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DWSD Contractor Connect Newsletter - September 2020
Welcome to the Contractor Connect! – a quarterly newsletter packed with important information for contractors about the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD).
City seeks volunteers to help w. Belle Isle Memorial Drive
The City of Detroit is seeking 400 volunteers to assist with the August 31 Memorial Drive on Belle Isle to honor victims of Covid-19, the nation’s first citywide memorial to honor pandemic victims.
Time is Running Out for Detroit Residents to Complete Their 2020 Census
Census Ends Sept. 30
With a little over a month left before the 2020 Census ends Sept. 30, Detroit officials are imploring residents to complete the Census online, by phone or at one of 30 kiosks located across the city.
Black Disabled Lives Matter
Join a panel discussion on Black Disability on July 22nd hosted by the City of Detroit's Civil Rights, Inclusion and Opportunity Department.
Join Zoom Meeting
DWSD’s Statement in Response to Class Action Lawsuit Regarding Water Shutoffs
It is hard to understand how this lawsuit has any relevance today. Since Mayor Mike Duggan and Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the $25 restoration program four months ago on March 9th, water shutoffs have come to a halt.
DWSD transforming stretch of Oakman Blvd with green infrastructure to reduce street flooding and basement backups
- $8.6M project converting 10 medians into bioretention gardens to keep 37 million gallons of stormwater annually out of combined sewer system
Detroit Department Of Elections Appointment Only Office Visits
The office will reopen the week of June 8, 2020, office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., for in-person counter transactions and appointment-only services for: