FLINT, MI – The City of Flint is set to take over daily operations of the Hasselbring Senior Center in January of 2025. City leaders are inviting members of the community to come together to learn more about the transition and how it will be beneficial to seniors at Hasselbring. Leaders want to make clear that the center will not be closed and there will be no interruption in services.
The Hasselbring Senior Center is a city owned building. The city announced it would take over services for the seniors after the lease agreement with the current vendor expired, and the Flint City Council did not approve a new agreement. On Thursday, December 19, hear more about the expanded services the city plans to provide for seniors at Hasselbring in the new year.
WHAT: Community Meeting
WHO: Ed Tayor, City of Flint Chief of Staff and Leon El-Alamin, 1st Ward City Councilman
WHEN: Thursday, December 19, 2024, at 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Cathedral of Faith Ministries, 6031 Dupont St. Flint, MI 48505
UPDATE: Download the slideshow presentation here: Hasselbring Presentation 12/19/24
