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In the past, Public Works hired vendors to provide video inspections, and the have engineers watch the videos and manually determine defects, a process that would take months or even longer.
Construction is more than halfway complete on a new biofilter meant to reduce the sewage odor and protect pipes in a Macomb County neighborhood.
The four biofilter projects are being paid with $12 million of the $170 million in federal American Rescue Plan dollars the county received and will not cause a rate increase.
STERLING HEIGHTS/FRASER — Approximately 6,000 tons of sediment is being removed from a major sewer in Macomb County, the Macomb Interceptor Drain.
Candice Miller said in a video called the sediment “like beach sand” that 40,000 years ago was likely was part of a water shore.