They've been doing it for a long time. I would assume a lot of impacted homeowners in Macomb County will be contacting an attorney.Originally Posted by Jimaz
Now Oakland County has admitted dumping an unprecedented 2.1 billion gallons of "partially treated" sewage into Macomb County's waterways.
Expect algae blooms and closed beaches!
On a side note: It's nice to see OC finally sharing something with the region. I guess they figure since they can figuratively shit all over the region they may as well literally shit all over the region.
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