Every time you turn on a water faucet in Belding and clean, clear water comes rushing out, you can thank the DPW.
The City's 2 water towers and 4 wells capable of pumping more than 4,000 gallons a minute are kept running smoothly by the DPW staff.
The DPW is also responsible for sewers and lift stations, streets and snow plowing, park and cemetery maintenance, and the city motor pool, including police and ambulance vehicle care and maintenance.
2010 Brush Pick-up Schedule |
| March 22 |
July 26 |
| April 26 |
August 23 |
| May 24 |
September 20 |
| June 21 |
October 25 |
Brush to be picked up must be placed curb side by 7 a.m. on the above listed dates, but no earlier than the 18th of the month. The total amount of brush and limbs per household shall not exceed 10 cubic yards per month. This may be waived at the discretion of the Director of Public Works in cases of devastational storms.
Call "MISS DIG"
Please remember to call MISS DIG before doing any digging on your property. This toll-free call alerts utility companies of your plans so they can stake the location of utilities in order that you do not hit them while digging. The utility companies can bill for damages if they are not notified. Remember to call MISS DIG at 1-800-482-7171 before digging on your property.
Visit these links for:
Water Quality Report (PDF)
How to Pay Your Water Bill
Cemetery Information Page
Finance Department Page
Garbage Service Information
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Water, sewer, streets, parks, and
cemeteries
are DPW responsibilities.
The City of Belding DPW oversees
many important City services.
Here are some interesting facts from
the DPW about the City of Belding:
• More than 600,000,000 gallons of water are pumped annually.
• Each of our water towers holds 500,000 gallons.
• The City's public parks total more than 150 acres.
• The City has 36 miles of streets. That's a lot of snow plowing!
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