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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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department wants to inform residents that water valves in the area are being exercised today. This week’s work will begin in the area of Dupont and Flushing and move westward. Work in the ...
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The City of Flint wants to warn residents of a scam that being perpetrated against its residents. Scammers are using various tactics in attempts to dupe City of Flint water customers into providing payment by offering to provide water services in exchange for ...
Continue Reading →Emergency Manager Jerry Ambrose, with approval from the Department of Treasury, has authorized a contract with LAN, the City’s consulting engineers, to immediately proceed with design and installation of granulated activated carbon filter for the Water Treatment Plant. Installation of the filter ...
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The City of Flint is proceeding with a series of actions to ensure the continued safety of Flint drinking water is maintained and that issues of discoloration and odor continue to be addressed. Most notably, the installation of a ...
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The City of Flint recently mailed a Water Quality Update notifying water customers that water testing results for the month of March show that Flint Water meets all Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency standards for safety. Total trihalomethane (TTHM) levels, which were the ...
Continue Reading →Flint City Hall and the Municipal Complex will be closed to the public on Friday, April 3, 2015 for the Good Friday holiday. City departments will reopen to the public for their regular business hours on Monday, April 6, 2015. Waste ...
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As the weather begins to warm, residents are reminded that water main break season is now in full effect. As the frost line underground shifts, so do water mains, and the result is often a break. The City of Flint had more than 400 water main breaks last ...
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The City of Flint’s Utilities Department wants to inform residents in the area of Victoria Ave. between Fenton Rd. and Grand Traverse that water repairs will affect service to residents for most of ...
Continue Reading →At the City Council meeting held on Monday, March 23, 2015, Flint City Council made a motion to “do all things necessary” to return to using water purchased from Detroit and discontinue use of the ...
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