FLINT, Michigan—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley will provide a first-of-its-kind progress report on the status of Flint water and infrastructure improvements in a communitywide update this week.
“We are seven years into this crisis and never before have residents been ...
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FLINT, Michigan—As the City of Flint approaches the 7-year anniversary of the start of the Flint water crisis, Mayor Sheldon Neeley is announcing that the City expects to complete three major water infrastructure projects this year.
“There is still more work to ...
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FLINT, Michigan—After seven years of devastation caused by the Flint water crisis, the City Council has forced a shutdown of the City’s service line replacement project just when completion of the project is finally within reach.
The City Council has repeatedly postponed approval ...
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*** Water service has been restored.
FLINT, Michigan—A temporary water service disruption has affected some customers on the southeast corner of Page St. and Oren Ave. today, February 4, 2021.
Yesterday, February 3, 2021, a temporary fix to ...
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*** Water service has been restored.
FLINT, Michigan—Water service was temporarily disrupted for some customers on the southeast corner of Page St. and Oren Ave. today.
A temporary fix to repair a broken water valve was installed. The water service ...
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FLINT, Michigan–A water valve has broken causing water service to be temporarily disrupted in the area of E. Carpenter Road while repairs are made. Water service is expected to be restored in about an hour.
Streets affected include Morningside, Pemberton, Yorkshire and Touraine drives.
*** Update: Repairs were completed shortly before 7 p.m. today
FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint was doing regular maintenance of the water system when a valve broke, forcing the City workers to temporarily shut off water in the area of Atherton Road today, Jan. ...
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FLINT, Michigan—In light of the state Supreme Court’s order that nullifies Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive orders, Mayor Sheldon Neeley today pledged to continue ensuring residents of the City of Flint have access to water.
“We remain in the middle of a pandemic and washing ...
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FLINT, Michigan—The City of Flint will continue accepting consent forms from residents to have their home’s service lines checked for lead and replaced free of charge — but all residents are asked to urgently respond.
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FLINT, Michigan—With work crews nearing completion of the service line replacement project, Mayor Sheldon Neeley is asking all residents to participate NOW while funding remains available to replace lead and galvanized steel ...
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