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Has your water service been restored? Don't forget to flush your pipes!

  • If you’re having your water service restored, you need to flush your pipes for thirty minutes! This ensures you are drinking and cooking with water that has not been sitting stagnant in your pipes, potentially exposing you to lead, copper, and other sediments. Most people are able to flush their home properly themselves by following some simple directions. Watch this video to learn how or visit us at Michigan.gov/MiLeadSafe to download a printable guidance document.

  • Report Environmental Emergency 24/7; Call 800-292-4706

  • Need Environmental Assistance? Call 800-662-9278

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News Releases

Calendar, Events and Training

  • The Great Lakes Water Infrastructure Conference has been postponed until December 2020

  • EGLE Calendar, Events and Training

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