The city partnered with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources in order to clean up a small toxic waste spill.

[3] The 1915 Musta family farmhouse, located at 3051 River Drive (at Mayflower) along the western edge of the park, still remains.

An Army Corps of Engineers water access was modified and rebuilt in WWII and is still buried beneath the property and is also documented in the Washington CoE register.

The Lincoln Park Relay for Life is held at Council Point, every year on Mother's Day weekend.

[4] Council Point Park is used for a Pow Wow by the American Indian Movement of Michigan, to commemorate Pontiac's great meeting back in the 1760s.

The Pow Wow offers the opportunity for children and adults both to learn about the happenings of the Council of Pontiac, and the rich cultural heritage of the original inhabitants of this area, along with dancing, fun games and other activities.