Here’s the city’s six-step process for getting Southwest Detroit residents back in homes after water main break
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan shared the six-step process the city is using to get people back into their homes after a water main break displaced hundreds of residents in Southwest Detroit.
The affected area has just under 400 homes, and so far officials believe about 200 need to be restored, Duggan said.
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Detroit officials set a minimum timeline for getting families displaced by flooding in southwest Detroit back in their homes.
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