Join Mayor Dayne Walling Monday, Novermber 14th at noon in the Flint City Council Chambers as he takes the oath of office. Everyone is welcome.

 

 

 

 

 

It's election day in Flint and the polls are open until 8pm. After the polls close, join Dayne and the Walling for Mayor Team at the White Horse Tavern in Flint for an election night gathering. Watch the results come in with your fellow Walling supporters and help us celebrate the end of a very long campaign. We hope to see you there.

It's election day in Flint. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Please remind your family and friends to vote today. Click here if you need help finding your polling location.

 

 

 

 

The polls open in less than 24 hours. We are expecting a high voter turnout tomorrow and Dayne needs your vote to continue the progress he has made in our city in the last two years. Please remind your family and friends that tomorrow, Tuesday, November 8th is election day in Flint.

 

It all comes down to getting voters to the polls tomorrow. If you would like to help the Walling campaign GET OUT THE VOTE on election day, contact us at (810) 233-9190 and sign up for a phone banking or neighborhood canvassing shift. Working together we are changing Flint.

 

 

 

After interviewing both candidates, the Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce rated Dayne Walling as the preferred candidate for job creation.  The Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce is made up of hundreds of small, medium, and large local businesses throughout Flint and the Region.  The interview was done by the Chamber’s Public Policy Committee.

 

“One of the things I‘m most proud of as Mayor is my record on job creation”said Walling. “Over 2,000 jobs have been brought back to Flint since I took office and we’re not stopping with that.  I know that by working together, providing the right leadership and focusing on fiscal responsibility we can add more in the future.”

 

 

The City of Flint will soon have six additional police officers on patrol and in our neighborhoods. These officers will allow the police department to better fulfill its mission of responding to the community’s public safety concerns.

The hiring of six additional police officers was made possible by a $1.2 million three year grant through the Obama administration’s Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program.  The grant will cover the full cost of salary and benefits for the officers.  The grant is just the latest example of Dayne’s success in finding creative solutions to fighting crime in these financial challenging times. 
 
Dayne has also worked with the Flint Police and Michigan State Police to increase neighborhood patrols, secured funding for more jail beds, and worked with the U.S. Attorney’s office to ensure that anyone convicted of a crime with a gun does at least four years of federal time.