Michigan’s government risks a shutdown as budget talks stall over roads and school funding. Lawmakers and the governor are scrambling to reach a deal before October 1.
Michigan could face its first government shutdown since 2009 if leaders don’t reach a budget deal by Oct. 1. Lawmakers remain divided over how to fund $3 billion for road repairs.
Flint Mayor Dayne Walling sat down this morning to discuss the budget and new businesses coming to downtown. The budget for the next fiscal year was approved by City Members on Monday and Walling is pleased with the outcome: