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Mayor highlights local education, health and youth programs alongside Hope Zones pitch

September 20, 2026 | Flint City, Genesee County, Michigan


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Mayor highlights local education, health and youth programs alongside Hope Zones pitch
In addition to the Hope Zones proposal, the mayor highlighted existing and proposed local initiatives: a "kids first" program promising that graduates could attend certain local colleges for free (the speaker mentioned Mott, University of Michigan and Kettering in the transcript), a municipal health program and youth-focused de-escalation and summer job programs that provide soft-skills training.

"We have a promise on where I... 1 kid after the graduation from high school is to go on to college for free at Mott at University of Michigan or Kettering," the speaker said on-air. He presented these initiatives as complementary community investments to the broader Hope Zones economic strategy. No implementing documents or funding details for these education and health programs were presented during the broadcast.

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