• New Lighting Ordinance Aims to Reduce Light Pollution
• Be Prepared for Special Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 2
• City of Ann Arbor Releases Report on Creating a Publicly Owned Sustainable Energy Utility
• Volunteer with NAP in November
• City Seeks Participants for Aging in Place Efficiently Pilot Program
• City Offices Closed Oct. 11 for Indigenous Peoples Day, Curbside Collections Continue Without Interruption
• Buy Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation Merchandise Online
• Swift Run Dog Park to Undergo Year-long Maintenance Project
• Finalists Selected for the Ann Arbor City Attorney Search
• Secrest Nature Preserve, in the Superior Greenway, is open to the public
• Ann Arbor Interim City Administrator Candidates Interviews Live Online Sept. 21
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in October
• Temporary Closure of Argo Livery in September
• Volunteer with NAP in September!
• Labor Day Holiday to Delay Solid Waste Operations and Close City Offices on Monday, Sept. 6
• Preregister Now for the 10,000 Trees Initiative FreeTree Giveaway Oct. 2, 2021
• Water Meter Replacements Nearly Complete – Residents Encouraged to Schedule their Appointments
• City Seeks Artists for Water Treatment Plant Mural
• “Saving Energy” Sticker Design Contest Winners Announced
• Ann Arbor Opens Relief Station Following Storm Impacts
• Temporary Closure of Border-to-Border Trail Section to Begin in Mid-August
• “Saving Energy” Sticker Design Contest — Finalists Announced
• 3 Ann Arbor Streets to be Converted to 2-way Traffic
• City Introduces the New Ann Arbor Equitable Engagement Steering Committee
• City to Launch New Online Short-term Rental Licensing System
• Ann Arbor to Celebrate Arbor Day in 2021 with Tree Plantings
• Washtenaw County Residents Affected by the June 25–26 Flooding May Apply for Federal Disaster Assistance
• Volunteer with NAP in August
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Contractor Actions
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Immense Rainfall
• City of Ann Arbor Offers Water Logged Bulky Waste Pickup by Request
• Independence Day/Week Schedule, Fireworks Use Reminders, Holiday Weekend Fun in the Parks
• Boil Water Alert Lifted; Lanes Still Restricted
• Juneteenth Holiday to Close City Offices Friday, June 18; No Disruption in Curbside Solid Waste Service
• Juneteenth Walk and Celebration Planned for Saturday, June 19
• Michigan Public Service Commission Ruling on DTE’s “Voluntary Green Pricing Program” Helps to Advance A2 Clean Energy
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in July
• Saving Energy Design Contest and Other Fun Summer Activities Planned to Celebrate A2ZERO 1-year Anniversary
• A2ZERO Celebrates One Year Closer to Achieving Carbon Neutrality Goal with Week of Community Events
• Memorial Day to Delay Solid Waste Collection, Still Plenty to do in the Parks
• Inaugural Ann Arbor Green Fare June 1–6 to Satisfy Appetites for Sustainable Cuisine
• Join Natural Area Preservation for Workdays and Events in June
• Apply to Participate on the New Equitable Engagement Steering Committee
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Roots
• Celebrate Huron River Day Throughout May!
• June 3 Public Meeting will Outline Proposed Ann Arbor Water Treatment Plant Improvement Project
• $7.4 Million Awarded for Land and Water Conservation in Southeast Michigan
• New Dog Licensing Ordinance Now in Effect in Ann Arbor
• Free Wood Chips Available
• Celebrate Earth Day with NAP in Ann Arbor Natural Areas - Sign up by April 23
• New Online Permitting System Debuts
• Celebrate May in Ann Arbor Nature Areas with NAP
• Ann Arbor Prepares for 17-Year Cicada Emergence
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Roots
• Controlled Burn Planned April 1 at the Ann Arbor Skatepark in Veterans Memorial Park
• City Partners with Meals on Wheels and DTE to Distribute Home Energy Efficiency Kits to Homebound Residents
• Curbside Compost Collection Begins Monday, April 5
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Contractor Operations Fail
• Gallup Park Loop Trail Construction Begins in Early April
• Ann Arbor Shares List of Planned 2021 Road, Sidewalk, Utility and Resurfacing Projects
• AAPD is Accepting Applications for Police Chaplains Program
• Public Input Welcomed During March 16 Planning Commission Meeting for Proposed ADU Ordinance Amendments
• South Industrial Highway Project Virtual Open House Takes Place March 11
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in April
• Healthy Streets Survey Now Open
• City of Ann Arbor Receives a U.S. Election Assistance Commission 2020 Clearinghouse Award
• Ann Arbor Designated “SolSmart Silver” for Advancing Solar Energy Growth
• Input Sought for Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance Proposed Amendments - Meeting March 2
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Caused by Contractor Operations Fail
• ICLEI Elects New Leadership Through Global Democratic Process
• Municipal Offices Closed for Presidents Day; Curbside Services Unaffected by Holiday
• Natural Area Preservation Spring Controlled Ecological Burn Season to Begin Feb. 19
• City Seeks Public Comment on Commercial and Multifamily Energy and Water Use Reporting Ordinance
• Golden Paintbrush Awards Now Accepting Nominations
• March Events with Ann Arbor Natural Area Preservation
• Community Input Sought on Proposed Amendments at Feb. 9 Planning Commission Working Session
• Ann Arbor Community Academy Launches Interest Signup Form Ahead of March 10 Kickoff
• Sustainability Forums Kick Off Jan. 28 with "Food & Food Access: What We Eat & How We Get It"
• Veterans Memorial Park and Buhr Park Ice Arenas Resume Limited Operations
• City Schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 18, Final Day for Christmas Tree Drop Off
• February Events with NAP in the Ann Arbor Parks
• City Holiday Schedule: Municipal Office Closures, Curbside Collection Service Delays; Christmas Tree Disposal; Ann Arbor Farmers Market
• 2020 Citizen Survey Results Show Quality of Life in Ann Arbor Remains Strong, though Rise in Cost of Living and Housing are Concerns
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in January
• Ann Arbor Celebrates Virtual Grand Opening of Allen Creek Berm Stormwater Mitigation and Flood Control Project with a New Video
• Dec. 2 Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Bandemer Park/Barton Nature Area Pedestrian Connection Project
• City Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• Ann Arbor City Hall Building to be Closed Nov. 18, 2020–*July 6, 2021; the Public is Encouraged to use Online City Services Until Then
• City Offices Closed for Veterans Day Holiday: Trash, Recycling and Compost Curbside Service Unaffected
• 8:50 p.m. City of Ann Arbor Update: 2020 General Election
• December Events with Natural Area Preservation
• Be Prepared for General Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 3