City of Flint Department of Public Works Utilities personnel are working to contain a break in a 24 inch water main in the area near James P. Cole Blvd. and Hamilton Ave. This work may cause water discoloration for customers in eastern ...
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The City of Flint Department of Public Works’ Problem Spotter online reporting feature has undergone a renovation that makes it easier for residents to use while also improving how employees collect and track ...
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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department is performing replacement work on two water valves in the area of Corunna Rd. and Mann Ave. and the area of Stocker Ave. and Fielding St. Work in the ...
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As part of its overall Capital Improvement Plan, the City of Flint Department of Public Works has implemented leak detection work on the City’s water system. Leak detection will be undertaken by Echologics, the vendor awarded the contract, who will be seen around the ...
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As part of the overall Capital Improvement Plan, the City of Flint has begun a program to replace water meters for all of its customers. The City has contracted with Metron-Farnier to provide up to 20,000 of the new meters over three years and with H2O Utility Services to ...
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Installation of the Granulated Carbon filter media (GAC) is underway at Flint’s Water Treatment Plant. The first phase of the new filter media will be installed and operational within a couple of weeks. The GAC filter media ...
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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department wants to remind residents of continued water valve exercises in parts of the City as has been announced since May. Work will now continue from the area around I-475 and will move ...
Continue Reading →The City of Flint’s Utilities Department is informing residents that a water valve in the area of Oceola near I-475 was broken during exercises today. Repair work may result in residents in the area around Pierson Rd. and I-475 experiencing diminished service such as low or no ...
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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department wants to remind residents of continued water valve exercises in parts of the City originally announced last month. Work will continue the area of Dupont and Flushing and move east toward I-475 (see map ...
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Water sampling for the month of May has been collected and testing by the State Laboratory has been completed. All testing sites in the city are again below the maximum contamination level (MCL) for total trihalomethanes (TTHM). Due to the high levels ...
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