Bangor Township Seeks Up to $2 Million State Grant for Sewer Project
Agency - Department of Environmental QualityBangor Township is seeking up to $2 million state grant to tackle storm water overflow issues.
The Midland-based Fleis & VandenBrink Engineering Inc. is drafting a grant application due to the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality in December. If approved, the grant money will go towards studying the integrity of the township's sewer pipes.
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