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MULTI-MEDIA NEWS MAGAZINE A PUBLICATION OF GO BIG MULTI-MEDIA
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MARCH 18 - APRIL 14 2026
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Mayor Rzeppa highlights projects, progress at annual State of the City Residents, business owners, and community leaders gathered for an evening of celebration, networking, and reflection as the annual State of the City and Awards Banquet returned to Trenton. Hosted by the Trenton Rotary Club in partnership with the City of Trenton, the Valentine's week event featured the theme "Boujee 2," offering attendees gourmet food and an upscale atmosphere at the Westfield Activities Center. Guests enjoyed the lively setting while reconnecting with neighbors and colleagues before the evening's main event - the State of the City address delivered by Trenton Mayor Steven Rzeppa. The banquet also served as an opportunity to recognize community members and civil servants whose work has helped strengthen the city. During his address, Rzeppa reflected on the past year and outlined a vision for the future while delivering
his seventh State of the City speech. One of the largest projects currently underway is the battery energy storage system being constructed by DTE Energy. The facility, already visible as construction progresses, is expected to become the largest battery energy storage system in the Midwest. Foundations for the battery units are expected to be completed early in 2026, with the system potentially operational by late 2026 or early 2027. Rzeppa noted the project also supports Michigan manufacturing, with system components being produced in Holland. Another significant milestone came with the demolition of the former Riverside Hospital. The site has been cleared and stabilized with erosion control in place while it remains under the oversight of a court-appointed
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