The Bay City Council Workshop on June 24, 2025, focused on significant developments in public safety infrastructure and maintenance programs. A key highlight was the announcement of the schematic design phase for a new public safety building aimed at enhancing emergency response and law enforcement operations.

The proposed facility will include police dispatch, emergency operations, and other public safety services, including a municipal court. The design emphasizes modernity, security, and efficiency, with site selection intended to improve response times and community visibility. This project aligns with the city’s strategic objectives to invest in infrastructure that promotes safety and preparedness, marking a substantial investment in the community's quality of life.

Additionally, the council discussed the ongoing hydrant replacement preventative maintenance program, which has commenced this year. This initiative involves the replacement of 130 fire hydrants, primarily located on the southwest and northwest sides of the city, ensuring that the community's fire safety measures remain robust and effective.

These discussions reflect Bay City's commitment to enhancing public safety and operational excellence, reinforcing the importance of infrastructure in supporting community well-being.