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State of the City

Wyandotte sees strong investment, infrastructure progress heading into 2026 Wyandotte Mayor Rob DeSana delivered the annual State of the City address, highlighting the progress made across the community in the past year and the momentum carrying the city forward into 2026. The address focused on improvements in infrastructure, economic development, public safety, parks, neighborhood quality, and city services. DeSana noted that the progress seen throughout 2025 was made possible through the work of city staff, community partners, and residents. Downtown Wyandotte continued to see significant investment and activity. More than $ l 4M was invested in downtown improvements, including infrastructure upgrades, walkability enhancements, and projects aimed at strengthening the downtown core. The mayor reported that downtown

occupancy reached more than 90 percent in 2025. Several long-awaited development projects also moved forward. The former City Hall building began redevelopment into 12 apartments along with 9,000 square feet of retail space. The former McKinley

School site was being converted into 15 owner-occupied condominiums, and plans were underway for a new public park. Construction of the new City Hall project is expected to be completed in 2027. Infrastructure and neighborhood improvements remained a priority. The city completed or neared completion on 14 road projects during 2025. Officials also updated the city's grass ordinance, lowering the maximum allowed height from 12 inches to 8 inches, and strengthened property maintenance enforcement as part of ongoing efforts to maintain neighborhood quality. Wyandotte also invested in parks and recreation spaces. New and improved play areas were installed at Pulaski Park, Bishop Park, Rotary Park, PRCU Park, and the Knights of Columbus Tot

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