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Jul 30, 2024 · EasyPay, an interest and penalty free payment plan announced Monday by Detroit's Water and Sewerage Department, is meant for all types of customers and does not have income restrictions.
Jan 6, 2023 · The city’s new water affordability plan for low-income Detroiters caps water bills at as little as $18 a month. The program, called Lifeline, also helps customers pay off their past-due water bills, and paid over $8.9 million for some 9,000 households that enrolled in the program in 2022.
- Briana Rice
Jul 30, 2024 · The city of Detroit announced a new payment plan Monday evening that it said will remove barriers to paying off past-due water, sewer and drainage bills. The plan, called EasyPay, is for...
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- Macomb County Reporter
2 days ago · The next highest payment plan, offering water bills at $43 a month, is for three-person households making $38,730 or less. The last tier, at $56 a month, caps income at $51,640 for three people in a home. Lifeline Plan enrollees account for 11% of DWSD's 225,000 overall residential household customers, Peckinpaugh said. Why customers must reenroll
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department’s freshly unveiled Lifeline Plan aims to help eligible households keep their water service and erase past debt. But water justice activists and residents want more information, transparency, and accountability.
Aug 25, 2014 · “Instead of addressing the needs of Detroit residents with an affordability plan, accurate bills, and an improved dispute process, the Department set thousands up to fail by sending them bills impossible to pay.” The documents released today were filed with the court as part of the class action lawsuit, Lyda et.al v. City of Detroit ...
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Feb 9, 2023 · The official end of Detroit’s water shutoff moratorium on Dec. 31, 2022 has increased a sense of urgency among water rights advocates to prevent the city from returning to the practice, which disconnected service to 140,000 accounts between 2014 and 2019.
