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 Drinking Water Distribution System Master Plan 

 

Every five years the city examines the miles of water mains, hydrants and connections that bring clean, safe drinking water to customers every day. This study allowed the city to set priorities for maintaining and improving this distribution system to minimize any interruption in service.

Cty staff worked with a team from CDM Michigan Inc. to improve the distribution system computer model with field tests provided for the Master Plan. Based on this testing and modeling, the team recommended improvements to the distribution system.  The project ultimately developed a list of capital projects that are needed to sustain the system now and in the future.

Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) system data was used to improve the model accuracy. Detailed water use patterns were developed using these AMR data.  This approach helped make the computer model and ultimately the Master Plan more specific and responsive to the demands for water across all residents and businesses in the city.

To learn more about the Master Plan, please follow the links below:

If you would like more information on this project, please contact Molly Wade, Water Quality Manager, at (734) 794-6430 ext 43702. 

Updated July 16, 2010

This page is maintained by the Systems Planning Unit and is updated regularly.  If you experience any technical difficulties or have suggestions regarding this site, contact the webmaster.

Fire Hydrant 

News

The fire flow testing of fire hydrants is complete.

 The next step in the process is calibrating the model and testing various scenarios.  This process takes about six months.

Check back for progress updates.

Contact

Molly Wade
Water Quality Manager
(734) 794-6430 ext 43702
mlwade@a2gov.org

 

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