August 13, 2020
Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley (click here) is offering residents a final chance to sign up for getting their water service line replaced for free before the the citywide project is completed later this year.
Residents have until Sept. 18 to sign up for the program before it ends for good in the fall. Crews are replacing all lead and galvanized water service lines at residences in the city of Flint after they contributed to the Flint water crisis.
Neeley said the project is about 90% complete as of Thursday. Crews resumed work for the season on May 28, which was delayed several months by the coronavirus pandemic.
To sign up, call 810-410-1133, email GetTheLeadOut@cityofflint.com or send a letter to: Flint City Hall, DPW service line replacement program, 1101 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502. Some age 18 or older must be present for crews to work on a home’s water service line....
