Maintenance inside the water tower will include cleaning and painting the elevated tank’s interior, installing a new mixer to improve water quality, and making upgrades to the tank hatches, overflow, and drain. The 6-8-week time period allows for draining, cleaning, repairing the tank, application of paint, curing of paint, refilling and testing the tank, and bacteriological testing.
“Scheduled repairs and upgrades to the Flint Water Tower are part of our work to continuously improve our water infrastructure in the City of Flint,” Mayor Sheldon Neeley said. “As we move from crisis to recovery, we are approaching every aspect of our water infrastructure with intention, ensuring that we can continue to enhance the quality and reliability of water in Flint.”
Genesee County Community Action Resource Department (GCCARD) will be onsite at Flint City Hall Monday, May 1, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to connect residents
Over a two-year period, this project will restore Saginaw St. brick-by-brick and upgrade all underground utilities from Court St. to the Flint River. This work will include the water main replacement, electrical upgrades, running conduits for lights and meters, as well as the replacement of two gas mains.
The City of Flint is launching a new notification system called Alert Flint that sends Flint-specific emergency notifications to individuals who sign up. The City
UPDATE: 10:15 a.m. February 13, 2023 Flint’s boil filtered water advisory is lifted The boil filtered water advisory is now lifted for the city of
The latest testing result is lower than the previous 6-month period result of 10 ppb for lead and remains below the federal action level of 15 ppb.
Free water filter units and replacement cartridges are available for Flint residents at Flint City Hall, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Residents can also pick up free water testing kits at the same location.
Weekly Thursday onsite WRAP application support will resume Jan. 4 at Flint City Hall
Weekly Thursday onsite WRAP application support will resume Jan. 4 at Flint City Hall
EPA grants funding extension for Flint water service line replacement
Flint’s first ever secondary pipeline successfully delivers safe drinking water to residents for seven weeks while neighboring communities experience service disruptions and boil-water alerts.
As of Sept. 30, the City of Flint applied $300 credits to all residential accounts with active meters—a total of 28,057 accounts.
Flint’s first ever secondary pipeline successfully delivers safe drinking water to residents for seven weeks while neighboring communities experience service disruptions and boil-water alerts.
Flint’s first ever secondary pipeline successfully delivers safe drinking water to residents for seven weeks while neighboring communities experience service disruptions and boil-water alerts.
FLINT, Mich.— October 5, 2022 The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) 120-inch water transmission main has returned to service. This past Friday, September 30, the
FLINT, Mich. – September 30, 2022 The City of Flint and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced today that the
FLINT, Mich.— September 29, 2022 To date, the City of Flint has completed 27,428 water service line excavations, bringing the project above 95% completion. Service
“Thanks to the completion of the secondary GCDC pipeline, our water quality is not affected by the GLWA’s major break this morning,” Mayor Neeley said. “My administration has worked diligently over the past two years to ensure that Flint’s water system is protected from malfunctions like these that otherwise would have affected water quality. I want to reassure residents that our city woke up this morning to safe water, with sound and thoughtfully planned infrastructure.”
Pending City Council approval, all residential households would receive a $300 credit
