Flint expands sidewalk repairs and tree‑care intake; city offers 50/50 option
August 30, 2026 | Flint City, Genesee County, Michigan
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City officials said Flint is advancing sidewalk repairs and a tree-care intake process that includes a homeowner 50/50 cost-share option and situations where the city will fully fund repairs. The mayor asked residents and businesses to call city crews for assessments and described a program that tags trees for follow-up.
"On our city website, you can fill out a 50 50 sidewalk form, or it may be funded 100% by the city," a city speaker said, and staff added that crews will assess locations and determine next steps. The broadcast did not provide eligibility rules or project timelines; residents were directed to the city's online intake and to the navigation desk for assistance.
"On our city website, you can fill out a 50 50 sidewalk form, or it may be funded 100% by the city," a city speaker said, and staff added that crews will assess locations and determine next steps. The broadcast did not provide eligibility rules or project timelines; residents were directed to the city's online intake and to the navigation desk for assistance.
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