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Port Huron City Public Works is one of the departments of the city of Port Huron, Mich. It is responsible for planning, designing and constructing the physical facilities of the city, including infrastructure elements, streets, water and sewage system, and public buildings. The department is involved in constructing and operating new and existing facilities. It is divided into three major operating divisions engineering, streets and utilities. The utilities division is responsible for treatment and distribution of potable water to various customer locations, such as homes, businesses and industries. It is also involved in treatment of wastewater and contaminant removal, and operating storm water and sanitary sewer systems. The department s street division focuses on maintaining pavement line markings, street signage and traffic control devices, disposal of trash, barricading, road closures, detour routes and sealing, asphalt and pothole repairs, and street sweeping.

Norfolk County is a community-focused organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through diverse recreational, cultural, and social services. With various programs, events, and facilities, the county fosters engagement and participation in community initiatives, promoting vibrant local living. Additionally, Norfolk County emphasizes transparency and citizen engagement by encouraging feedback on community projects and the budgeting process. The county is committed to building a strong, inclusive community where residents can contribute to shaping their environment and initiatives. Generated from the website

The Northwest London Resource Centre is dedicated to supporting, connecting, and empowering the residents of Northwest London, with a mission to strengthen an inclusive community. With a focus on innovative and resourceful approaches, the centre offers a range of programs and services including youth and settlement support to enhance the well-being of its diverse community members. Rooted in respect for the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, L nāp ewak, and Attawandaron Peoples, the centre recognizes the continuous contributions of Indigenous Peoples to the area. By acknowledging this important history and culture, the Northwest London Resource Centre commits to fostering reconciliation and promoting a more inclusive society for all residents. Generated from the website