• City of Ann Arbor Soil Remediation Successfully Completed at Leslie Science & Nature Center
• Free Wood Chips for Ann Arbor Residents Available Sept. 19; Fall Leaf Operations Season to Begin Oct. 12
• Northside Community Center and Resilience Hub Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Gelman Litigation Joint Public Hearing and Q&A Options
• Ann Arbor e-bike Discount Program is Growing
• October Events with NAP
• Wetland Creation and Creek Restoration Project Slated to Begin at Huron Hills Golf Course
• Argo and Gallup Canoe Liveries Now **Closed for the Season
• Labor Day Holiday to Delay Solid Waste Operations and Close City Offices on Monday, Sept. 7
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Notification
• Public is Asked to Not use Tubes at the Argo Cascades Due to Public Health Concerns
• City of Ann Arbor Emergency Ordinance Requires Face Masks & Limits Gatherings
• Ann Arbor Begins Tree Inventory
• Candidates for Ann Arbor City Administrator to be Interviewed Aug. 20
• City of Ann Arbor Keeps Citizens Informed with Everbridge Alerts
• Ann Arbor to Reconfigure Some City Streets for 90 Days
• Allen Creek Railroad Berm Construction Hits Major Milestone
• Be Prepared for Statewide Primary Election Day Tuesday, Aug. 4
• Public Input Sought for Gallup Park Project
• New A2ZERO Program Offers $150 Incentive to Purchase E-Bike
• Ann Arbor Officials Warn of Safety Requirements Amid Coronavirus and the State Executive Order
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Contained to Sanitary System
• Join NAP for Volunteer Events - July 11-Aug. 22
• 15th District Court Begins Reopening Process
• Argo and Gallup Canoe Liveries will Reopen Monday, July 20
• A2ZERO Program Installing 300kW of New Residential Solar
• Webinar July 16 will Present Proposed Floodplain Regulations
• Independence Day Reminders: Fireworks Usage; City Municipal Offices Schedule; Curbside Services Continue Without Delay
• New Solar and Energy Storage System will Help Northside Community Center Become a Resilience Center
• Juneteenth Celebration and Walk for Racial Justice Event is Saturday, June 20
• Free Online Water Consumption Tool Now Available to Ann Arbor Water Customers
• Results Announced for Ann Arbor’s “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest
• ​​Curbside Composting Collection to Expand: Bundled Brush June 15, Yard Bags June 22
• Ann Arbor Downtown Road Closures to Begin Friday, June 12
• NAP Announces June Volunteer Opportunities & New Safety Protocols
• Washtenaw County Courts Will Not Reopen for In-person Services on Monday, June 8
• Ann Arbor to Resume In-person Services June 8 at Larcom City Hall
• Ann Arbor Compost Facility Reopens June 6 for Drop-off and Sales
• Ann Arbor City Council Adopts A2Zero Carbon Neutrality Plan
• Memorial Day Delays Solid Waste Collection, Still Plenty to do in the Parks
• NAP Garlic Mustard Weed-out Week Kicks Off "Together Separately" May 22
• Ann Arbor Awarded P4P Grant for Aging in Place Efficiently Initiative
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Notification
• City Provides Updates on Parks and Recreation Facilities, Programming and Amenities Amid COVID-19
• City Launches Online Access to Planning and Building Records and Permits
• City Provides Updates on Building Inspections, Plan Review and Permit Processing
• Gallup Park Border-to-Border Trail Closed on Tuesday, May 12
• Help Select Ann Arbor's New "I Voted" Sticker Designs
• Temporary Closure of the Lower Argo Cascades Starting April 28
• Use Natural Solutions for Landscape Care and Pest Control
• Lower Argo Cascades Pedestrian Bridge to Close for Repairs April 28
• Yard Waste Drop-off Option Begins April 21
• Celebrate Earth Day Online with Events 9 a.m.-8 p.m. April 22
• May Events with Natural Area Preservation
• Washtenaw County Public Safety Agencies to Show Support to Local Medical Professionals
• Curbside Compost Collection to Begin April 6 with Carts Only Until Further Notice
