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SW Detroit residents struggle with flooded basements, trust issues with city after water main break

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Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero represents Southwest Detroit and talked with Local 4 about the water main break.

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SW Detroit residents struggle with flooded basements, trust issues with city after water main break

Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero represents Southwest Detroit and talked with Local 4 about the water main break.

·Detroit, United States
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The Michigan ChronicleThe Michigan Chronicle

Southwest Detroit Water Main Break Highlights Ongoing Infrastructure Failures

Southwest Detroit residents woke up to a familiar crisis when a 54-inch water transmission main at Beard and Rowan ruptured, flooding streets and disrupting daily life. Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) crews isolated the break, but for many residents, this is yet another chapter in Detroit’s long history of infrastructure failures that disproportionately impact Black and marginalized communities.  The break occurred in the early hours of Febr…

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Great Lakes Water Authority proposes nearly 7.5% water rate hike while residents evacuate after historic water main break in Southwest Detroit - The Midwesterner

As Detroit cleans up after a disastrous water main break on Monday that sent a surge of icy water onto city streets and flooded an estimated 150 to 200 homes, the Great Lakes Water Authority wants to increase water and sewer rates. The GLWA oversees the water main that burst during an extended cold snap, […]

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