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News

City extends social zones through November 2022

Published on October 20, 2021

The popular expanded seating and refreshment areas throughout Grand Rapids’ downtown and neighborhood business districts will stick around a little longer. The Grand Rapids City Commission acted last week to extend the zones, which anchor the seven social district “refreshment areas,” and temporary outdoor uses and structures on private property through November 1, 2022.

We want you to have a safe and fun Halloween

Published on October 18, 2021

The City of Grand Rapids wants families to have an enjoyable and safe Halloween, Sunday, Oct. 31. In addition to trick-or-treating on Halloween, there may be other themed events, like trunk-or-treats, sponsored by individual groups, such as neighborhood associations, churches, and other organizations that may occur on other dates.

Seasonal parking rules begin Monday, Nov. 1 on many local streets

Published on October 18, 2021

Seasonal parking rules begin on many neighborhood streets Monday, Nov. 1. Odd-even and same-side parking restrictions start on this date to allow City street sweepers and snowplows easier access to neighborhood streets while clearing roads of leaves, tree debris, and snow throughout the fall and winter.

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