Every supported project remains available here as new changes arrive. Each record states what changed, its documented stage, the supporting evidence and what remains uncertain.
Coverage reviewed through Sep 12, 2026 · 25 public records
The Southside Neighborhood Improvement Authority agenda lists an interlocal agreement tied to revenue from the same 12-home development, connecting the project to a second public-financing action.
The City is seeking a development team and concept for an approximately 1.03-acre, city-owned riverfront parcel at 2400 Forest Street. Proposals are due October 7 at 3 p.m.
The same State Tax Commission agenda recommends dismissal of Industrial Facilities Exemption application 2025-003 for Port Huron Industrial Ventures, LLC. The footnote identifies an incomplete application and missing additional information.
The State Tax Commission agenda recommends transferring an existing water-pollution-control exemption from BMI Holdings USA to Port Huron Multimodal Hub. It is one change inside a larger industrial reuse, environmental and land-use sequence.
MDOT says major construction began on the second Blue Water Bridge plaza component as the $36.3 million first component reached substantial completion. The second component is described as an approximately $300 million, five-year program.
The council packet proposed acquiring the former All-Star properties for storage. An August 25 local report says council approved the purchase on August 10.
Township records report unanimous conditional-rezoning approval for six parcels. The conditions restrict certain uses and leave drainage, wetland, access, water, sewer and the final project plan for later review.
The City Manager described a Woda housing project at the former River District site with an April 2027 groundbreaking target. It is separate from Lincoln Avenue Lofts.
The council record reports a $328,498 award to Raymond Excavating. A separate neighborhood-authority record addressed financing and broader corridor improvements.
The City approved BMJ Engineers & Surveyors for design and construction-engineering services on resurfacing and panel replacement from Electric Avenue to Cleveland Avenue. The project has a $375,000 MDOT Category F grant and a January 27, 2027 advertisement milestone in the agreement.
The City's administrative report says preliminary plans cover a replacement enclosure, electrical and control panels, a new drive approach, and wet-well pumps and valves. The City says the project will be publicly advertised and bid.