•KAYAK LANDING NAMING CONTEST

The City of Williamston and its Downtown Development Authority are taking submissions from the public to name Ithe new Kayak Landing Park on W. Grand River Avenue.  Area residents are encouraged to submit naming ideas by completing this fillable form (click here) and:
            ▶Email to info@williamston-mi.us; or,
            ▶Mail or drop off at City Hall, 161 E Grand River Ave, Williamston, MI 48895.

Contest Ends:     Mar 17, 2023

•NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
City Council will hold a public hearing on Monday, March 27, 2023, at 7:05 pm, to consider the adoption of a resolution approving the amendments to the Development and Tax Increment Financing Plan for Development Area 2B of the City of Williamston Tax Increment Finance Authority pursuant to Act 450 of the Public Acts of Michigan of 1980, as amended.  Click here for more information.

•​NORTH PUTNAM STREET CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
►North Putnam Street, north of the Red Cedar River bridge will be closed for pavement reconstruction, new water mains, new sanitary sewer, storm sewer, curbs, and sidewalks during the summer. 
►Questions, contact City Engineer Scott DeVries at 517-655-2221.
►CLICK HERE for more information.

•CITY PERMITS AND FORMS
Looking for City Permits and Forms?  Click here - http://williamston-mi.us/OurCommunity/PermitsandForms.aspx

•WILLIAMSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS YOU TUBE VIDEO
Our Community is so proud of our Williamston Community Schools!  Check out this YouTube video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbYy6OJz7oc.  GO WILLIAMSTON!  GO HORNETS!

•PARKING ON CITY STREETS
There is NO PARKING on any City street from October 1 – March 31 between 2am-5am.   This ordinance is in effect even if there is no snow on the ground.  Per City Ordinance - Sec. 66-145.  If there is a late snowfall (in April) cars will need to be off the streets.  This is to allow our DPW workers the ability to remove snow from streets.

•ICE AND SNOW REMOVAL
It is the responsibility of the property owner to remove any ice and snow from the entire length of the sidewalk on their property whether the property is unoccupied or if there is a building or structure on it.  Sidewalks need to be cleared within 24 hours of cessation of snowfall if less than 4" or within 48 hours if greater than 4". Sidewalks not cleared may be cleaned by the City and the property owner will be invoiced. Per City Ordinance 50-32.

•CITY CRACK SEALING 2022
Click here for map of crack sealing in the City for 2022.

•PUBLIC RESTROOMS
The public restroom at McCormick Park is open to the public. Following guidelines from the Center for Disease Control, users of the public restrooms are encouraged to practice social distance by maintaining six feet between individuals in all areas of the park, including the public restrooms. Users are also encouraged to wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Restrooms are checked for supplies and cleanliness each morning by City staff.