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Monthly ridership on downtown Grand Rapids’ free shuttle service experienced a sharp drop in May after the city cut routes to save money
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Beginning July 1st, Harbor Transit buses in the Grand Haven area will take riders to the Ottawa County Fillmore Campus, and the service is free for a limited time
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Grand Rapids’ Mobile GR Department is announcing the launch of a new Downtown Area Shuttle, or DASH route. The pilot route is intended to be a faster, more reliable way to move through the city
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Lowell Light and Power gets state grant to promote solar energy projects
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Grand Rapids’ Office of Equity and Engagement is announcing the launch of its new Micro Local Business Enterprise Bonding Pilot Program to help small and emerging businesses bid on larger public and private projects
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Consumers Energy is calling a pilot program to bury power lines underground a success. and the utility is asking to do more of it
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez discusses a Grand Rapids pilot program aiding chronically homeless women and Muskegon lands two economic development projects. Also, one of downtown Grand Rapids transformational projects, Acrisure Amphitheater, celebrated completion of its canopy.
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Mobile GR’s Mobility Planning Analyst Trent Cerra joins in.
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The county is home to 43 parks. Gaines Township’s Creekside Park will deploy autonomous mowers in 2025 as part of an automation demonstration project.
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Kent County is introducing a new program this weekend intended to improve outcomes for foster care children. This Kent County private/public partnership…