Parks & recreation · Flint, MI
Parks & Recreation
Flint Parks & Recreation, a function of the Department of Business and Community Services, is committed to improving the quality and safety of parks throughout the city. The office also facilitates volunteer efforts for parks and provides information for making park reservations through Genesee County Parks.
Other Flint services
- City hallCity HallCity Hall serves as the central administrative building for the City of Flint.(810) 766-7346
- ClerkCity ClerkThe City Clerk is appointed by the Flint City Council and is responsible for administering the Office of the City Clerk. The office handles all business and transactions required by city Charter or state law for the legislative branch, including elections and business licensing.(810) 766-7414
- ElectionsElection Division of the City of Flint Clerk’s OfficeThe Election Division of the City of Flint Clerk’s Office is responsible for the registration of all voters within the City limits of Flint and notification of voting locations to electors. This division conducts elections according to State of Michigan Law and encourages voter participation by providing education on the voting process.(810) 766-7346
- TreasurerFlint Treasurer / tax paymentsThe City of Flint provides an online portal for residents to pay property taxes. Property tax services fall under the Finance department.(810) 766-7346
- Trash & recyclingPriority WasteThe City of Flint partners with Priority Waste to provide sanitation services, including trash, recycling, and compost/yard waste pickup. The service includes collection of up to 3 bulk items and 20 bags per week, with specific rules for compost pickup and holiday schedule adjustments.(586) 228-1200
- Water & sewer billingFlint Water & sewer billingThis page provides information on various water assistance programs available to eligible Flint residents. These programs offer funding and resources to help with water and sewer bills, water conservation, and other related services.(810) 766-7346
