Mayor: ground broken on fire and police training center; Central High School to be demolished for new campus
September 13, 2026 | Flint City, Genesee County, Michigan
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Mayor Sheldon Neely said the city broke ground this past week on a new fire and police training center at Stewart and Industrial on Flint’s north side, calling the project an improvement for the region. He credited Chief of Staff Ed Taylor for the vision that led to the development.
Neely also announced plans to demolish Central High School to make way for a new high school in the city. He presented both items as part of an agenda of capital projects intended to improve training infrastructure and local school facilities, but did not provide a construction timeline or funding breakdown on air.
Neely also announced plans to demolish Central High School to make way for a new high school in the city. He presented both items as part of an agenda of capital projects intended to improve training infrastructure and local school facilities, but did not provide a construction timeline or funding breakdown on air.
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