City of Kalamazoo

Here's a rundown of the projects going on in Kalamazoo and when they are projected to be completed.

The Kalamazoo River between Patterson St and D Ave is considered to be affected as one of the disinfection feed systems failed at the Wastewater Treatment Plant, causing water contamination.

There have been two bigger projects proposed to the city within the last couple of weeks that garnished a ton of traffic in the public meetings and while one project got overwhelming support and is set to be in full swing, the other received a ton of push back and may never get approval.

Earlier today the framing of the project has gone up, raising questions about what the city has approved to be built here.

The City of Kalamazoo installs new temporary roundabouts in several neighborhoods as part of new traffic calming efforts.

The City will flush hydrants twice a year to remove sediment, and check the city's systems. When will they be in your neighborhood?

The project is said to be completed in November of 2022 and will give the park an entirely new look.

It seems like these days all the City of Kalamazoo wants to do is frustrate its citizens. And to be fair, no matter what they do, they'll be honking off some group of people or another. The most recent example of this is the project going on now on Park and Westnedge Streets around downtown. The City calls it "traffic calming".

No need to panic. If you've noticed discolored tap water in your home/office, it may be because of city-wide maintenance.

Battle Creek and Kalamazoo are about to cash in on marijuana sale revenues being distributed by the Michigan Department of Treasury.