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Low-income households in Detroit spend at least a quarter of their disposable incomes on water and sewer bills, putting the city’s poorest residents among the hardest hit by rising water
Water and sewer service affordability, at both the household and community levels, is a widespread and growing problem across Michigan. Left
A growing number of Michigan households are burdened by high water bills, a University of Michigan report finds.
Water and sewer service affordability, at both the household and community levels, is a widespread and growing problem across Michigan. Left unchecked, it is likely to increase in the future, according to a new statewide assessment. "Our purpose was to understand the extent of affordability issue
Inflation adjusted water costs doubled in Michigan and tripled in Flint and Detroit between 1980 and 2018, a University of Michigan-MSU report found.