Summary
The Council awarded a $1.97 million contract to keep replacing lead water lines from the property line into homes — at no cost to homeowners, as required by the federal lead and copper rule.
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Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Paid from the Water Fund; no cost to property owners for the replacements.
Residents on lead service lines, whose pipes get replaced free of charge.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Dearborn City Council — Council Meeting (1) compressed — 2026-05-19
The council adopted the project planning document to seek a low-interest state loan to finish replacing 2,001 partially replaced lead service lines — about $13 million at roughly $6,500 per line.
Dearborn City Council — Council Meeting — 2026-04-14
The Council awarded a $1.97 million contract to keep replacing lead water lines from the property line into homes — at no cost to homeowners, as required by the federal lead and copper rule.
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