Where Yesterday Meets Today

City of Linden

Established 1871


City Hall will be closed on July 4, 2025 in observance of the Holiday.

ABOUT THE HISTORIC

CITY OF LINDEN, MICHIGAN


The City of Linden is a vibrant community that takes pride in its historic charm. Forming around our present downtown at the intersection of Bridge and Broad, the Village of Linden was established in 1871, with structures dating back to 1840. We have grown from a village into a well-established city (1988), home to a population of about 4,000 residents and many thriving small shops, restaurants, and local businesses. Whether you are visiting our community or looking for a place to call home, Linden is a great place to live, learn, work, play and hangout.

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photo of the City of Linden Hall under a rainbow

CITY HALL HOURS

Mon - Thu
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Friday
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Sat - Sun
Closed

Phone:  810-735-7980

Fax: 810-735-4793

Emergency: 911

 

Police (Non-Emergency)
810-735-5454

Fire (Non-Emergency)
810-735-1714

 

132 E. Broad St., Linden, MI 48451

PO Box 507

CITY OF LINDEN RESOURCES


COMMUNITY NEWS AND INFORMATION


2 July 2025
The contractor will be conducting a full road closure of W. Rolston Road just west of Beach Buggy Lane on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, to fast-track work in the low area near the water crossing (see map below). Residents of Shiawassee Shores and residents and businesses east of Beach Buggy Lane will have access to N. Bridge Street. Residents west of the closure will have access to the Hogan Road detour. The closure is expected to be reopened at the end of the day and through the holiday weekend. Construction activity will continue on W. Rolston Road between Beach Buggy Lane and N. Bridge Street where travel will be limited to one lane. Motorists may experience a slight delay as trucks and equipment work in that area.
30 June 2025
Sign up to receive emergency alerts and severe weather warnings that could directly impact you and your family City of Linden is able to send you emergency alerts via text message, email, pager, or voice mail (in extreme cases), based on your preferences. It is important that we collect this contact information because many households no longer utilize traditional land-based telephone lines. The system is intended to be used for emergency alerts, as well as non-emergency incidents that may have significant impacts to residents. Emergency Alerts could be related to specific hazards that require some kind of action be taken such as evacuation, shelter in place, boil water orders, etc. Non-emergency alerts could include significant transportation problems with prolonged impacts or significant ongoing police or fire activity. This list is not meant to be all inclusive, and demonstrates that this system will not be used for routine information. In addition to receiving information on your wireless device, you may also receive notification on your land telephone line (if you have one) depending on the type of incident or event. Please provide your address and preferred method(s) of contact. Adding your address will allow tailoring so you do not receive alerts that don’t pertain to your geographical area. These alerts are provided free of charge, however standard text messaging rates and other charges may apply. If you wish to subscribe to SMS text messages only, text your zip code to 38276. There is also a mobile app available. If you would like to sign up for notifications or add the weather option: https://portal.civicplus.com/MI-Linden/dashboard
30 June 2025
There will be a lot of activity on W. Rolston Road over the next few days. Roadway undercutting to accommodate the installation of edge drain and a stone base will continue near Beach Buggy Lane and to the west. In addition, the concrete curbing contractor is starting to work between Beach Buggy and N. Bridge Street. The installation of curbing in this section of roadway will require a high level of time sensitive activity which will result in very limited access for motorists in that area. They plan to keep one lane available for traffic, but motorists may have to wait for a significant amount of time while concrete trucks and equipment occupy the open lane. With that in mind, we recommend residents use the Hogan Road detour during this time. Construction in that area will be limited to one lane, except for the loading and/or dumping of trucks. Motorists may experience a slight delay during that process. Work zones require extra caution, and we ask for your support in keeping safety a top priority. Please remember to: · Slow down and stay alert when approaching and traveling through construction areas. · Follow posted signs and directions from workers. · Plan ahead for potential delays and seek alternative routes when necessary. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve W. Rolston Road.  Working together we can create a safer and more efficient roadway while minimizing disruptions. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out- 810-735-7980 Don Grice Director of Public Works
30 June 2025
Monday, June 30, 2025 Contractors will begin working on cleaning sewers along sections of W. Broad Street beginning on Monday, June 30, 2025. The work will take place between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and is expected to take multiple days to complete. Travelers in the area may encounter brief delays at times in areas where traffic is reduced to one lane.
26 June 2025
The contractor has been progressing along nicely on the south side of the road. At this point they are rapidly approaching the intersection of W. Rolston and Beach Buggy Lane. The plan is to split dig the intersection so that the residents will always have at least one lane to access Shiawassee Shores. This will be accomplished by closing the east lane (exit lane) of Beach Buggy Lane at W. Rolston while they install edge drain and stone base in that area. Once that has been completed, they will open the east lane for access and close the west lane (entrance lane) for completion. This process will require motorists to share a lane when entering and exiting, so please proceed with caution while work occurs at the intersection. With continued cooperation from mother nature, this process is projected to take two days to complete. Work zones require extra caution, and we ask for your support in keeping safety a top priority. Please remember to: · Slow down and stay alert when approaching and traveling through construction areas. · Follow posted signs and directions from workers. · Plan ahead for potential delays and seek alternative routes when necessary. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve W. Rolston Road. Working together we can create a safer and more efficient roadway while minimizing disruptions. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out- 810-735-7980  Don Grice Director of Public Works
25 June 2025
NOTICE OF MILL POND TREATMENT: THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2025
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