Michigan’s Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund, better known as the State Revolving Fund (SRF), is a low-interest loan (2.5% for 20-year loans and 2.75% for
Detroit’s wastewater treatment plant – the largest single-site WWTP in the United States – is undergoing an ongoing improvement program designed to ensure long-term compliance
The staff at the Downriver Wastewater Treatment Facility has overcome many challenges. Their collective experience, perseverance, teamwork and loyalty have led to 100 percent permit
Bloomfield Village is a scenic, tree-lined and aesthetically pleasing area within the Bloomfield Township. The residential neighborhood has approximately1000 homes and was established in 1924.
The City of Burton sewer department is currently conducting routine maintenance on the sanitary sewer system as part of its asset management program. This maintenance
The summer has come to a close but the City is working on several projects that are of importance to the community. There is construction
Due to a collapse earlier this summer of a deteriorated pipeline, the City of Adrian solved a future problem before it happened. This project was,
Residents of Ann Arbor experienced a sewer overflow in the Huron River. The spill occurred due to a break in an underground pipeline, which leaked
Boyne City has designed a sewer enhancement project and it’s slated to begin in the coming days. The pipeline will join the Eveline Township to
Are you handling the summer rains, Detroit? Here in Michigan we need to be sure that the sump pump at our home is operating as
