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Monday, June 30, 2025 Contractors will begin working on cleaning sewers along sections of W. Broad Street beginning on Monday, June 30, 2025. The work will take place between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and is expected to take multiple days to complete. Travelers in the area may encounter brief delays at times in areas where traffic is reduced to one lane.

The contractor has been progressing along nicely on the south side of the road. At this point they are rapidly approaching the intersection of W. Rolston and Beach Buggy Lane. The plan is to split dig the intersection so that the residents will always have at least one lane to access Shiawassee Shores. This will be accomplished by closing the east lane (exit lane) of Beach Buggy Lane at W. Rolston while they install edge drain and stone base in that area. Once that has been completed, they will open the east lane for access and close the west lane (entrance lane) for completion. This process will require motorists to share a lane when entering and exiting, so please proceed with caution while work occurs at the intersection. With continued cooperation from mother nature, this process is projected to take two days to complete. Work zones require extra caution, and we ask for your support in keeping safety a top priority. Please remember to: · Slow down and stay alert when approaching and traveling through construction areas. · Follow posted signs and directions from workers. · Plan ahead for potential delays and seek alternative routes when necessary. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve W. Rolston Road. Working together we can create a safer and more efficient roadway while minimizing disruptions. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out- 810-735-7980  Don Grice Director of Public Works

NOTICE OF MILL POND TREATMENT: THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2025

The contractor has completed the underdrain and stone base on the north side of W. Rolston Road from N. Bridge Street to just west of Beach Buggy Lane. They are now moving operations back to the east to complete the south side of the road from just west of the car wash westward back toward Beach Buggy Lane. This section of work will provide intermittent access to N. Bridge Street by means of one lane, and ongoing access to the detour on Hogan Road. Motorists may have temporary delays through the construction zone as trucks are loaded in the open lane. When the open lane is clear, motorists can proceed with caution. Work zones require extra caution, and we ask for your support in keeping safety a top priority. Please remember to: · Slow down and stay alert when approaching and traveling through construction areas. · Follow posted signs and directions from workers. · Plan ahead for potential delays and seek alternative routes when necessary. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve W. Rolston Road.  Working together we can create a safer and more efficient roadway while minimizing disruptions. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out- 810-735-7980 Don Grice Director of Public Works

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The contractor has completed the soil stabilization work just west of North Bridge that required the full closure of W. Rolston Road in that area. Construction will now return to the proposed methodology which will allow one lane to remain passable through the construction zone. This will provide intermittent access to N. Bridge once again. Motorists may have temporary delays as trucks are loaded in the open lane. When the open lane is clear, motorists can proceed with caution. It has also been brought to our attention that Genesee County Road Commission has a road maintenance project occurring on Hogan Road between W. Rolston Road and Lahring Road. We are told this work will clear the intersection of W. Rolston Road and Hogan Road by late morning as they work north. This will allow access on Hogan Road south to Silver Lake Road. Hogan Road north of W. Rolston will remain closed for several more hours until the road maintenance project is completed this afternoon. Once this county operation is completed, Hogan Road will return to normal access. We apologize for this added confusion. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out- 810-735-7980 Don Grice Director of Public Works

ATTENTION: The City of Linden Fire Department is responding to a fire in Fenton Township and is connected to the City Hydrant system. This may cause water cloudiness. The water is safe to drink.

PLEASE CLICK TO READ PRESS RELEASE ISSUED JUNE 12, 2025