Gas leak forces evacuations in Franklin Leak has been fixed
FRANKLIN, Mich. – A gas leak along Franklin Road prompted evacuations at businesses and residences Tuesday morning in downtown Franklin.
The leak shut down a stretch of Franklin Road. However, it has been fixed and traffic is allowed to continue again.
Bloomfield Township police said a couple of blocks were evacuated. Consumers Energy said the leak was coming from a broken service line in front of the Comerica Bank on Franklin Road near Ravine Drive.
Repairs have been made.
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