The City of Muskegon Heights has adopted the 2012 edition of the International Fire Code within the code it outlines the provision for open burning/recreational fires in Muskegon Heights.
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The Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist will be at City Hall to meet the public and take questions from noon to 1:30pm this Wednesday, September 19th. Please come by and meet him if you are able!
This is good however...how were the settlement funds allocated? I would like to see that breakdowm.
Because Muskegon Heights was charming exorbitant rates for water. Maybe we will finally see some relief?
We get a bill every 3 months, correct. My bill is on the average $100.00. So thats $35 at month. Ijs
I agree what do residents get, my bill has tripled sense I moved in my house.
Excellent! Talk about cutting your nose off to spite your face. What was up with NS and Fruitport?
So will Height residents see a decrease in the water bill??
Decrease in water bills?