Saint Clair County

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.

The Marine City Library, established in 1889 by the Ladies Library Association, became part of the St. Clair County Library System in 1967. The current branch, built in 1983 through community donations, spans 6,575 square feet and is conveniently located along a main thoroughfare and a paved bike path. Offering a range of services, the library features public computers, a hotspot lending program, and flexible meeting spaces. Additionally, a covered pavilion behind the building provides electrical outlets and WiFi access for outdoor activities. Generated from the website

Located in the scenic rural northern Macomb County, the Village of Armada is a charming and peaceful community known for its family-owned farms and orchards. The village features a quaint downtown with a variety of local businesses and restaurants, making it an inviting destination for visitors. Adjacent to the Macomb Orchard Trail, Armada serves as an ideal spot for those looking to rest during their biking or running excursions. With its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and vibrant community events like the local flea market and the Armada Fair, it offers families a safe and welcoming environment to enjoy. Generated from the website