Muskegon Heights Water Rates To Rise On January 1, 2014
This is not the same as the large increases in sewer rates that Muskegon Heights and other municipalities across the county have been enacting yearly for several years now.
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Muskegon Heights City Council
Muskegon to Share Zoning Administrator with Muskegon Heights
Both cities will sign a memorandum of understanding laying out Muskegon zoning administrator Mike Franzak’s work for Muskegon Heights. Click through to read the details.
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Recap: 2013 Muskegon County Election Results
Did the MCC millage pass? Who are Muskegon’s new commissioners? Read all of Tuesday’s results here.
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Muskegon Heights Raises Sewer Rates in Reaction to County Rate Increases
While sewer rates changed, the city’s water rates did not change at Monday’s meeting.
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Heights Council Approves More Capital Improvement Bids, Most of Them Local
The only bids to go outside the county went to Lite Load Services of Hamilton, Michigan. See which local contractors won the city’s bids.
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Muskegon Heights Tries Breaking Up Bids to Create Savings
All contractors are in Muskegon County, ranging from within Muskegon Heights to Egelston Township. Click through to learn more about the city’s bid tactics.
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Heights Council Approves Beulah Street Closure for Quality Tool and Stamp Expansion
Quality Tool & Stamping, which resides between McIlwraith and Jarman Streets to the east and west, wants to build off the north side of its facility to place more press equipment on-site.
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Muskegon Heights Sewer Assessment Could Lead to Grant Dollars, Road Repairs
Based on the findings, the City can apply for a grant from the state for up to $500,000 to do repairs on the system if needed.
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Muskegon Heights Council: It’s ‘Burton Drive’, not ‘Burton Bros. Drive’
In a split vote, city council members in Muskegon Heights rejected a request to rename a street that was only ceremonially renamed last month.
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After Letting Water Bills Slide, Muskegon Heights Asks School District to Pay Up
The city has let the district’s bills go unpaid longer than is typical. The district technically could have had its water turned off last year if the city had followed their usual shutoff schedule.
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Road in Muskegon Heights to Be Renamed For Pair of Famed Muskegon Heights Athletes
As of last year, Ed and M.C. Burton still hold the #1 and #2 records for scoring in the history of the Muskegon Heights school system, respectively, separated by only 2 points.
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