Recap: 2013 Muskegon County Election Results
Did the MCC millage pass? Who are Muskegon's new commissioners? Read all of Tuesday's results here.
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Muskegon Heights Elections
State Representative Urges Muskegon Heights Residents To Renew School Millage
Marcia Hovey-Wright stated that the state would be looking to recoup its funds any way it could, and it would turn to the city’s taxpayers for the money if the district could not provide them
As New Members Sworn In, Heights Council Approves Police Internship Program, Names Sims Next Mayor Pro Tem
The changing of the guard on the Muskegon Heights City Council includes several changes in the coming weeks. Among them, the position of mayor pro tem will change. As the top recipient of votes in this year’s election, mayor pro tem will pass to councilwoman Sims from its current holder, councilman Watson, effective immediately for the next year. In one year, Patrice Johnson will take the reins, having received the second highest vote tally.
Results of Key 2011 Elections in Muskegon County
Andrew Trzaska | November 9, 2011 Vote numbers certified by the Muskegon County Clerk's office, with all precincts reporting. (i) indicates incumbent (d) indicates deceased Mayor, City of Muskegon Heights Eddie B. Jenkins 117 Bonnie M. McGlothin 178 (i) Darrell L. Paige 413 Dorothy Jeanette Scott 382 City Council, City of Muskegon Heights (3 seats) Daniel Franklin 405 Patrice S. Johnson 754 (i) Kimberley Sims 767 Vernonell E. Smith 540 City Commission, City of Muskegon (Ward 2) Willie […]
Muskegon Heights Mayoral Candidate Forum: A Breakdown
The four candidates discussed topics of public safety, consolidation, image perception issues and communication between the city and other parts of the community, including Muskegon Heights Public Schools.
Muskegon Heights City Council Candidate Forum: A Breakdown
Running for three Council seats, four candidates spoke about economic development, neighborhood involvement, transit in the city and the community’s connection to city hall. Their answers, as well as paraphrased versions of the questions (or groups of similar questions) can be found below.
Candidacy Deadline Approaching for Muskegon Heights City Council/Mayoral Elections
Next Tuesday’s deadline to file to run for Mayor or City Council of Muskegon Heights is fast approaching. At 4 p.m. on August 16, no more candidacies will be accepted for the three city council positions plus mayor, all of which will be voted on this November.