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Flint City Council to consider $500K Haskell Center improvements, lead outreach funding 3%
By Mitchell Kukulka5%
7/23/2026, 9:10:00 AM
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FLINT, Mich. — Flint City Council members are expected to consider grants for lead education programs and improvements to the Haskell Community Center, along with funding for new fire station alert systems, during their regular meeting Monday, July 27, 2026.
Resolutions:
One-Time Enhancement Grant for Haskell Community Center improvements (Res.
260222)
The resolution would authorize the city to accept a $500,000 grant through the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity's One-Time Enhancement Grant Program.
The funding would be used for capital improvements at the Haskell Community Center.
MDHHS grant for lead education and outreach (Res.
260242)
The resolution would authorize city officials to accept the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services' LEAP A-2026 grant of up to $75,000.
The funding would support lead education, outreach and mitigation efforts.
Purchase five new fire station alert systems (Res.
260244)
The resolution would authorize city officials to spend about $137,118 to purchase five MACH Alert M2 Radio Interface Controller Panels for five Flint Fire Department stations.
According to council documents, the department's current alert system is more than 25 years old, and its hardware components are outdated and in disrepair.
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