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Dearborn Heights, Wayne County officials meet to review progress on Ecorse Creek cleanup plans

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Dearborn Heights Mayor Bill Bazzi was pleased with the progress that was described. Funding for the cleanup and maintenance project is provided through a $10 million grant from the county's ARPA funds. Solicitation for bids for work on the initial section will go out to specialized contractors within the next several days.

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Dearborn Heights, Wayne County officials meet to review progress on Ecorse Creek cleanup plans

HEIGHTS – Representatives from Wayne County, the Wayne County Drain Commission, the Spicer Group, the Ecorse Creek Commission, and the Fahey Schultz Law Firm joined city officials and employees for a Jan. 31 meeting highlighting the status of the North Branch of Ecorse Creek Drain Maintenance Project. The meeting focused on the proposed cleanup […]

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