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JONESVILLE CITY COUNCIL HOLDS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
On Wednesday, November 20th, the Jonesville City Council held its organizational meeting following the general election. Clerk Cindy Means administered the oath of office to Mayor Gerry Arno, who ran unopposed and will serve for a two-year term.  Arno was first elected Mayor in 2016 and has previously served on the Village Council and City Council.

Means also administered the oath to Council members Dean Adair, Andy Penrose, and Annette Sands.  The trio will serve a four-year term on the City Council.  Adair and Sands are newcomers to the Council.  Penrose has served since 2010; he was chosen by his peers on Council to serve as the Mayor Pro Tem for two years.

The City Council also said goodbye to former Mayor Pro Tem Delesha Padula.  Mayor Arno presented a Proclamation on behalf of the Council recognizing Padula’s Council service, as well as having served as a member of the Council Budget and Personnel Committees. 

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FALL LEAF COLLECTION SCHEDULE
The City of Jonesville will collect fall leaves for City residents, beginning Monday, October 21st.  The Department of Public Works (DPW) will make several passes through town with the leaf vac, with the final collection scheduled for the week of November 18h. We appreciate your help in following these guidelines so that we can provide this service to all residents.

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Click here for Residential Leaf Collection flyer

2024 STREET AND WATER PROJECT
Utility and street construction is planned for West Street, Adrian Street, Liberty Street, and Franklin Street.  The project will involve water service on all streets and new storm drains and curbs on West St. and Adrian St.  All streets will get new pavement.

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JONESVILLE IS “THE REAL DEAL”
After sifting through nearly 80 entries, the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) selected a new tagline that calls on Jonesville’s heritage as the home of the Deal Buggy Company and the Deal Automobile.  Two different entrants suggested Jonesville be known as “The Real Deal.”  The Jonesville City Council unanimously approved the DDA’s recommendation for the new tagline at their meeting on March 20th.

“We had many great entries and it made for a difficult decision,” said DDA Chair Don Toffolo. “We thought that the winning entry was clever and pithy.  We liked that it incorporates a piece of Jonesville’s history.”

The creative slogan was submitted separately by two entrants, Paul Hosmer and Jeff Rowe.   Each was the recipient of a prize of $50 in Jonesville Bucks.  The City will be featuring marketing materials using the new tagline soon.

RE-IMAGINE CHICAGO STREET
Why Does Chicago Street Need a DIET?

Public Notices/Hearings

PUBLIC NOTICE

CITY OF JONESVILLE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Jonesville City Council will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. at the Jonesville City Hall, 265 E Chicago Street, Jonesville, Michigan, for the purpose of hearing comments on Ordinance No. 223;  An Ordinance to amend Chapter 2, Article V, of the Code of Ordinances to address the purchase, sale, and lease of property.  

   Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at City Hall or online at www.jonesville.org.  Please submit written comments to City Hall, 265 E Chicago Street, Jonesville, MI 49250 or via email to clerk@jonesville.org no later than December 17, 2024.

Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the City of Jonesville in writing at the above address or by calling 517-849-2104.

Cindy Means, Clerk

City of Jonesville

 

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