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Kent County has reported that $2.6 million in damage has been done to public properties located outside of the city of Grand Rapids from the flooding of the Grand River. Read More

Kent County is now accepting offers for some prime riverfront property it owns — along Monroe Avenue NW between Michigan and Trowbridge streets. Read More

Revenues were up and expenditures were down in the first quarter for Kent County’s general fund. Read More

In the midst of the Great Flood of 2013, Kent County leaders were notified of the success of the annual trek to New York City for meetings with ratings agencies Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s. Both agencies rated Kent County with Triple-A credit ratings, the highest possible. Read More

When Kent County commissioners extended the county’s state-of-emergency status Thursday, they took that action to give county officials more time to assess the flood damage from the Grand River overflow. Read More

Kent County commissioners extended the state-of-emergency status for the entire county for another 30 days on Thursday. Unless otherwise notified, emergency conditions, due to the flooding of the Grand River, will exist through May 24. Read More

What a difference a year can make. Read More

Kent County will solicit bids soon for prime riverfront properties it owns, but the city of Grand Rapids will not include one of its nearby parcels in the request for proposal. Read More