Summer is underway in the Village of Pigeon, with exciting recreation programs, community events, park improvements, and seasonal entertainment planned for residents and visitors. Village President Michael LePage shares updates on the Johnny T. Classic, the new playscape, summer infrastructure projects, and more. Mark your calendars for the 53rd Farmers Summerfest on July 16-19. Click to read more.

The City of Caseville has released an update on the results and recommendations of an EPA engineering study conducted to evaluate the cause of seasonal discolored water. The update outlines short-term treatment efforts planned for summer 2026, long-term infrastructure improvements, and additional information from the MDHHS investigation.

Spring is on the way, and the Village is preparing with leaf pickup April 13–17, brush pickup April 23, and a volunteer park cleanup on April 11. Residents are also invited to participate in this year’s Memorial Day Service by submitting names of local veterans to be honored. Click to read more.

Days are getting longer, and spring will be on its way soon. Until Emterra’s yard waste service resumes on April 1, please remember winter reminders, including keeping trash and portable basketball hoops out of the street for snow removal, and no overnight street parking between 2 am and 6 am to avoid tickets. Utility bills can be paid online by credit card or ACH through the Village website using the “Pay Your Bill” link, and please note the February billing cycle covered 72 days due to weather and illness. Click to read more.

The Village of Pigeon is accepting bids for a three-year Lawn Maintenance and Spraying contract beginning in 2026. All bids must be submitted by January 3, 2026—click to view full details and specifications.

Winter has arrived early, and residents are reminded to keep vehicles off the streets overnight to help with snow removal. Read about upcoming projects, community updates, and holiday wishes from the Village of Pigeon. Click to read more.

Fall cleanup is underway in the Village of Pigeon, with reminders for leaf pickup, yard refuse, and upcoming community events. Hydrant flushing is also scheduled for October 13–17—read more for details.

The Village of Pigeon is accepting applications for a full-time Laborer in the Department of Public Works. This position offers competitive pay, benefits, and the opportunity to serve the community by maintaining and improving village infrastructure. Apply by Saturday, November 1st.

We just wrapped up another successful Farmers Summerfest Festival with great turnout, exciting events, and an incredible fireworks display. Important ordinance updates have recently gone into effect, and community involvement remains key. There’s still time to enjoy the remaining summer concerts at the Band Shell! Click to read more ›

The Pigeon Community Food Pantry is open on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month from 10 AM to 4 PM at the Pigeon First United Methodist Church (7102 East Michigan Avenue). For questions or assistance, please contact the Village Office at (989) 453-2733 or reach out to one of the listed pantry volunteers. Click for more info.

Summer updates include upcoming state-led water testing, a local drainage project, and continued fundraising for a new playscape at Recreation Park. Highlights also include the successful Pigeon Little League tournament and a new flagpole dedication at Veterans Park in honor of Ted Leipprandt. Mark your calendars for the 52nd Farmers Summerfest on July 17-20. Click to read more.