City of Leslie

09/14/2026

The City of Leslie DPW will be burning our brush pile throughout the evening/night on Washburn Street.

09/10/2026

GRANGER TRASH PICKUP
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Due to the Labor Day holiday, Granger’s regular Friday trash collection will be delayed by one day and will take place on Saturday, September 12.

North Main Street residents: Granger will collect your trash before the Fall Festival street closures begin. Please have your containers at the curb no later than 6:00 a.m. Saturday to ensure pickup.

Thank you for your cooperation, and enjoy the Fall Festival!

09/08/2026

STORM BRUSH COLLECTION UPDATE

The recent storms have left a significant amount of brush throughout the City. Our three-person DPW crew is working diligently to collect it as quickly as possible, but there is quite a bit to get through.

Crews are working through the City one section at a time while continuing to perform their other daily duties. Please place all brush and cut limbs at the curb so they are ready for collection.

If your brush has not yet been picked up, please know that our crew is making its way to each neighborhood. We kindly ask that you give them time to reach your area before contacting the City Offices.

Thank you for your patience, courtesy, and understanding as our DPW crew works to get everything cleaned up.

09/08/2026

CITY OFFICES UPDATE

09/08/2026 City Offices are still experiencing network and phone outages. At this time, we are unable to process payments or access records, email, or City software.

We apologize for the inconvenience. Our IT department is actively working to restore connectivity as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

09/02/2026

Please be advised that the City of Leslie’s phone system is currently down and is expected to remain unavailable for at least several days while we work through a necessary upgrade.

During this time, please contact City staff by email or stop into City Hall during regular business hours. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we get everything back up and running.

09/01/2026

Exciting news for our water customers!

The City of Leslie is currently piloting monthly water-meter readings, with the goal of allowing residents to view their usage and pay their water bill every month. While we do not have a firm implementation date yet, we are aiming for early 2027.

Monthly bills will be available for paperless residents only. Customers who have not provided City staff with an email address will continue to receive a quarterly bill by mail.

If you haven’t already, please take a couple of minutes to complete our paperless billing form so you can take advantage of monthly billing when it becomes available. More information will be shared as we continue testing and move closer to implementation.

Click this link to sign up for paperless billing today:

Electronic Signature Agreement: By typing your full name above, you certify that the information provided is true and accurate and that this electronic signature is the legal equivalent of your handwritten signature. You agree to the terms of paperless billing outlined above.

08/28/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

If you receive an absentee ballot, you can still put it through the tabulator yourself!

During the nine days of early voting, you may bring your completed absentee ballot—inside the secrecy sleeve—to your early voting location. After an election inspector verifies your information and ballot number, you can personally insert it into the tabulator, just like you would on Election Day.

This is a great option for voters who enjoy the comfort of completing their ballot at home but would still like to tabulate it themselves!

📍 Where do Leslie residents vote early?

The City of Leslie and Leslie Township partner for early voting. Residents of both communities report to the same early voting location:

Leslie Township Hall – Lower Level
4279 Oak Street

City of Leslie voters who wish to vote early—or personally tabulate their completed absentee ballot during early voting—will go to this location.

Please remember: City of Leslie voters who wait until Election Day will vote at City Offices, 602 W. Bellevue Street-Lower Level.

Prefer to return your absentee ballot to the Clerk’s Office or an official drop box? That’s perfectly safe, too! Returned ballots are securely stored until they are processed by a bipartisan team of trained election inspectors, with equal representation from Democrats and Republicans.

Curious about what happens behind the scenes? Ask your local clerk about becoming an election inspector! It’s one of the best ways to see firsthand how secure and carefully managed our elections really are. 🇺🇸

Learn more and confirm your voting information at MI.gov/Vote.

08/28/2026

Ingham County is sending a mailer to registered voters who are not currently signed up for the Permanent Mail Ballot List.

Signing up is completely optional, but it’s a safe, easy and secure way to cast your vote. The mailer will include a QR code that takes you to the Michigan Voter Information Center (MVIC), where you can sign up online for the Permanent Mail Ballot List. You may also complete the paper form instead.

Just to clarify: signing up online does not mean you’ll receive an electronic ballot. Your official ballot will still be physically mailed to you before each election. You can then complete it and return it by mail, at the City Clerk’s Office or in the City’s secure ballot drop box.

08/25/2026

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Just visit cityofleslie.org and click the Notify Me icon on the homepage. Signing up is quick and easy, and your information is never shared.

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08/19/2026

City of Leslie residents-keep an eye on your mailbox!

This informational flyer regarding the City’s Street Millage Proposal will be mailed to residents soon. It explains what is being proposed, the estimated cost, how the funding could be used, and answers several common questions.

Have questions? Join us for a “Let’s Talk About It” Town Hall Informational Meeting:

September 22 at 6:00 p.m.
October 20 at 6:00 p.m.

Both meetings will be held one hour before the City Council meeting at Leslie City Hall.

The proposal will appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to urge a vote for or against the proposal.