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On Monday, April 8, Fenton City Council unanimously approved construction costs for the 2024 Local Streets Program to complete streets in the numbered streets subdivision. The project was awarded to

On Monday, Feb. 12, Fenton City Council unanimously approved costs associated with scope of engineering and design services as well as scope of geotechnical services for new tennis and pickleball

On Monday, Jan. 22, Fenton City Council approved the costs associated with urgent boiler repairs that had been done at the city’s water treatment plant.

Fenton City Council approved the purchase of a new security camera system for the water treatment plant from EOS Business Surveillance System during its meeting on Monday, Nov. 27.

Fenton — It was a snowy Halloween for trick-or-treaters on Tuesday, Oct. 31.

Several unanticipated expenses at the Veteran’s Memorial at Freedom Park resulted in Fenton City Council amending the budget in order to bring the project to a successful completion. On Monday,

Fenton City Council approved scope of design services on Monday, Sept. 25 in order to begin necessary engineering work and Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) permitting

Fenton City Council approved costs associated with engineering services not to exceed $280,000 on Monday, Sept. 11.

Fenton City Council motioned Monday, Sept. 11, to authorize an agreement with Consumers Energy to enroll the city’s water treatment plant into the Consumers Energy Demand Response Program for the

Fenton City Council approved $1,119,815 in costs associated with additional work from the 2022 Local Streets Program contract at its meeting Monday, Aug. 28.