Development & economy in Michigan local government
What Michigan city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about development & economy — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
3,135 Michigan meetings since 2024 covered development & economy. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Michigan with the most development & economy activity
- East Lansing, MI (156)
- Lansing, MI (145)
- Grand Rapids, MI (142)
- Holland, MI (133)
- Kalamazoo County, MI (121)
- Detroit, MI (96)
- Roseville, MI (77)
- Saginaw County, MI (75)
- Royal Oak, MI (74)
- Westland, MI (71)
- Battle Creek, MI (70)
- Muskegon, MI (70)
Latest matching meetings
Neighborhood council meets for routine reports and updates
This is a regular monthly meeting of the Central Neighborhood Planning Council. The agenda includes city staff reports from police and code compliance, committee reports, and public comments. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.
Oakland County Finance Committee meets to review department and committee recommendations.
The Finance Committee will convene to approve minutes, discuss department recommendations, and review reports from the Economic Development, Public Health and Safety, and Legislative Affairs committees. The meeting includes a closed session and opportunities for public comment.
Neighborhood Planning Council 11 holds regular monthly meeting
This meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and standing reports. The council will receive updates from the Police and Planning departments and discuss membership renewals.
Neighborhood Planning Council 11 meets for regular monthly updates
This meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and standing reports. The council will receive updates from the Police and Planning departments and discuss membership renewals.
Downtown Lansing board to discuss safety, grants, and events
The Downtown Lansing Inc. board is meeting to discuss downtown safety initiatives, a business improvement grant program, and upcoming events. The agenda includes reports on city updates and action items, but no final decisions are listed.
HRC to discuss role in ensuring equitable ELPD enforcement
The East Lansing Human Rights Commission will meet to discuss its role in ensuring equitable enforcement of laws by the East Lansing Police Department, review a formal complaint response process, and consider appointing two representatives to the Community Development Advisory Committee. The agenda also includes…
Neighborhood council holds routine monthly meeting
This meeting of the North Central Neighborhood Planning Council is a regular business session with reports from police, elected officials, and city departments. No specific votes, contracts, or public hearings are listed. The agenda includes a presentation and time for public comments.
Board reviews loan delinquencies and financial reports at monthly meeting
The Saginaw Economic Development Corporation will review its July and August 2026 financial reports and the August 31, 2026 delinquency report. The meeting includes routine approval of minutes and public comments, with no major decisions scheduled.
DDA to approve $63,917 bike path final costs and $1,378 reimbursement
The Romulus Downtown Development Authority will vote on approving final costs for the Huron River Drive bike path and a reimbursement for Match on Main, along with routine approvals of the treasurer's report and current bills. The agenda also includes updates on downtown events and projects.
Downtown Development Authority meets to approve routine agenda and minutes
The Grand Ledge Downtown Development Authority will hold a regular meeting to approve the September 9, 2026 agenda and May 13, 2026 minutes. No substantive decisions or new business items are listed on the agenda.
Plan Commission discusses community land trust and tax district amendments
The Plan Commission will review the Community Land Trust Program framework and consider resolutions for public hearings regarding Tax Incremental District amendments. The meeting also includes reviews of outdoor refreshment ordinances and downtown design guidelines.
Westland TIFA to vote on $10K rental kiosk contract
The Westland Tax Increment Finance Authority is meeting to approve minutes, a contract for rental kiosks, and vouchers, and to discuss training. The main action item is a contract with Rent.fun, LLC for up to $10,000 to install rental kiosks at Nankin Square and the Amphitheatre.
DDA/BRA to consider facade grant and Brownfield plan for 118 W. Clay Ave.
The Downtown Development Authority and Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will meet to approve minutes, accept financial reports, and consider a facade grant for Muskegon Electric Coil Tattoo and Body Piercing. They will also discuss a Brownfield plan amendment and a development and reimbursement agreement for Revilo…
Council votes on $10M park bond notice and $481K bandshell demolition
The City Council will vote on a notice of intent to issue up to $10,000,000 in capital improvement bonds for park projects. The agenda includes approval of a $481,765.72 construction contract for the West Park Bandshell demolition and a rezoning of 2080 South State Street from Township to Office district…
Brownfield board to consider TIF collateral assignment for 14 Mile Rd project
The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will consider approving a collateral assignment of tax increment financing (TIF) reimbursements for Brownfield Plan B17 2025 at 3200 W. 14 Mile Rd. The board will also approve minutes from its August 11, 2026 meeting and take public comment.
Briefing on the Rose III Project development at 116 West Cedar
The City Commission will hold a Committee of the Whole work session regarding the Rose III Project. This session includes a development and housing incentive briefing for the project located at 116 West Cedar.
Commission to consider housing, equipment purchases, and PUD amendments
The Muskegon City Commission is meeting to consider a consent agenda with multiple items, including housing-related agreements and tax exemptions, equipment purchases, and amendments to planned unit developments. The agenda also includes a presentation on an infill housing brownfield amendment. No public hearings are…
Council to review progress on 2026-27 goals and initiatives
At this work session, the City Council will receive an update from Interim City Manager Mark Cochran and administrative staff on the progress and current status of each priority initiative and goal adopted for the 2026-27 term. The update covers the five broad goals and their associated objectives, including economic…
County board to vote on Oakfield brownfield plan in Three Oaks
The Berrien County Finance Committee recommends that the Board of Commissioners approve the Oakfield Brownfield Plan, which would allow brownfield redevelopment financing for a site in the Village of Three Oaks. The board is scheduled to vote on the resolution at its September 3, 2026 meeting.
