The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) today announced that the City of Flint’s Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) monitoring has shown
The interior of the elevated tank has been cleaned and repainted, tank hatches have been upgraded, and nine steel roof support beams have been replaced. A 12-inch drain and an 8-inch overflow pipe have been completely renovated and a new catch basin has been added. New mixers are ready to be installed in the roof after the elevated tower is back in service.
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.
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.
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’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
There is no boil water advisory for the City of Flint.
FLINT, MI — As part of Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s commitment to ensuring transparency around the city’s four multi-million-dollar water infrastructure projects, he is pleased to
August 4, 2016 (Flint, MI) — The City of Flint’s Utilities Administrator (Temp.) JoLisa McDay, sent the following letter to officials at the Environmental Protection Agency
July 8, 2016 (Flint, Mich) – The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is the Annual Water Quality Report for the city. It provides important information about Flint’s drinking
June 13, 2016 (Flint) — The City of Flint’s Water Treatment Plant began a continuous process of adding sodium hypochlorite to the water supply at about
(Flint, Mich) During her first weekly press briefing April 5, Mayor Weaver took time to address concerns recently stated by officials with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding the
February 12, 2016 (Flint) – With the Feb. 9th water main break repaired and successful back-to-back bacteria tests completed, the City of Flint lifted its
The City of Flint has begun the corrosion control process by adding phosphates to the City’s water distribution system. The chemical additive comes at
Updated Maps: Week Ending November 13, 2015 The City of Flint’s Water Service Center will be conducting fall fire hydrant flushing throughout the city as part
The City of Flint Treasury Division has announced that water shutoffs for 30 days of nonpayment under recently adjusted water and sewer rates have resumed.
The City of Flint’s Department of Public Works (DPW) has received approval from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) for its plan to introduce
The City of Flint Department of Public Works has published its Quarterly Water Quality Report for October, 2015. The Quarterly Water Quality Report provides important
