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Tuesday, May 30, 2017

2017 Street Repair Schedule in District 2 - Improving Neighborhoods For Me And You

By Richard C. Clement - Legislative Aide to George Cushingberry Jr.

      Council President Pro Tem George Cushingberry Jr. is proud to present the following list of repairs scheduled for streets in District 2, as a part of a 63 million dollar improvement plan in 2017.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Department Of Public Works Street Maintenance at (313) 224-0033 or, go to their website.

http://www.detroitmi.gov/Government/Departments-and-Agencies/Public-Works/Contact-us

Department of Recreation and Riverside Park Redevelopment




STREET
FROM
TO
Ardmore
Curtis
John C. Lodge
Baylis
Fenkell
J.C. Lodge
Belden
Puritan
Lodge
Chippewa
Meyers
Appoline
Clarita
Winthrop
Greenfield
Dexter
Fenkell
Puritan
Fairfield
Seven Mile
Curtis
Grand
Linwood
Wildermere
Greenlawn
W. McNichols
Puritan
Hubbell
Eight Mile
Curtis
Hubbell
Jeffries Fwy
Grand River
James Couzens N/B s/d
Six Mile (McNichols)
Audrey
John C Lodge N/B s/d
50' W of Monica
Ohio
John C. Lodge N/B s/d
Schaefer
Audrey
John C. Lodge S/B s/d
Wyoming
Monica
Kendall
Ewald Circle
Wildermere
Manor
Curtis
Margareta
Mansfield
W. Outer Drive
Santa Maria
Margareta
Rutherford
Mansfield
Mendota
Santa Maria
Curtis
Merrill Plaisance
Woodward
Pontchartrain
Pickford
Greenfield
Prest
Pontchartrain
Merrill Plaisance
7 Mile Rd.
Puritan
Livernois
Belden
Santa Clara
Wyoming
Pinehurst
Sorrento
W. McNichols
James Couzens
St. Martins
Schaefer
Lesure
Stoepel
W. McNichols
Thatcher
Ward
W. McNichols
James Couzens
Whitcomb
Vassar
Pembroke
Wildemere
Puritan
J.C. Lodge
Woodingham
W. McNichols
Puritan

Monday, August 25, 2014

Bulk Collection After Flooding

Residents may call Department of Public Works for special bulk pickup.

Bulk pickup for Detroit residents is continuing daily in the aftermath of last week's flooding and citizens are being asked to leave their items at the curb until the City's trash collection contractors or DPW crews can pick it up.

Due to the large volumes of water damaged items that continue to be set out after last week's flooding, the City contractors are running behind schedule in picking up bulk items. In the meantime, a Department of Public Works team of more than 30 workers has been done dictated to providing additional bulk pickup.

DPW Director Ron Brundidge also issued a reminder that residents should leave their bulk items at the curb until collected and will not be ticketed.

In addition, those whose bulk collection day has passed, may call the City to request a special pickup. Residents should call (313) 224-3901 to notify DPW that they will be taking flood-damaged items to the curb.