Michigan Street Corridor Improvement Authority Agenda Packet
The agenda packet outlines the upcoming meeting, focusing on several action items. These include a recommendation for a strategic process facilitator proposal, a funding request for the Midtown Chili Throwdown event, and a grant match request for a community partnership. Additionally, the agenda includes a review of a draft agreement between the City and Corridor Improvement Authorities, followed by reports from the Corridor Manager and the committee.
Oct 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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North Quarter Corridor Improvement Authority Agenda Packet
The agenda packet outlines upcoming business, including a funding request for the Phase 1 Gateway Activation project and a review of the City and Corridor Improvement Authorities agreement draft. It also incorporates committee reports detailing corridor management, infrastructure projects like bioretention islands, and event planning for Lights on Creston, alongside previous meeting minutes and operational updates for the organization.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Committee of the Whole Briefing
The meeting included a comprehensive update on the 2026 election process, covering primary and general election procedures, early voting schedules, absentee voting regulations, and information regarding recent executive orders. Additionally, the committee reviewed the Kent County Corrections and Detention Millage proposal. This discussion focused on the ballot proposal details, the proposed municipal fee framework, the county's responsibilities in providing medical and behavioral health care for those in custody, and the potential system-wide financial and operational impacts if current dedicated funding expires.
Nov 1, 2025·Strategic plan
City of Grand Rapids Strategic Plan 2025
The City of Grand Rapids Strategic Plan is an updated roadmap that builds upon previous versions to elevate the quality of life through excellent city services. Guided by core values—accountability, collaboration, customer service, equity, innovation, and sustainability—the plan focuses on six strategic priorities: Governmental Excellence, Economic Prosperity and Affordability, Engaged and Connected Community, Health and Environment, Mobility, and Safe Community. Its overarching vision is to establish Grand Rapids as a nationally recognized equitable, welcoming, innovative, and collaborative city with a robust economy, a safe and healthy community, and opportunities for a high quality of life for all residents.