City of Troy Government

06/09/2026

Interested in what’s next for our community? The next Planning Commission meeting is happening tonight at 7 pm. Stop by City Hall or watch live on YouTube . To view the agenda, visit troymi.gov/plancommission.

06/08/2026

Did you know Troy residents use approximately 3.5 billion gallons of water each year?

Learn more about the quality of your drinking water and the work being done to maintain a safe, reliable water system in the 2025 Annual Water Quality Report, now available in the Summer edition of Troy Today.

Download the report at troymi.gov/newslist.php.

06/08/2026

Beginning Tuesday, June 9, slab replacement work will start at Rochester Road and I-75. Work will begin on the northbound Rochester Road lanes, followed by the southbound lanes.

Drivers should expect lane closures to shift, as crews will be completing repairs in each lane. At least one lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead and consider alternate routes when possible.

Thank you for your patience as these improvements are completed.

06/06/2026

At about 8 pm on June 5, 2026, the City of Troy Water and Sewer Division was notified of a loss of water pressure impacting the majority of the City, in the general area between Rochester and Adams roads and from South Boulevard to Maple Road.

The City of Troy's water was and remains safe for consumption. Water pressure began to normalize around 10 pm and has remained steady. Please note that it may take several hours for the system to fully return to normal operating pressure.

Following the initial notification of pressure loss, the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) announced a communication failure at the North Service Center, which caused the water pumping system to shut down. This malfunction resulted in decreased water pressure throughout portions of Troy. GLWA brought the pumps back online, allowing for a significant increase in water pressure across the affected areas.

ITEMS TO NOTE:
• Unregulated pressure changes can cause water main breaks. The Water and Sewer Division will continue to monitor the system for breaks and pressure fluctuations to ensure no further action is needed.
• If a neighboring community issues a boil water advisory, it does not mean Troy's water is unsafe for consumption.

06/05/2026

Longer days, warmer nights, and a City calendar full of fun. ☀️ Enjoy free concerts, farmers markets, family-friendly celebrations, nature programs, and more. There's something for everyone to enjoy all season long!

Find all the dates, times, and locations on our citywide calendar at troymi.gov.

06/05/2026

We donut know who approved those tires, but we're rolling with it. 🍩🚓 Happy to our friends at the Troy Police Department.

We can neither confirm nor deny that today's fleet modifications were approved by the city.

Happy National Donut Day, Troy. 🍩🚔

06/04/2026

Summer fun is just around the corner! Keep an eye on your mailbox for the 2026 Summer edition of Troy Today. Inside, you'll find information on exciting summer programs, camps, events, and activities for all ages, along with important City updates and community news.

A digital version is available at troymi.gov/troytoday.

06/04/2026

Saturday drop-off appointments at the SOCRRA Recycling Center are now available for June and July. Gather those hard-to-recycle items, load up the car, and reserve your spot today.

Appointments are required. Sign up at https://hhw.socrra.org/

06/03/2026

☀️ School’s out, summer break activated! Congratulations to all Troy School District students, teachers, staff, and families on another fantastic year. And a huge shoutout to the Class of 2026 (you understood the assignment). We wish you all the best summer, Troy. Stay safe, make memories, and touch some grass.

06/02/2026

The deadline is approaching! Friday, June 26 is the last day to submit your design for the City of Troy "I Voted" Sticker Contest. Submit designs via email to [email protected] by 12 pm.

The contest is open to all Troy resident students in grades K–12. We’re looking for creative, original sticker designs to be featured at polling locations during the 2026 and 2027 elections.

Please note that a completed parental consent form is required for all entries.

Learn more at troymi.gov/stickercontest.