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Residents in the tri-county area woke up to single digit temperatures early Tuesday morning following snow flurries for much of Monday, Jan. 24. The area saw approximately 4 inches of

At its meeting Monday, Dec. 13, Fenton City Council approved the hiring of MW Cole Construction, based at The Villages, Florida, to refinish/recoat both clarifiers at the water treatment plant

During its work session Monday, Dec. 6, Fenton City Council approved urgent repairs to the sodium hydroxide bulk holding tank at the city’s water treatment plant.

Fenton — After a pause due to the pandemic, the committee working to secure a Veteran’s Memorial in Fenton’s Freedom Park is back in action.

Fenton City Council approved urgent masonry repair to the west elevation wall of the Fenton Police Department building during its meeting Monday, Oct. 25.

On Monday, Sept. 27, Fenton City Council unanimously approved a proposed scope of engineering services for the Main Street rehabilitation project.

 Dan Brisson, DPW director, said the city’s engineering firm, OHM Engineering Advisors, is preparing bid specifications for concrete joint repairs, concrete spalling repairs, and concrete sealing for the Fenton Mill Pond dam. Maintenance also will address minor erosion concerns and different locations on the retaining walls on both sides of the dam.  “All proposed repairs are typical surface maintenance repairs that all concrete dams experience over time,” Brisson said....

 The city was awarded $1,964,293 in federal and state funding for road surfacing.  Dan Brisson, Public Works director, said the total project is estimated to cost $2,507,600 with the city’s participation cost estimated at $543,307. Engineering for the project is covered by the MDOT agreement and the city will have to pay 100 percent of engineering costs.  The portion of Silver Lake Road westward from Poplar Street to be rehabilitated is 1.53 miles long. The project consists ...

 These are the ongoing projects: Owen Road bridge  The Michigan Department of Public Transportation (MDOT) is doing repair work on the Owen Road bridge. Workers are replacing the barriers on the outside of the bridge, doing repair work on some of the steel beams underneath, doing deck replacements, repairing the joints on top and more.  They also will complete an epoxy flood coating on the whole surface of the bridge in the summer of 2022.  After the Owen Road bridge is done...

During its work session Monday, March 1, Fenton City Council motioned to move forward with a residential Cross Connection inspection program, and have HydroCorp to provide inspection and management services