Water & utilities in Michigan local government
What Michigan city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about water & utilities — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
906 Michigan meetings since 2024 covered water & utilities. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Michigan with the most water & utilities activity
- Kalamazoo County, MI (47)
- Grand Rapids, MI (46)
- Traverse City, MI (43)
- Lansing, MI (35)
- Coldwater, MI (27)
- Washtenaw County, MI (26)
- Berrien County, MI (26)
- New Baltimore, MI (22)
- Saginaw County, MI (21)
- Pleasant Ridge, MI (21)
- Fraser, MI (21)
- Oakland County, MI (20)
Latest matching meetings
Public hearing on fluoride addition in community water supplies
St. Clair County will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposed regulation regarding the addition of fluoride to community water supplies.
HDC to review utility system installation at 220 N Hamilton
The Saginaw Historic District Commission will review an application for utility system installation at 220 N Hamilton. The meeting agenda also includes the approval of minutes from May 28, 2026, and public comments.
Committee considers noise permits for sewer projects and winter snow removal assessments
The Committee on City Operations will discuss board appointments and non-profit recognition. The body is deciding on public hearings for noise permits related to sewer projects and a special assessment for winter snow and ice removal.
Water Street redevelopment committee meets to discuss incentives and RFQ
The Water Street Ad Hoc Benefits Committee holds its first meeting to discuss community incentives and review the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for developers. The group will also review the 100-year vision for the area.
City approves $2.45 M local share for Jefferson Avenue reconstruction
The Community Development Committee will vote on a $2,453,895 local‑share agreement with MDOT to rebuild Jefferson Avenue from Martin Luther King Jr. Street to Logan Street. It will also consider funding increases for Sullivan Field Phase 2, a sanitary lift‑station contract, and additional street resurfacing work…
Admin Committee approves $1.75 M budget increase for UV disinfection upgrade
The Holland Area Water Reclamation Facility Administrative Committee approved a $1,750,000 amendment to the FY27 capital budget, raising the UV disinfection project total to $9,750,000. The committee also approved an engineering services contract with Fishbeck for secondary clarifiers 5 and 6 improvements, valued at…
City Council considers $731,000 backup generator for wastewater plant
The City Council will discuss purchasing a backup generator and 4,000 tons of road salt. The body is also considering an emergency ordinance regarding personal property and tents in public areas and a sale of city property on S. Gorham Street.
City Council approves contracts and vehicle purchases for 2026
The New Baltimore City Council will approve contracts for water line replacement, police and fire dispatching, and various equipment purchases. The body will also discuss financing options for city building projects and consider a proposed library lease.
City Council to consider water main replacement and festival resolutions
The Richmond City Council will meet to approve bills, consider a water main replacement bid, and discuss resolutions for the Good Old Days Festival.
City Council to approve contracts and purchase a new patrol vehicle
The Kingsford City Council will review invoices, approve consent agenda items including public safety reports, and consider new business such as paying for sewer projects and purchasing a new patrol vehicle.
Council to consider vacating alley at 1415 Sunnyside Drive, reserving 20‑foot easement
The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt Ordinance 2026-10, which would vacate the alley at 1415 Sunnyside Drive and reserve a 20‑foot easement. The meeting also includes adoption of several ordinances and resolutions such as water system improvements, an ice‑storm reimbursement application, a fire…
Council to consider second reading of ordinance regulating adult businesses
The Tecumseh City Council will review routine consent agenda items and approve the July 20 list of bills. It will receive an update on the Russell Road water main extension and consider authorizing the City Manager to sign the CLEMIS Interlocal Agreement. Several zoning ordinances—including one on adult regulated…
Council to approve $377,612.11 change order for wastewater treatment plant upgrades
The Albion City Council will vote on a range of items, including several consent calendar approvals and individual agenda items. Key decisions include a $377,612.11 change order for wastewater treatment plant renovations and a $50,000 grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The council will also…
City Commission to approve $11.2M Treatment Plant No. 25 electrical reliability contract
The Kalamazoo City Commission will vote on a series of contracts and extensions, including a $11,227,000 agreement for the Treatment Plant No. 25 Electrical Reliability Project. Other items include water infrastructure contracts, a buy/sell agreement for 1517 South Park Street, and a reappointment to the Historic…
Commission to recommend adoption of Ordinance 1575 amending zoning and green code
The Commission on the Environment will consider recommending adoption, with possible modifications, of Ordinance 1575, which amends Chapter 50 and Chapter 4 of the City Code on electric‑vehicle charging, parking ratios, landscaping, green space, bees and chickens. It will also discuss two proposed developments: “The…
Council discusses rezoning for drive-through restaurant and various city contracts
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for properties at 24300 Harper and 21501 Blackburn to allow a drive-through restaurant. Other items include an appeal regarding a boat lift relocation at 33800 Jefferson and several contract approvals for city services.
Council approves $2.09 million vendor payments and multiple infrastructure contracts
The Monroe City Council met on July 6, 2026 to approve minutes, authorize vendor payments totaling $2,085,032.52, and consider a series of contracts and purchases for water, wastewater, public safety, and street projects. Items included a $38,616.23 purchase for water‑filtration microcystin testing equipment, a…
Board to elect officers and set budget priorities for FY 27/28
The Board of Public Service will meet to approve minutes, elect officers, and discuss budget priorities for the fiscal year 2027-2028. The meeting is held at the Wastewater Treatment Plant Administrative Building.
