City of Port Huron June 22, 2026

The City of Port Huron held a council meeting on June 22, 2026, which included presentations, public hearings, and community comments. Key procurement-related discussions involved the continuation of the downtown special assessment district to fund ongoing maintenance of the Huron Avenue streetscape project, with council voting to continue the district and directing follow-up to ensure only benefiting properties are assessed. The city manager reported on the sale of the Dunn Paper property and ongoing collaboration with new owners for future redevelopment, emphasizing zoning protections and community interests. Additionally, the transition of the Children's Museum to a new downtown facility was discussed as an economic development project, with acknowledgment of affordable property sale terms facilitating the move. No new contracts or RFPs were explicitly mentioned, but the meeting addressed budget and capital improvement considerations related to downtown infrastructure and community facilities. Public comments highlighted community concerns about local infrastructure, safety, and unionization efforts at McLaren Port Huron Hospital. The council also discussed ordinance enforcement and community engagement initiatives. Overall, the meeting focused on maintaining and improving city infrastructure and community services with attention to fiscal responsibility and resident input.