Good morning, Grand Rapids.

Adam Fuller, a Creston resident, created a website (Survey of Sound) to collect noise data from Acrisure Amphitheater events.

He invites neighbors to log what they hear during concerts as he plans to present the numbers to City Hall while officials assess the noise exemption.

Brewery Vivant invites local residents to vote on a name for its converted 3,500 sqft (production space) at 925 Cherry St. SE, which will host weddings, dinners and corporate events this fall and accept bookings for 2027.

Grand Rapids is expanding its violence prevention efforts by hiring community officers and boosting summer programs in the Third and First wards (plans include extending It Takes a Village to two sites per ward); City Manager Mark Washington said while overall crimes have declined, incidents against people have risen.

Volker Development broke ground Tuesday on a $17.6M senior housing project for 52 low-income seniors at 1625 Alpine Ave NW in the West Grand neighborhood (expected complete Oct.

2027). Local officials and federal housing programs support the effort.

Cherry Health and Woda Cooper Companies opened Shea Ravines, a 56-unit mixed-income housing community at 2929 Burlingame Ave. SW in Wyoming near the community health center.

The development includes permanent supportive housing and already houses 10 residents + more move-ins are expected by week’s end.

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