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Detroit’s alley sewer repair program is finally off the ground after city council approved two new contracts, bringing the total to four for the first phase of a $184 million project. Focused on private sewer lines connecting homes to public systems, this initiative uses federal grants since the city can’t fund these repairs itself. Before digging begins, contractors will conduct community outreach and inspect alleys with cameras to identify defects. Priority areas include neighborhoods with known sinkholes or failing connections, all while following federal guidelines. Construction starts mid-September, with the DWSD closely monitoring progress and releasing quarterly reports tracking repairs, costs, and overall impact — aiming for a major drop in basement backup complaints.

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