Ways & Means to set FY2027/28 budget priorities, accept two grants
The Lansing City Council Committee on Ways and Means will discuss and potentially vote on accepting two grants: one from the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan for a CSA program, and one from the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office for the Old Town Commercial Association. The committee will…
Post-Franklin Neighborhood Planning Council to meet September 3
The meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and standing reports. The council will receive updates from the police, planning, and code compliance departments.
Historic District Commission to rule on wall sign and demolition requests
The Port Huron Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on two certificate of appropriateness requests: one from Signworks of Michigan for a wall sign at 515 Wall Street, and one from the City of Port Huron to demolish a home at 718 Court Street. The commission will also approve minutes from its July 7…
Site Committee reviews three new occupancy and event requests
The Redford Township Site Committee will meet to review three new business occupancy and event requests, and to approve the minutes from the August 26, 2026 meeting. The agenda includes a new occupancy for Creative Images, Inc. at 16607 MacArthur, a new occupancy for Total Wireless at 10001 Telegraph, and an event…
Historic District Commission to review Byrd House signage permit
The Pittsfield Charter Township Historic District Commission is holding a regular meeting to review updates on historic properties, including a Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at the Byrd House. The commission will also discuss the Sutherland-Wilson and Harwood Farm properties, and consider adding new…
Board to consider letter of support for Arcadia Creek Festival Place grant
The Downtown Economic Growth Authority Board is meeting to handle routine procedural items and one discussion/action item: a grant letter of support for Arcadia Creek Festival Place. The board will also take public comments and hear director comments.
Council to review CDBG/HOME budget and CAPER 2026
The Citizens District Council is meeting to discuss community and neighborhood services, including a CDBG/HOME budget update, the CAPER 2026 report, and recognition of a CDBG award. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific dollar amounts or project details provided.
Lakeside BID/CIA to review finances and discuss Fall Fest, holiday lights
The Lakeside BID/CIA meeting will review July financial reports for both the BID and CIA, and discuss updates on the Fall Fest/Car Show and holiday lights and storage. The agenda is mostly routine business and discussion items, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.
Trenton Development Area Citizens Council to review TIF project list
The Development Area Citizens Council is meeting to review the project list for the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) and Development Plan. The agenda includes roll call, approval of the agenda, old business, and public comments. No new business items are listed.
Board approves 911 telecommunicator apprenticeship with Berrien RESA
The Berrien County Board of Commissioners is adopting a resolution to transition the current 911 work-study program into a one-year registered apprenticeship. This partnership with Berrien RESA and the U.S. Department of Labor aims to create a structured pipeline for emergency communications professionals. The…
Brownfield Authority reviews Western Meadows update and LDFA finances
The Coldwater Special Local Development Finance Authority and Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will hold an informational meeting on August 27, 2026. The agenda includes a presentation on the LDFA financial update and a status update on the Western Meadows project. No specific decisions, votes, or new ordinances are…
DDA to vote on $50,000 facade grant for Allen Park Dental Care
The Allen Park Downtown Development Authority will vote on three facade improvement grants, including a $50,000 request from Allen Park Dental Care, and approve a $8,950 payment to Z Shawarma King. They will also accept the July financial report and approve June and July expenses. The agenda includes routine items…
DDA to vote on $112,549 in facade grants for five businesses
The Allen Park Downtown Development Authority will vote on approving several facade improvement grants totaling $112,549.22, along with routine items like meeting minutes, financial reports, and expense approvals. The board will also hear updates from the mayor, executive director, and attorney.
Brownfield Authority to review Kemmer Road reimbursement agreement
The Manistee County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the agenda and prior meeting minutes. The main substantive items are a policy discussion on the Local Brownfield Reimbursement Fund (LBRF) and a new business item regarding a Brownfield Plan Reimbursement…
DDA to rescind $8,100 in unused facade grants, amend policy
The Westland Downtown Development Authority will meet to approve minutes, vouchers, and several actions related to the facade improvement grant program, including rescinding $8,100 in unused funds and amending the program policy. The board will also discuss training and hear comments from the director, citizens, and…
DDA to hold public hearings on Spicer Group and Tri-Star Trust redevelopments
The Saginaw Downtown Development Authority is meeting to consider two redevelopment projects: Spicer Group and Tri-Star Trust. The agenda includes public hearings and proposed approval of interlocal agreements for both projects, along with a report from the DDA Façade Grant Committee.
DDA to vote on Graduate Hotel parking lot expansion at 133 Evergreen Ave
The East Lansing Downtown Development Authority will consider recommending City Council approval of a site plan from the Graduate East Lansing to add five parking spaces and one van-accessible space at 133 Evergreen Avenue. The board will also appoint members to several work groups and receive updates on downtown…
DDA to decide on planter pricing, quantity, and trash pickup continuation
The Downtown Development Authority is holding a special meeting to finalize decisions on planter costs, quantities, and placement. The body will also vote on continuing trash pick-up services, noting a July invoice of $740 from Allemon’s. Additionally, the agenda includes moving the 'Welcome to St. Clair Shores' sign…
Committee reviews developer RFQ for 37-acre Water Street site
The Ad Hoc Citizens Committee is holding a launch meeting to review the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Water Street Redevelopment Area. The agenda includes discussing how to incorporate a 100-year vision into the project and establishing a timeline for future meetings. The committee will also approve the…
Ag board to discuss gift of development rights policy, road sign redesigns
The Kent County Agricultural Preservation Board is meeting to discuss property and staff updates, a gift of development rights policy, and 2026 preserved farmland road sign redesigns. The agenda is mostly discussion items with no votes or public hearings listed.
BRA to consider two brownfield plan amendments for parking deck and 32nd St
The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will consider recommending approval to the Holland City Council of two brownfield plan amendments: a Sixth Amendment for the parking deck north of 7th Street between Columbia and College Avenues, and Act 381 Plan Amendment #1 for 493 West 32nd Street. Both items include…