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Michigan Municipal League hosts We Love Where You Live, a government show with 50 episodes published.
We have a packed lineup today! Amy Schlussler-Schmidt from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and the League’s Shanna Draheim join us to discuss federal disaster-recovery funding available to Michigan communit
We begin with a summary of our new state budget, passed in the wee hours of July 3, as well as a discussion of some of the nearly 60 bills that were passed along with it (and what was vetoed). Plus, an update to what’s g
Long before many communities generated their own power, Sturgis was producing electricity locally, helping shape a civic identity that has endured for more than a century. The City has recently celebrated that heritage t
We’ve got a very full show lined up for you today, discussing progress on oath of office legislation, dark stores prevention, recent member events hosted in partnership with SEMCOG, housing policy developments, the lates
Nelson Park, located in southwest Sterling Heights, is a cherished local space for residents and visitors alike. With ARPA dollars in hand, the City listened to resident feedback on what further amenities could be develo
The City of Harbor Beach took an abandoned Coast Guard and transformed it into an accessible pier that connects the waterfront to the city’s Harbor View Trail network. The project was completed entirely with City personn
Located just 500 feet from City of Chelsea offices and the main thoroughfare of historic downtown, a nearly three-acre site with ties to WWI and WWII is set to advance four key community priorities: expanded green space,
Once home to agricultural mills, then to heavy industry, the City of Buchanan finds itself again in transition. To keep up with a rapidly modernizing downtown, the City did a complete overhaul of utility infrastructure a
The City of Royal Oak’s Ruck-22 March has become a beloved tradition, raising awareness and donations for veteran health and wellness. Participants walk while carrying weighted packs to raise awareness of veteran suicide
The City of Holland renovated an underused patch of land in Window on the Waterfront Park into a year-round destination. Holland Ice Park, which welcomed its first skaters during the winter of 2024-25, combines skating,
Happy summer from Live with the League! We’re here with an update on what’s going on in the ever-dynamic budget negotiation process, the movement of the property tax reform package proposed by House Republicans, the ongo
Like most Michigan municipalities, Portage faces an attainable housing shortage. With a lot of planning, state funding, grants, and private assistance, the City has developed Stanwood Crossings, an owner-occupied single-
The former garbage dump at the edge of Rochester provided the perfect opportunity for the City to do something amazing. Thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, from City officials to teenage volunteers, the site
With some of the best walleye fishing around, the City of Ecorse’s John D. Dingell Park was a special amenity for residents. With help from EDA and MEDC grants, the City fixed up the boat launch and added ADA accessible
For the City of East Lansing’s five-year update to its Comprehensive Plan, it engaged community members for guidance on what priorities they’d like to see addressed. It resulted in a human-first, forward-looking plan tha
Last winter, the City of Livonia debuted its new Senior Wellness Center, connected to the Jack E. Kirksey Recreation Center. Guided by a focus on accessibility and long-term adaptability, the new senior center is a gorge
In 2020, the City of the Village of Douglas acquired an underutilized marina, which it has since begun to develop into a year-round gathering space, boasting gorgeous views, a lakeside pavilion, and rentable boat slips.
Based on feedback on its Recreation Master Plan, the City of Oak Park looked to “elevate” its offerings, in particular its popular farmers market and summer concert series. The result of that effort, a new event hub and
Boasting more than 40 coffee shops, the City of Dearborn realized it had a unique identity to share with the rest of the state. With a bit of DDA money and a lot of support from local businesses and stakeholders, Dearbor
Kalamazoo’s Foundation for Excellence is a municipal endowment—the only one of its kind—made possible by an anonymous donation. Since 2017, this publicly accountable fund has been used for property tax cuts, housing deve
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