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Flint’s old police academy could be sold for marijuana grow operation
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The exterior of the former training building used by the Flint Police Department Tuesday, April 27, 2021 located at 3420 St. John Street in Flint. The city is considering selling the building to an individual for an offered $500,000. (Cody Scanlan | MLive.com)
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FLINT, MI City officials want to sell the shuttered Flint Police Training Academy for $500,000 to a company that wants to convert it into a commercial marijuana grow facility.
The Flint City Council postponed any action on the property sale during its Monday meeting after representatives from the city’s Department of Planning and Development asked to proceed with the sale to Evergrow LLC.