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Clean Water Partner calendars now available; event dates set

Many environmental dates set for Battle Creek, Calhoun County. Learn More
City announces holiday closures

Office closures, service changes from Dec. 12 through the new year. Learn More
City airport has new name as part of rebranding

Battle Creek Executive Airport at Kellogg Field reflects airport business, heritage. Learn More
City participates in holiday toy collections

Collection locations are fire stations, BCPD, and City Hall. Learn More
Commission approves ballot question to directly elect mayor

If state approves the language, question will go to voters in March. Learn More
City Charter memo from Commissioner Flores

Collection of 20 years of commission data about representation. Learn More
W.K. Kellogg Airport celebrates 95th birthday

Stay tuned for more fun and announcements. Learn More
City will undergo first zoning ordinance rewrite in 35 years

The city’s Planning team will lead an update of our law that governs land use, the size and placement of buildings, and other factors that shape our community’s character. Learn More
Registration open now for upcoming Recreation programs

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Learn About City Departments
We know that, sometimes, our neighbors don't know who to call about a particular city service or issue. We have put together a short document that gives a brief description of each of our departments and divisions, so that you can get a better idea of each staff's responsibilities. Check it out for more information, at the link below, including phone and fax numbers. Send questions or feedback to PublicInput@battlecreekmi.gov.

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Roosevelt bike lanes
The city will add separated bike lanes to a section of Roosevelt Avenue East in the summer of 2020. This was a project listed in the 2006 Non-Motorized Transportation Plan and will coincide with resurfacing. To make space for the bike lanes, we reduce this section from four vehicle lanes to three -- one in each direction with a center turn lane. Learn more about this project at the link below to a series of frequently asked questions.

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