As a component of the plan, Muskegon Heights’ plant would give up control of the operation of the plant. In return, Muskegon would pay the Muskegon Heights $1.2 million per year for 5 years, paying a total of $6 million to take full operational control of the plant. Muskegon Heights, however, would retain ownership of the plant itself and the waterfront land it sits on.
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | February 14, 2011 Two decades is a long time in fire truck years. Thanks to a grant
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | February 1, 2011 Marketing/Perception Infrastructure Blight Fiscal Responsibility These four points were distilled from the goal-setting planning
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | January 11, 2011 Muskegon Heights will submit a grant application to Muskegon County for $900,000 in federal
Read MoreA recent law passed on the state level allows alcohol sales essentially all day on Sunday, but the State allowed local governments to opt out of the new law and continue to ban sales at certain hours. Muskegon Heights’ city council voted Monday to keep their current Sunday morning ban intact.
Read MoreAn incorrect figure, not a recalculation, caused the misinformation about how much the State is holding from Muskegon Heights until they complete their 2009 audit.
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