abatement for an apartment building, and numerous items through its consent agenda during a council meeting on Monday, April 8, 2024. After going into closed session, council voted 7-0 to approve a tentative wage reopener agreement through June…
Flint City Council approves $3.2 million for tree removal, sidewalk repairs
Flint, MI— Flint City Council approved three separate resolutions to enter into contracts worth $3.225 million for tree removals and sidewalk replacements damaged by tree roots throughout the city on Monday, April 8, 2024. The three resolutions include: According to the resolution proposal, five proposals were received for tree removal, and a committee decided to…
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