• A Plan for Emerging and Unregulated Compounds in the City’s Drinking Water
• All Invited to 2nd Annual Ann Arbor Mayor's Autumnal Green Fair Oct. 7
• Ann Arbor to Open Registration Sept. 24 for FreeTree Giveaway
• Ann Arbor Shares Election Day Info & Opening Dates for Satellite Offices
• Ann Arbor Welcomes New Director of Organizational Equity
• 2022 National Community Survey™ Results Show Quality of Life Remains High, though Cost of Living and Housing Affordability Concerns Remain
• Join the Ann Arbor Resident Race to Zero Home Energy Challenge!
• Join NAP for October Events
• Ann Arbor to Begin Water Treatment Plant Project Planning
• City Offices Closed & No Curbside Collections on Labor Day, Sept. 5
• Ann Arbor Seeks A2ZERO Ambassadors to Partner for Environmental and Carbon Neutrality Goals
• Volunteer with NAP on 9/11 Patriot Day, National Public Lands Day & More in September
• *Seven New Sustaining Ann Arbor Together Grants Awarded
• Ann Arbor Shares Information to Prepare for Primary Election Day Tuesday, Aug. 2
• City of Ann Arbor Interim Chief of Police Named
• Natural Area Preservation Autumn Controlled Ecological Burn Season to Begin Aug. 1
• Join NAP in August for National Honey Bee Day, Nature Walk + More
• Learn how to Make Cleaner & Greener Spaces at the July 15 Ann Arbor Home Electrification Expo
• Recycling Cart Review and Tagging to Take Place in Ann Arbor this Summer
• All Invited to Community Conversations with the Ann Arbor City Administrator
• Ann Arbor Selects New Chief Human Resources and Labor Relations Officer
• All Invited to Saturday, June 25, Dedication Event for Dr. Harold J. Lockett Park
• Ann Arbor Earns ‘Walk Friendly’ Gold Recognition
• Independence Day Reminders: Fireworks Usage; City Municipal Offices Schedule; Curbside Pickup Service Delayed One Day
• Ann Arbor Public Art Commission Announces Community Voice Award Winner
• A2ZERO Turns 3 with Celebrations and Focus on Climate Action Successes
• Municipal Offices Closed, Curbside Collections Continue as Scheduled on June 20 Juneteenth Holiday
• Annual Ann Arbor Green Fair is Friday, June 10, 6–9 p.m.!
• Natural Area Preservation to Host National Pollinator Week Events
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in July
• Updated Recycle Cart Stickers Being Distributed for Single-family Homes in Ann Arbor
• Ann Arbor Fire and Huron Valley Ambulance Collaboration First of Its Kind in Washtenaw County
• Hazard Mitigation Plan Public Meeting Set for June 22
• A2ZERO Solarize Program Reaches New Milestone for Residential Solar
• City of Ann Arbor Recognized for Environmental Leadership
• Ann Arbor Art Commission Seeks Public Participation in Plans to Use a Half-million Dollars in Federal Funds
• Memorial Day to Delay Solid Waste Collections, City Offices to Close for Holiday
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Notification
• All Invited to the Ann Arbor Public Safety Family Open House May 21
• City of Ann Arbor Expanding Public EV Charging Downtown
• ​Ann Arbor Identifies Key Infrastructure Projects Responsive to Federal Funding
• Volunteer with NAP in June for Pollinator Week, World Environment Day & More
• Free River Activities for All at 42nd Annual Huron River Day Festival, Sunday, May 15
• The City is Seeking Feedback on the Creation of an Ann Arbor Sustainable Energy Utility
• May Events with Natural Area Preservation
• City Seeks Input for Parks and Recreation Open Space Plan
• Public Input Needed for Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
• Curbside Compost Collection Begins Monday, April 4
• Application Process Open for New Class C Liquor License
• View the New Road Pavement Condition Tool
• New Services Added to Online Permitting System
• City Council to Consider American Rescue Plan Act Funding Resolution on April 4
• Ann Arbor Shares List of Road, Sidewalk, Utility & Resurfacing Projects Planned for 2022
• Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation Virtual Job Fair is Wednesday, March 16
• Celebrate Earth Day, Arbor Day & Spring! in the Parks with NAP
• ​City Seeks Input on Proposed Policy Recommendations for Greening Rental Housing
• New Hands-on Camp hosted by Ann Arbor Fire and Police Departments
• Feb. 28 Public Meeting Set for Ann Arbor Police Department CALEA Reaccreditation
• City Seeks Volunteers for Forestry Plan Update Steering Committee
• City Offices Closed on Presidents Day, Curbside Collections Continue Without Delay
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in March
• NAP Controlled Burn Season to Begin Feb. 17 with Meeting Feb. 15 & Training Feb. 16
• City of Ann Arbor Municipal Offices Closed Feb. 2–3 due to Winter Storm Warning
• Survey Now Open for Input on American Rescue Plan Act Project Funding; Additional Online Session Scheduled
• Mayor Taylor Announces Ann Arbor’s Participation in Building Performance Standards Coalition that Will Drive Jobs and Equitable Climate, Health and Energy Cost Benefits
• Sign Up to Participate in the Ann Arbor Community Academy
• Ann Arbor Public Art Commission Announces Winners of the Golden Paintbrush Awards, Opens Voting for Community Voice Selection
• City Schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 17
• Volunteer with Natural Area Preservation to Honor MLK Day of Service at Barton Nature Area
• Ann Arbor Seeks Input on American Rescue Act Funding Projects
• Volunteer with NAP in February!
• City Schedule for Upcoming Holiday Weeks
• Monthly Winter Curbside Collection of Compost to Begin Jan. 3
• City of Ann Arbor Accepting Applications for Third Cohort of A2Zero Ambassadors
• Christmas Tree Disposal Locations
• Ann Arbor named a Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
• Volunteer with NAP for MLK Day of Service & Other Events in January
• ANN ARBOR ONE OF 95 GLOBAL CITIES NAMES AS NEW GENERATION OF CLIMATE LEADERS ON CDP 2021 A LIST
• City Shares Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• Karen Quinlan Valvo appointed Chief Judge of the 15th District Court
• Natural Area Preservation Workdays and Events in December
• City Offices Closed for Veterans Day Holiday, Trash, Recycling and Compost Curbside Service Unaffected; Special Parks Offers for Veterans on Veterans Day
• 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