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Shipman: DPW logged 518 man‑hours during storms; city seeks $565,000 grant for downtown revitalization
Summary
City Manager Shipman reported that DPW logged 518 man‑hours responding to back‑to‑back snow events, described equipment breakdowns and water main breaks, announced a $1.13 million downtown revitalization project (seeking a $565,000 grant with a $565,000 match), and recognized longtime staff and community volunteers.
City Manager Mister Shipman reported to the Mount Clemens City Commission that the Department of Public Works logged 518 man‑hours on snow and ice removal during a multi‑day weather event in mid‑February, describing extended shifts, equipment failures and two water main breaks that stretched crews’ capacity.
"Since the snow started on Wednesday, 02/12/2025, at approximately 3PM through Monday, 02/17/2025 at 9AM, the DPS had accumulated 518 man hours dedicated to just snow and ice removal," Shipman said. He described radiator leaks, overheating on a plow/salt…
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