Crews complete Northville water main break repair
The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) provided an update on the Northville water main break.
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The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) provided an update on the Northville water main break.
The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) provided an update on the Northville water main break.
Most of the breaks occurred in neighborhoods, but a couple along major thoroughfares put drivers in danger of hydroplaning.
On Wednesday, the State of Michigan announced a tentative agreement, which it will fund infrastructure repairs in Highland Park to help lower costs for residents and prevent leaks in the system.
Residents in Northville are being asked to limit their water usage due to a power outage at a Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) pump station.
The Great Lakes Water Authority says it received the $1 million payment from the city of Highland Park on Friday as part of an interim agreement.
The Great Lakes Water Authority and the city of Highland Park reached an interim agreement, including $24 million owed to GLWA for unpaid water and wastewater services.
Some residents of Highland Park are disappointed after three council members walked out of last night's city council meeting.
The Great Lakes Water Authority said now, more than ever, people are searching for answers about their water. They want to know where the water comes from, how it's treated, and what exactly their water bill is paying for.
Last week, the city council asked Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to look into the city's finances. On Monday, Highland Park City Council passed a resolution for an expedited bankruptcy.
Earlier this week, the city requested the state look into its finances, but a former mayor of the city is now saying the problem started from decisions made in Lansing.
The ruling now has the city on the clock to pay it's mounting debt, but city officials say they don't have the money to pay.
GLWA is redesigning its Water Residential Assistance Program so more people can take advantage of it.
GLWA officiails say the rate increase is below the current 6.5% rate of inflation in the United States.
Phase two of the infrastructure improvement is set to begin near the border of Rochester Hills and Shelby Township.
According to an update on Monday, GLWA officials say normal operations returned over the weekend. The agency is lifting its request for 23 communities to limit their water usage.