The intersection of Whites Road and Duke Street in Kalamazoo will remain closed until Monday, May 6.
City of Kalamazoo
The Kalamazoo Public Library will be the site for an open house on May 8 to help the community share their thoughts and ideas for economic development in the city.
Approximately 264 volunteers from around the state helped clean up the Kalamazoo River over the weekend with 8,940 pounds of trash collected, including nearly 70 tires.
Kalamazoo residents are invited to recycle expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, electronics, and oral care products at Mayors’ Riverfront Park this Saturday, April 20.
Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.
The funding, which comes from the Federal Highway Administration, is being used for a multi-year project that aims to redesign and increase the stormwater capacity of Kalamazoo’s Arcadia Creek.
The City of Kalamazoo provided updates Monday regarding ongoing roadwork and upcoming road closures.
Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.
Registration for Kzoo Parks summer camps and programs is now open for Kalamazoo city residents. Registration for non-residents will open on Monday, April 8.
The Kalamazoo River, as well as its adjoining river trails, parks, and low lands, will be cleared of litter, trash, and other evidence of urban living on Saturday, April 20.
Want to learn more about natural issues like native lawns & gardens, urban deer, and invasive species? The City of Kalamazoo has you covered.
The City of Kalamazoo provided an update this week on traffic shifts and closures caused by ongoing construction on Whites Road, Westnedge Avenue, and Inkster Street.
More than 30,000 athletes visited Kalamazoo for sporting events in 2023, resulting in $28.5 million in estimated direct visitor spending for the region, according to Discover Kalamazoo Sports.
The 12-week program is designed to help men break destructive tendencies and focus on equipping their lives for the future through lessons on planning, fatherhood, finances, business, and constructive recreation.
Here’s an action summary from Monday’s Kalamazoo City Commission meeting.
The City of Kalamazoo is preparing for some spring fun with the annual Egg Hunt at Mayors’ Riverfront Park on Saturday, March 30. This event is free and will be held from 2-4 p.m.
The Inkster Bridge over Bronson Boulevard in Kalamazoo will be completely reconstructed starting on Monday, March 18. The road will remain closed while the old bridge is demolished and a new one is constructed.
The City of Kalamazoo will be holding a public hearing regarding a proposed project plan to upgrade the Kalamazoo Water Reclamation Plant. The public hearing will be held tonight, Tuesday, March 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church located at 120 Roberson St. in Kalamazoo.