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FLINT, Mich. — Former Flint City Councilman Floyd Clack has died at the age of 84.
According to a statement from his son, Michael Clack, he passed away on April 3, 2025, surrounded by his wife Brenda and their children.
“Floyd Clack was a true pillar of our community, a man of integrity, and a servant leader who dedicated his life to improving the lives of others,” a close family member said. “His wisdom, kindness, and passion for justice will never be forgotten.”
Clack dedicated his career to public service, holding several key positions, including president of the Flint Branch of the NAACP, Flint City Council member, Michigan state representative and Genesee County commissioner.
Beyond politics, he served on the Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents, where he championed higher education and expanded athletic opportunities.
Clack was also a vocal advocate for fair housing, working against redlining and pushing for greater economic opportunities in Flint. Additionally, he played a key role in establishing Flint’s gun buyback program, an initiative aimed at reducing gun violence and enhancing public safety.
The family will share details about funeral services and memorial arrangements in the coming days.

Former Flint City Councilman, state representative Floyd Clack dies

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