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Appears in 5 stories · Last updated Nov 5, 2026
Seven-member council; Wellman is set to join
Lesa Wellman defeated incumbent Jim Barrus in Tuesday's election for a four-year seat on the Greenville City Council. Wellman received 1,481 votes, or 62.9%, to Barrus's 872 votes, or 37.1%, according to final unofficial results from Montcalm County.
Updated 6 days ago
As of September 2026: Decision body for the three agenda items
Greenville's City Council met Sept. 15 with a fall agenda of routine winter prep: street closures for the Dec. 4 Christmas Parade, three new snowplows, and a driveway replacement on Clay Street. The agenda asked the council to approve each; the city has not yet published minutes recording the votes.
Updated Sep 18
As of September 2026: Weighing the TIF proposal
A West Michigan homebuilder wants to add 172 homes at Greenville's Hathaway Woods and rent some below market rate. He's asking the city to pay for new roads and sewers with the property tax revenue those homes would generate.
Updated Sep 7
As of August 2026: Approving authority for street closures and parking use
Canadian wildfire smoke forced Greenville to cancel its annual Party on Lafayette street festival in July. On August 4, the city council voted unanimously to reschedule it for September 19, closing M-91 from Washington to Montcalm, plus Cass and Grove streets near Lafayette, and reserving 15 parking spaces in Lot 6.
Updated Aug 27
As of August 2026: Approved the $281,179.95 contract unanimously
The parking lot at AG Davis Park's ball fields dates to the 1980s and has crumbled to the point that, as The Daily News put it, "it's not even pavement anymore." On August 18, the Greenville City Council voted unanimously to replace it.
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