CIty of Grand Rapids

Many food scraps are tossed to avoid unpleasant odors, but they can still be useful. The City of Grand Rapids plans to give food waste a second life.

Lime bikes and e-scooters have become a popular transportation option for Grand Rapids residents and visitors. But that could soon change, as there’s a chance Lime could leave the city for good this fall.

Clear your record for free to overcome housing and job barriers. The 5th Annual Clean Slate GR Expungement Fair brings attorneys, background checks, and application help to Grand Rapids' MLK Community Center on Aug. 22.

Looking for a new gig in West Michigan? The City of Grand Rapids just posted a fresh round of job openings, ranging from part-time library roles starting at $15 an hour up to professional careers topping $160,000 a year.

As visitor numbers and transportation options continue to grow in the city of Grand Rapids, the GRPD is reminding residents of the rules and regulations for operating low-speed vehicles and golf carts on city streets.

Here’s everything to know about Grand Rapids pool and splash pads 2026, including opening day and what's changing this year.

Grand Rapids and A Pleasant Dog are offering free and $5 dog training classes this summer, including leash training, recall, tricks, and reactive dog workshops.

Free teen program It Takes a Village in Grand Rapids focuses on reducing violence through music, poetry, sports, chess, art, and college and career exploration, with expanded summer 2026 offerings.

Grand Rapids’ DASH shuttle is changing. Riders will see more frequent buses, quicker trips, and a smaller, simpler route covering downtown hotspots.

Grand Rapids is offering 16 free outdoor fitness classes this summer, including yoga, dance, and strength workouts. No registration needed—just show up and get moving.

Before you landscape that curbside patch, here’s what the City of Grand Rapids wants you to know.

Planning a backyard fire in Grand Rapids? You’ll need a permit, and your neighbors could weigh in. Here’s what many residents don’t realize about the city’s fire rules.