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Harbor Beach to update city's water system Rich Harp, For the Tribune June 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Harbor Beach City Council voted June 7 to take a proactive approach on the city's aging water infrastructure and approve a project with an estimated $3.6 million price tag. (Tribune File Photo) The Harbor Beach City Council voted June 7 to take a proactive approach on the city's aging water infrastructure and approve a project with an estimated $3.6 million price tag. The city held a public hearing to discuss its water treatment plant and distribution system. During the meeting, Treasurer...

Harbor Beach council takes final touches to allow purchase of former plant Rich Harp, For the Tribune May 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Harbor Beach City Council started putting the final touches onto an ordinance amendment that would allow property to be used for a variety of uses at the site of the former Detroit Edison plant. According to Harbor Beach Mayor Gary Booms, the site is zoned industrial, which would not allow perspective purchasers to use it for any other purpose. The tract of land, which includes several acres of lake-frontage, will be rezoned. After the rezoning, it could ...

Harbor Beach buys new pump for sewer Huron Daily Tribune FacebookTwitterEmail The Harbor Beach City Council voted to purchase a new pump for its sewer and sell a piece of formerly foreclosed land during its Feb. 16 meeting. The city council approved the purchase a larger pump for the rebuild of the DPW sewer machine. At a former meeting, DPW Supervisor Mike Jurgess had requested the pump. During discussions, it was learned the present machine would cost about $100,000 to replace. It would be more frugal to repair it by installing a new pump. Jurgess recommended purchasing the new pump from Se...

Harbor Beach purchases two trucks from Ordus Ford Rich Harp, For the Tribune Feb. 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Harbor Beach City Council voted Feb. 1 to purchase two trucks from Ordus Ford. Department of Public Works Supervisor Mike Jurgess had solicted bids from local vehicle dealerships, and presented a request to council to purchase the two vehicles. Council agreed to purchase a 2021 Ford 250 truck from Ordus Ford, Inc. for a price of $33,875. This vehicle will replace the 2016 DPW pick-up truck they are currently using, and it will be transferred to the Harbor Beach Waste Water Treat...