Detroit Water Shutoffs To Go Second Round; Millions Unpaid To City

Ian Thibodeau | ithibode@mlive.com, Kalamazoo Gazette
Sun, 04/19/2015 - 11:15am

The city of Detroit plans to begin water shutoffs again soon, with millions still owed on delinquent accounts through the city.

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