All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
You might have heard the news already, or spent time watching it go up. Chelsea Milling Company was unanimously granted a temporary request for an exemption to the city’s noise ordinance on Sept. 21. The company has begun 24-hour construction … Read more
(Publisher’s note: I apologize for the delay in publishing this story. It’s a complicated issue and I wanted to be sure the story was complete and balanced.) Following an hour-long work session focused on a possible non-discrimination ordinance that addresses … Read more
WCA Assessing, which has been the city’s assessing firm for about the last seven years, had its contract renewed effective Oct. 1, 2015-Sept. 30, 2018 by the Chelsea City Council on Sept. 7. The contract includes an increase of about … Read more
The Chelsea City Council is accepting resumes from qualified candidates from the city for the trustee position to the Chelsea District Library. This term will start Jan. 1, 2016 and expires on Dec. 31, 2019. See job description for responsibilities … Read more
Following a lengthy discussion on Monday, Aug. 17, the Chelsea City Council voted to hold a work session on economic development on an off-meeting Monday, Aug. 31 and invite the Downtown Development Authority board to the table. In addition, the … Read more
When the Chelsea City Council meets tonight, Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. in the new Municipal Building, the elected officials will discuss nine items that include a discussion of four upcoming work sessions. The City Council plans to have work … Read more
Chelsea is beginning to update its Master Plan and would like your input. The Master Plan is “a policy guide for the City’s Planning Commission and the City Council to make decisions related to land use and transportation needs, economic … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved the next step in planned safety improvements around North Creek Elementary School, South Meadows Elementary School and Beach Middle School. The city was awarded a grant of about $369,000 to fill in sidewalk gaps, … Read more
The Chelsea City Council has just one business item on its agenda for the Monday, Aug. 3 regular meeting, but it’s a long awaited one. The City Council will vote on a contract for safety improvements around South Meadows Elementary … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved both the Teamster’s Local 214, and the non-union and part-time employee’s contracts at the July 20 regular meeting. The 14-member teamster’s 3-year contract includes a 3-percent wage increase as well as an agreement to … Read more
The Chelsea City Council is expected to vote on the Teamster’s Local 214, non-union and part-time employee’s contract at tonight’s, July 20, regular meeting. The contracts are just two of the five items on the council’s business agenda. Also expected … Read more
Current Council Member Jane Pacheco is the first candidate to officially file her paperwork for the Nov. 3 non-partisan Chelsea City Council election. She filed on Friday afternoon. Resident Peter Feeney has picked up the paperwork to run for one … Read more
