Local coverage
Project conversations across Macomb County and the Clinton River watershed.
Coverage depends on independent provider availability. Each page below explains useful housing and site context for that community.
Utica
An 1817 river town whose failed 1830s canal ambitions still shape how water moves through its oldest core.
Local planning notes →Shelby Township
A fast-growing township whose drainage infrastructure spans five decades of construction standards.
Local planning notes →Clinton Township
Named for the river running through it, where the north and middle branches converge.
Local planning notes →Fraser
A small former crossroads village built at a plank road and rail depot, later ringed by newer construction.
Local planning notes →Roseville
A city built almost entirely in one 1950s boom, with storm drainage designed to that era's standards.
Local planning notes →Mount Clemens
The county seat, sited directly on the Clinton River since its 1818 founding.
Local planning notes →Chesterfield Township
A Lake St. Clair shoreline community with direct storm-surge and lake-level exposure.
Local planning notes →Macomb Township
Flat, formerly swampy farmland now rapidly suburbanizing, with drainage still catching up in places.
Local planning notes →