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Mount Clemens awarded $600,000 grant to investigate lead service lines

Mount Clemens City Commission · November 6, 2024
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Summary

City Manager Greg Shipman announced a $600,000 TMFLSLR grant to reimburse wages and 40% of benefits for lead service line investigations; the city credited AEW's Ashley Carpenter and Leonard Bertrand for securing the award.

City Manager Greg Shipman told the Mount Clemens City Commission that the city received a Technical, Managerial and Financial Lead Service Line Replacement (TMFLSLR) grant totaling $600,000.

Shipman said the funding will reimburse the city for wages and 40% of benefits incurred by lead service line investigations. He thanked Ashley Carpenter from AEW and Leonard Bertrand for helping secure the grant.

The commission did not take a formal vote on the grant at the meeting; Shipman presented the award as part of the city manager's report and encouraged residents to contact Parks and Recreation for upcoming programming and event details.