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The City of Portage Department of Public Works plans to close the following non-heated restrooms on Monday, October 26, 2020 for the winter season: Central Park, Harbors West Park, Haverhill Park, Hayloft Theatre, Lakeview Park, Lexington Green Park, Oakl...
The City of Portage has been recognized for its successes and efforts in contributing to Michigan’s entrepreneurial growth and economic development in the annual eCities study conducted by researchers at iLabs, University of Michigan-Dearborn’s Center for...
The annual Fall Leaf Collection Program will begin on Monday, October 26 in Zone 1. Complete program details and a collection map were provided to residents in the September Portager newsletter.
The Fall Leaf Collection Program includes...
Students! Do you have a passion for Portage? Tell us about it! Mayor Randall and the City Council may select you to virtually “flip the switch” to light the annual holiday lights in the Portage City Centre...
The City of Portage urges citizens to use discretion and exercise caution when participating in trick-or-treating and fall holiday celebrations during the months of October and November. If the decision is made to participate in trick-or-treating, please ...
No Postage Necessary! The State of Michigan will reimburse local clerks for postage on return absentee ballots for the November 3 General Election. For Portage voters this means the green return envelope inside absentee ballot will feature a pink postal m...
Many non-emergency buildings at the City of Portage have revised the hours that they are open to the public. These buildings include City Hall, Public Works, and Transportation & Utilities. Until further notice, these buildings will be condu...