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If you provide a name and email address, the city will share that with the passionate and dedicated group of Muskegon Lighthouse fans that would like to create a Friends of Muskegon Lighthouses support group. Get excited. Get involved.

As we plan for the next five years, community feedback is very important. A short public survey and community conversations help us understand what residents think is working well and what needs improvement. Anyone can take part, whether you live, work, or spend time in the area.

The City of Muskegon has received a request from a private company to install a cell tower at Marsh Field (1800 Peck St).

Explore whimsical window displays and join the Holiday Scavenger Hunt in Downtown Muskegon for a chance to win locally donated prizes. Stroll through festive downtown windows, scan QR codes at participating businesses, and celebrate the season with family and friends. Free and open to all from November 29 through December 31.

Shoreline Trails and Greenways Planning Process Begins! Your voice matters to make trail connections work in West Michigan.

The Planning Department has drafted FOUR IDEAS that can help address our housing shortage. Learn about them here and give your feedback!

The SKATE equipment at Seyferth is in disrepair. Give input on what you would like to see there either in person, or online.

The Parks & Recreation Department in selected FIVE parks to undergo more intensive park planning. They parks are...Campbell, Hartshorn, Kruse, McGraft and Richards!

Checkout the new brand! It's live.

Interested in more public access to Muskegon Lake? Check this project out to learn more.

The City of Muskegon is using funding to enhance services provided to residents impacted by COVID-19 and to investing in a variety of transformational projects. that will have a long-lasting impact on city residents.

We want to hear your thoughts about protecting source water. Water for the Muskegon Filtration Plant comes from Lake Michigan.

Updates to the City of Muskegon’s Master Land Use Plan are fairly regular, but the last major rewrite of the Plan occurred in 1997. With an effort beginning in 2019, the City of Muskegon Planning Department has been working on a comprehensive rewrite of the Master Plan.

Short Term Rental units have increased in our growing city. Commissioners and staff are continually gathering resident and business owner's feedback on this hot topic. Continue to use this online feedback form to make your voice heard.

The results show that there is a serious shortage of both for-sale and rental housing units at all price points across our city, and so we will be taking a tour hosting public engagement sessions to inform residents of the study results.