🌧️ Heavy rain is possible overnight. Clear Drains. Prevent Flooding. The City may experience periods of heavy rain overnight. Please be mindful that leaves and debris can clog storm drains and lead to street flooding.If you’re able, take a moment to clear leaves and debris from the storm drains near your home before the rain begins. A small effort can make a big difference in preventing flooding.Thank you for helping keep our streets clear and our community safe! 🍂💧See full article: app.govoutreach.com/dewittcitymi/public/communications/59775… See MoreSee Less
Leaf CollectionCompleting Fall 2025 Collection. The DPS will be collecting the remaining leaves from last fall that could not be picked up due to early snowfall. Crews will complete one citywide sweep to remove any leaves that were missed.Residents are reminded not to place any new leaves at the curb. Only the leaves already set out from last fall will be collected during this sweep, which will take place over this week and next week. March 20 will be the last day for leaf collection.Regular yard waste collection with Granger will resume on April 1, at which time residents may place bagged leaves out for pickup.See full article: app.govoutreach.com/dewittcitymi/public/communications/59656… See MoreSee Less
🚧 March 7th Road ClosuresFor the Cabin Fever Reliever event. The following downtown roads will close at 8:00 AM for Cabin Fever Reliever event setup and will reopen by 10:00 PM:• West Main St. from Scott St. to East Main St. at Franklin• Bridge St. from Washington St. to Jefferson St.See full article: app.govoutreach.com/dewittcitymi/public/communications/59523… See MoreSee Less
Looking for a fun way to shake off the winter blues and support Downtown DeWitt's Cabin Fever Reliever event this Saturday night? Grab a friend and come volunteer. You can help pour drinks, welcome guests at check‑in, and keep the energy going all night. Volunteers get FREE admission to the event!Already bought tickets but still want to pitch in? That’s totally fine—reach out to Downtown DeWitt on Facebook Messenger. … See MoreSee Less
Property Tax Reminder for 2025 BillsUnpaid summer or winter taxes transfer to the County on March 2, 2026. Friendly reminder that any unpaid 2025 summer or winter property taxes will be turned over to the Clinton County Treasurer’s Office on March 2, 2026. After this date, City Hall will no longer accept payments in person, by mail or through our website.Also please remember, there is no autopay for tax bills — if you were previously set up on autopay, your payments must be made manually online, by mail, or in person.If you’re unsure of your status, please check your tax information online by tapping “Pay Bills” in the MyDeWitt app or visiting:dewittmi.gov/online-services/If you still have questions after checking, please don’t hesitate to call 517-669-2441—we’re happy to help!See full article: app.govoutreach.com/dewittcitymi/public/communications/58799… See MoreSee Less
City Hall ClosurePresidents' Day. City Hall will be closed on Monday, February 16th, in observance of Presidents Day.The police will be on duty, although the office will be closed. If you need the police, fire department, or ambulance, please call 911.See full article: app.govoutreach.com/dewittcitymi/public/communications/56699… See MoreSee Less
