Strong Towns Flint

Strong Towns Flint The mission of Strong Towns Flint is to advocate for quality, effective urbanism in the City of Flint.

The mission of Flint Residents for Stronger Neighborhoods is to advocate for quality, effective urbanism in the City of Flint. Specifically this means that FRSN advocates for policies and developments that improve walkability, transit access, and allow people to live diverse types of urban lifestyles in Flint. This can mean lower density neighborhoods with larger lots and access to transit and nei

ghborhood centers in walking distance, or it can mean high density neighborhoods of rowhouses, townhomes, apartments and more with a diverse mix of uses. We need to provide our neighbors with options of how to live, whether that is in a single family detached home, a duplex, a rowhouse, or an apartment building.

Join Support Detroit Transit and Strong Towns Flint tomorrow at 1pm at Churchill's Food & Spirits to talk about the impo...
06/03/2026

Join Support Detroit Transit and Strong Towns Flint tomorrow at 1pm at Churchill's Food & Spirits to talk about the importance of growing public transit in our community and across Michigan!

Hello Strong Towns Flint Friends!Tonight, the Flint City Council will potentially be voting on final adoption of the new...
05/26/2026

Hello Strong Towns Flint Friends!

Tonight, the Flint City Council will potentially be voting on final adoption of the new Vacant Property Registration Ordinance. Several STF members from the Central Park Neighborhood have been working diligently on this ordinance to help hold landowners accountable when they own a vacant property.

If you have time, please come to the meeting tonight, May 26th, at 5:30pm in City Council Chambers (Flint City Hall, 1101 S. Saginaw St., 3rd Floor, Flint, MI 48502) and make a comment in support of the ordinance!

To learn more about this ordinance, check out this piece from East Village Magazine.

By Kate Stockrahm Flint City Council is poised to consider an amendment to Flint’s building code that would require owners of vacant buildings to register those structures with the city. The amendment comes in the form of an ordinance, dubbed the “City of Flint Vacant Building Ordinance,” whic

Thank you to Flint. Daily. for the wonderful piece!
05/13/2026

Thank you to Flint. Daily. for the wonderful piece!

Strong Towns Flint was created to help empower residents to participate in their local government and advocate for issues like housing, public transportation, and strong neighborhoods.

Strong Towns Flint strongly supports this package. These kinds of reforms are common sense and would make it easier for ...
05/12/2026

Strong Towns Flint strongly supports this package. These kinds of reforms are common sense and would make it easier for our neighbors to build homes in their neighborhoods, care for an aging parent, and make our city a more walkable, inclusive place.

Let’s get it done! If you want to join us in pushing for adoption of this package, come to the next Strong Towns Flint May Organizing Meeting!

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