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‘It’s getting worse’: Neighbors ask City of Detroit to help fix collapsing alley behind their homes
Residents in Detroit's east side report a growing sinkhole in an alley behind their homes, which the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department linked to private sewer system defects. A new $184 million Alley Sewer Repair Program aims to fix private sewer connections, including such sinkholes, at no cost to homeowners.
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