City Council to consider two $25M alley sewer repair contracts
The Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee will hold public hearings on several redevelopment projects, including an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Certificate for Busy Bee Development on Gratiot Avenue and a Brownfield Plan for the same project. A commercial rehabilitation district will be considered…
Board to consider approving FY2027 operating budget
The Marquette Area Wastewater Treatment Advisory Board will meet July 16, 2026, to consider approving the revised FY2027 operating budget for submission to member municipalities. They will also review the June 2026 financial report and operations report, and discuss any new or old business. The agenda includes public…
Coldwater Zoning Board to approve 2027 meeting schedule
The board will consider Resolution 26-01 to adopt the 2027 regular meeting dates. The agenda also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments. No variance requests or other public hearings are scheduled.
Board to elect officers, adopt annual water usage report
The East Lansing-Meridian Water & Sewer Authority board will elect its chair, vice-chair, secretary, and treasurer. They will also consider adopting the fiscal 2025/26 Annual Water Usage Report and hear updates on long-term planning.
Water Administrator Perry Hart to present at Neighborhood Planning Council #10
The Westlake/Prairieview Neighborhood Planning Council #10 will meet to discuss local reports and business. Water Administrator Perry Hart is scheduled to give a special presentation. The council will also consider moving the September 9, 2025, meeting date due to a special event at Lakeview Assisted Living.
County COW to weigh sewer project, state grants, radio encryption
The Van Buren County Committee of the Whole will hear a Senior Services update and consider the Bankson Lake Sewer Extension Project, a Specialty Court substance abuse grant application, and acceptance of a Michigan Agricultural Preservation Program grant. Expedited items include mobile radio encryption and multiple…
City Commission to approve water rates, sale of properties, and construction contracts
The Muskegon City Commission will consider approving the sale of multiple properties, a contract for construction management, and water system improvements. The body will also set utility rates and discuss financing for housing and sewer projects.
City Commission to approve water/sewer rates and special assessments
The Marine City City Commission will approve minutes, business licenses, and a consent agenda including expenditures of $389,592.23 and the renewal of workers' compensation insurance. The body will also vote on a new water/sewer rate ordinance and special assessments for delinquent utility and grass-cutting accounts.
City Commission approves sidewalk repairs and water main project
The Birmingham City Commission will approve a $971,825.64 contract for concrete sidewalk repairs and a special assessment for water service replacements on S. Eton Street. The body also sets a public hearing for a liquor license and discusses a new sustainability fee.
City Council to consider approval of Grand Ledge Master Plan 2026
The City Council will discuss the adoption of the 2026 Master Plan and a contract for Well No. 11 engineering services. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding dangerous trees at 912 Willow Hwy.
Fenton City Council to appoint City Assessor and approve $620,539.60 in invoices
The City Council will consider the appointment of a City Assessor and a member to the Downtown Development Authority. The body will review a Community Development Block Grant agreement and a temporary easement for Consumers Energy. The meeting includes the authorization of over $620,000 in invoice payments.
HBPW Board reviews FY 2027 water budget and 32nd St water main contract
The Holland Board of Public Works will vote on infrastructure, budget, and policy items that affect local water service reliability, wastewater treatment upgrades, and city fleet operations. Key decisions include a capital budget amendment for the 32nd Street water main replacement, an engineering contract for…
Board considers $30 million lease-purchase for new City Hall
The Board of Supervisors will discuss a proposed lease-purchase agreement for a new City Hall in downtown Carson City. The meeting also includes votes on security contracts, water easements, and the potential repeal of the Cultural Commission.
Roads, Bridges & Public Utilities Committee meeting cancelled
The Roads, Bridges & Public Utilities Committee meeting scheduled for July 9, 2026, was cancelled.
Election Commission to appoint inspectors for August 4 primary
The Coldwater Election Commission will hold a special meeting on July 11, 2026 to approve minutes from April 13 and appoint election inspectors and AVCB members for the August 4, 2026 Primary Election. The agenda includes a proposed list of election workers for the primary.
City manager to install shed for T‑North water spicket before winter
The Parks & Recreation Board will discuss recruiting seven new members and the possible transition of Pat Mecham from liaison to board member after her council term ends. The board will note the city manager's plan to provide a shed/enclosure for the water spicket at T‑North before the winter season. It will also…
Environmental Advisory Board to hear storm water management presentation
The Environmental Advisory Board will receive a presentation on storm water management from Michael Smoter. The board will also discuss 2026 yearly goals and a water management tour.
Commission to vote on $367,200 power purchase commitment for capacity
The Wyandotte Municipal Services Commission will consider two resolutions: one authorizing a $367,200 power purchase commitment with the Michigan Public Power Agency for 2030/31 capacity to meet state adequacy requirements, and another authorizing a realignment of ConneX Operations. The commission will also approve…
Presbyterian Church Steeple Project review and discussion on historic district boundaries.
The Historic District Commission will review the Presbyterian Church Steeple Project and discuss updating the 2006 Downtown Coldwater Resource Study, procedures for modifying historic district boundaries, and funding for historic district projects. No project reviews or old business are on the agenda. Public comments…
CARD to review 1,4-dioxane well results, EPA updates, and Parkland Plaza development
The Coalition for Action on Remediation of Dioxane (CARD) will hear updates from the US EPA and EGLE on 1,4-dioxane contamination, including 2026 resident well sampling results. Old business includes updates from Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor Township, Scio Township, and the City of Ann Arbor. Also discussed are the…
Albion City Council discusses infrastructure, recreation, and utility matters
The City Council will consider several budget amendments, service contracts, and street repair projects. The meeting includes presentations regarding a water utility rate study and energy services.
Woodhaven City Council to consider police vehicle purchases and water authority amendment
The City Council will review several fund obligations and routine administrative approvals. Key decisions include the purchase of two new police vehicles and an amendment to the Great Lakes Water Authority agreement.