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070426-Community Update with Mayor Sheldon Neeley
Published: Jul 5, 2026
New High School Construction Underway in Flint, Set for 2027 Completion
The construction of new high schools is underway in Flint, with a new school being built off of Crapo Street near the intersection of Crapo and Kursley. This project, slated for completion in 2027, is a result of efforts by State Representative Cynthia Neely, the Mott Foundation, and Superintendent of Schools Cavalyn Jones. This initiative aims to provide modern educational facilities for the city's youth.
Flint Police Enhance Security for July 4th, Restore PAL Center for Youth Programs
Chief Green confirmed a large police presence downtown for the Fourth of July events to ensure safety and a smooth experience for the 250th-anniversary celebration. He noted that while crime exists, community input and raising 'good kids' foster strong citizens. The PAL (Police Athletic League) has been restored under his watch, with the Haskell Community Center being rehabilitated to provide a space for youth engagement. The center offers sports and enrichment activities like journalism and culinary arts, aiming to help youth achieve future careers.
RX Kids Program Reduces Infant Mortality Rate by 50% in Flint
Mayor Sheldon Neely and Dr. Mona presented data indicating a 50% reduction in infant death rates since the launch of the RX Kids program in 2024. This program provides direct financial support to expectant mothers and families with newborns to alleviate financial challenges. Early results show improvements in birth outcomes, including fewer pre-term births, low birth weight babies, and NICU admissions. The program's success has led to its expansion across Michigan and garnered national attention, with other communities exploring similar models.
Haskell Community Center Reopens with Diverse Youth Enrichment and Sports Programs
The Haskell Community Center has been reactivated and offers various youth enrichment activities beyond sports, including journalism and culinary arts, alongside sports like basketball and NFL flag football. The center aims to help youth achieve career goals and become strong citizens. It also serves as a cooling station during the heat wave. The renovation of the center was a multi-year effort, and it is now a satisfying space for the community, especially the youth.
Flint's State of the City Address Earns Emmy Nomination
The city of Flint's State of the City address, produced by K Smith as communication lead, received an Emmy nomination. Smith, who stepped in after another individual's accident, utilized her skills in communications, PR, and marketing. The success of the address was attributed to the collaboration of community members, department heads, and the city council, with the high school marching band and students participating in the pledge of allegiance adding to the event's special nature.
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