Detroit city officials work to make storm cleanup easier on residents
DETROIT – A plan is in place to pick up all the trash left behind by Mother Nature as Detroit Public Works Department crews clean up the mess.
More: Metro Detroiters share photos of weekend flooding
Detroit mayor Mike Duggan discussed the city’s expanded efforts to pick up debris in front of homes and remove damaged items from flooded basements Thursday. It’s a large job, which is why he said crews are working longer and want to hear from impacted residents.
You can watch Hank Winchester’s full story in the video above.
Learn how to report flood damage or receive help amid the flooding right here.
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Related: Illegal dumping concerns grow as Metro Detroit residents clean up after severe flooding
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