• Lower Argo Cascades Pedestrian Bridge to Close for Repairs April 7
• Important “Stay Home, Stay Safe” COVID-19 City Reminders
• Ann Arbor 2020 Planned Road, Utility & Resurfacing Projects
• Pedestrian Bridge Along Border-to-Border Trail to Temporarily Close March 30
• City of Ann Arbor Downtown Parking Update
• City of Ann Arbor Non-essential Operations to Close Through *Friday, May 1
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Notification
• Larcom City Hall to Close to the Public 5 p.m. Friday, March 13–*Friday, May 1
• City of Ann Arbor to Alter Operations to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
• Be Prepared for Presidential Primary Election Day Tuesday, March 10
• Cancelled: Public is Invited to Two Meetings Regarding Playground Improvements at Bromley and West Parks this Summer
• NAP April Calendar Includes Events for Earth Day & Arbor Day, Future Turtle Stewards + More
• Postponed: Neutral Zone and City of Ann Arbor Host Future Corps Signing Day
• Firefighters Local 693 and the City of Ann Arbor Successfully Negotiate New Labor Contract
• Nearly $5.6 Million for Farmland Protection Allocated in Washtenaw County
• A2Zero Planning Phase 3 Kicks Off with Survey Launch
• Feb. 18 Kick-off Event for Allen Creek Railroad Berm Project
• City Presidents Day Schedule, Monday, Feb. 17
• Barton Nature Area South Pedestrian Bridge to Temporarily Close Feb. 18 for Maintenance
• NAP Controlled Ecological Burn Season & Feb. 18 Public Meeting
• Learn, Lead and Volunteer with NAP in March
• “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest Kicks Off in the City of Ann Arbor
• Ann Arbor City Clerk’s Office Notes New Appearance of Mailed Absentee Ballots
• Temporary Closure of the Gallup Park Vehicle Bridge Begins in February
• Public Meeting for Huron Hills Golf Course Stormwater and Eco Design Project Set for Thursday, Jan. 23
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Notification
• City Launches Second Public Survey on Carbon Neutrality & Gears up for Next Carbon Neutrality Town Hall
• City Schedule & Events for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 20
• Superior Greenway Grows through City-County-SMLC Partnership
• February Events with Natural Area Preservation
• Ann Arbor Holiday Schedule
• Apply to Participate in Ann Arbor Citizens Police, Fire & Courts Academy
• January Events with NAP
• Ann Arbor Launches new Carbon Neutrality Initiative - Seeks Your Feedback
• City Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• HUD Awards Rent-subsidy Vouchers to Ann Arbor Housing Commission for Non-elderly Households with a Disability
• City of Ann Arbor Announces 2020 Deer Management Program Details
• 15th District Court Warrant Resolution Day Scheduled for Monday, Dec. 16
• Housing + Affordability in Ann Arbor
• Water Meter Upgrades Set to Begin this Winter
• Ann Arbor Farmers Market Special Events and Local Goods Create a Holiday-shopping Headquarters
• City Nov. 11 Veterans Day Schedule & Special Offerings for Veterans
• December Events with NAP
• Applications Accepted Through Dec. 6 for Ready Ann Arbor Preparedness Training
• City & Partners to Host Carbon Neutrality Town Hall Nov. 13
• Virtually Check Polling Place Lines and Show Civic Pride during the Special Election in Ann Arbor Tuesday, Nov. 5
• Ann Arbor is Developing a Smart City Strategic Plan
• Safety Tips, Events & Trick-or-Treat Times for Halloween in A2
• Ann Arbor Citizens Academy Applications Being Accepted Now
• AAFD Helps City Achieve Climate Action Goals With Solar Panel Installation: Public Celebration Oct. 18
• November Events with NAP
• City to Present Monitoring Well Location Recommendations for the Gelman Plume
• Celebrate Autumn with October Events at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market
• Public Meeting for Huron Hills Golf Course Stormwater & Eco Design Project is Oct. 1
• Fall Controlled Burn Meeting is Oct. 15 + Season Begins Oct. 16