2020 City Calendar
The 2020 City Calendar is finished! This year's calendar celebrates beach life in Grand Haven. A digital copy of the calendar is at the link below, and physical calendars will be shipping out to residents and businesses in early January. Calendars will also be...
Grand Haven Winterfest 2020
January 23-26 Celebrate winter in the Grand Haven area with the annual Winterfest! Winterfest is a full weekend of winter fun in Grand Haven, Michigan during the last week of January. The snow is upon us and with Michigan’s winters being long and cold, this is a...
Subscribe to City Council Agendas
You can now join a mailing list to be notified when new City Council meeting agendas are posted. This will include all regularly scheduled meetings, as well as special City Council meetings. The City will not send any other emails to people who join this list. Just...
1980s Prom Fundraiser
Community Connect – Grand Haven’s Aging Infrastructure
Community Connect has conducted interviews with a number of key individuals in the City of Grand Haven on the topic of Grand Haven's infrastructure. Geri McCaleb, Mayor of Grand Haven https://youtu.be/b9EqciPc8Ac Dennis Scott, City Council Member...
Hemlock Trees at Risk
Spring is when most creatures start to wake up from the cold of winter to begin their lifecycles once again. There is an invasive pest however, that has used the winter months to slowly feed on hemlock shoots and branches and develop into adults in the spring. This...
City Council Goals for 2019
NOWS Water Plant PFAS Results
Agencies representing health, environment and other branches of state government have joined together to investigate sources and locations of PFAS contamination in the state, take action to protect people's drinking water, and keep the public informed as we learn more...
Welcome to Washington Square
Washington Square is a quaint mini-commercial district on Grand Haven’s East Side with a fascinating array of niche shops that attract interest from across the region. There is a specialty meat market, a fantastic café, a movement studio, record store, computer...
Living in Sensitive Areas Homeowner’s Guide
The City has created a Homeowners Guidebook to give suggestions to residents about how to make improvements to your property without causing harm to the dunes, wetlands, or floodplains. You may request a hard copy by contacting the Community Development Department at...
