Oakwood Neighborhood Association

04/21/2026

02/19/2026

This is a great way to let the city know about concerns and changes you want not only in the neighborhood but the city a whole. Come with you ideas!!

01/22/2026

City of Kalamazoo shares logistics for Stadium Drive Rezoning Public Hearing – January 26

KALAMAZOO, Mich. – January 22, 2026 – The City of Kalamazoo will hold a public hearing regarding the 4301 Stadium Drive rezoning request during the regularly scheduled City Commission meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, January 26, 2026. The public hearing will take place inside the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, located at 241 W. South Street.



At 6 p.m., the Social Justice Youth Awards Ceremony will be held in the Chambers. The ceremony is expected to conclude at 6:45 p.m. The Regular Business Meeting will recess and restart at 7 p.m., and the public hearing will follow the Ceremonies and Introduction of Guests portion of the meeting. The City of Kalamazoo respectfully asks those attending the rezoning public hearing to be mindful of this event and its participants with arrival times. City staff will be available to assist with arrival, building access, and directions throughout the evening.



Due to strong community interest in the rezoning public hearing, the City of Kalamazoo has prepared accommodations to ensure that all individuals who wish to provide public comment will have a fair and equal opportunity to do so. Public Comment will occur in an orderly manner to ensure everyone has their opportunity to speak while not standing in long lines for hours. Public comments speakers will be called to enter the line a row or two at a time from each room or viewing area within City Hall. Everyone will have the opportunity to speak to the rezoning request - whether in person or through call-in comments and in the general public comment. City staff will be on hand to direct speakers and guide this effort. A ticketing system will not be used.



The public hearing for the rezoning will include an opportunity for phone comment call in. During the public hearing after the in-person public comments, individuals may call 1-888-382-9556 to provide public comment. The call-in is ONLY for the public hearing and not for general public comment. Individuals may also view the meeting live on YouTube or on Facebook.



The City of Kalamazoo’s goal is to conduct the public hearing in a manner that is accessible, respectful, and fair, while maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for all attendees.

12/10/2025

If anyone has found keys in front of kazoo books or those near by shop fronts please bring them to the center.

12/02/2025

❄️ A Friendly Winter Reminder

Keeping sidewalks clear after a snowfall isn’t just a requirement in Kalamazoo, it’s one of the simplest ways we can help keep our neighbors safe and moving during the winter months. Clear sidewalks make a big difference for students walking to school, older adults, people with disabilities, transit riders, and anyone who travels on foot.

Under City ordinance, property owners are responsible for clearing the sidewalks next to their properties within 48 hours of snow accumulation.

🚨 If your sidewalk hasn’t been cleared yet, please plan to do so by tomorrow afternoon to help ensure safe travel for everyone in our community. 🚨

When we all do our part, we help neighbors of all ages and abilities stay connected and safe throughout the winter. Thank you for looking out for one another!

Learn more about winter sidewalk maintenance at www.kalamazoocity.org/snow

11/30/2025

We have been working on updating our webpage and page. The new webpage is up and running now!