Manager Jon Moore News Today

Richmond residents will have a new trash hauler as of July 1, but the majority of services are expected to remain unchanged.

A recent revision to the Richmond Area Historical and Genealogical Society’s long-term plan involves a building that calls to mind the old farmers elevator that once stood in Richmond.

The Richmond City Council recently greenlit an application that could lead to grant funding for updates to Oak and Priestap streets.

The Richmond farmers market will return to the city in June, remaining on Main Street despite a recent request made to city council to change the location.

Richmond will become an outdoor gallery of great art this May, when the Detroit Institute of Art’s Inside/Out program comes to the city.

The city’s dump truck fleet with belly blades is ready for any sudden snowstorms this winter, as the city council recently voted to repair one of its older trucks.

The city of Richmond recently became the latest municipality to oppose water affordability legislation in the state House and Senate, when the council adopted a resolution against the bills on Jan. 15.

A revised agreement is scheduled to go before council on Dec. 18.

The city of Richmond is in sound financial shape, auditors said.

The Richmond City Council approved a new recreation logo on Aug. 7.