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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has released the latest schedule for bottled-water distribution in the city of Benton Harbor.
It's part of a broader plan and america's water systems. josh letterman has a closer look into where this money is going, how it's being spent. josh, how much are we talking and when could communities actually start feeling the tangible impact? >> reporter: well, we've talked a lot about how the biden administration has been really working to try to connect the dots on this infrastructure law for americans. where is this money actually going? how are people going to benefit from this? and now they are able to point to this first money heading out the door shortly. 50 billion over five years fo...
The Michigan Senate on Thursday unanimously approved $3.3 billion in water infrastructure spending to replace lead pipes and repair aging dams around the state while also sending money to a Detroit-area system that has struggled with flooding blamed on climate change.
Benton Harbor leaders announced Monday that the city is accepting bids from contractors for an ambitious project to replace all lead water pipes no later than 2023 due to elevated levels of the toxic metal in the municipal supply.
Benton Harbor leaders say the city is accepting bids from contractors for an ambitious project to replace all lead water pipes no later than 2023 due to elevated levels of the toxic metal in the municipal supply.