High E. Coli Temporary Beach Closure for Harbor Towne Park Beach Muskegon County has issued a high E. coli advisory for Harbor Towne Park after recent water quality testing showed bacteria levels exceeding safe limits for swimming. Update 06/16/25: The high E. coli advisory for Harbor Towne Park Beach has been lifted. Water testing now…
Tue 7-8-25 4:00 pm – Zoning Board of Appeals (cancelled)
🚧 New RFP Opportunity: Park Engineering Services 🌳 The City of Muskegon is seeking proposals from qualified firms to help bring our recently adopted park master plans to life! Since January 2024, we’ve worked closely with the community to reimagine four beloved parks—and now, we’re moving from planning to action. We’re looking for a firm to provide…
Tue 6-10-25 10:30 am – Downtown Development Authority / Brownfield Redevelopment Authority Board (cancelled)
Citywide Tree Inventory Begins June 10, 2025 The City of Muskegon is launching a comprehensive tree inventory this summer to assess the health and condition of its urban forest. Starting Tuesday, June 10, crews from Davey Resource Group will begin cataloging approximately 25,000 city-owned trees across Muskegon. The project is expected to be completed by…
Wed 6-11-25 4:00 pm – Civil Service Commission (cancelled)
MUSKEGON, MI — The City of Muskegon is calling on residents, visitors, and trail users to help guide the future of its trail system through the Shoreline Trails and Greenways (STAG) Plan. Whether you walk, bike, or run, this is your chance to have a say in how Muskegon connects its parks, beaches, neighborhoods, and…
PROCUREMENT OF CONTRACTOR Contractor will primarily provide services for the 3-year Healthy Homes Production Grant Program with occasional support for other Community Neighborhood Services (CNS) home repair grant programs. We are looking for a qualified, experienced, licensed and insured contractor to provide supportive services to CNS’ Community Development Specialists in the areas of spec writing…
Join the City of Muskegon in commemorating a transformative moment in our community’s future at The Shaw Groundbreaking Celebration on Monday, June 9, 2025, at the site of the former Shaw-Walker Furniture Company. This milestone redevelopment represents a significant step forward in revitalizing Muskegon’s urban core, and the City is proud to honor a historic…
In response to growing environmental concerns raised by local advocates, the City of Muskegon has taken steps to protect the sensitive shoreline and wetlands of the Hartshorn Park peninsula. With the return of summer, vehicle traffic and parking along the shoreline have increased—causing damage to the natural landscape and fragile ecosystem. To help preserve this…