STORM DAMAGE RESPONSE UPDATE
Update July 6, 2026:
Cleanup efforts continue across the City. The Department of Public Services will begin collecting storm debris from residential neighborhoods starting Friday, July 10.
• Have limbs and brush placed in the terrace area by 8:00AM Friday, July 10.
• Collection will take several days to complete, so please be patient as crews work throughout the community.
Please note: To allow debris to be fed through the chipper, limbs should be 10 inches in diameter or smaller whenever possible.
City of Monroe Department of Public Services crews are responding to storm damage throughout the community.
Crews are currently prioritizing urgent safety needs, including opening blocked roads, clearing blocked driveways, and addressing trees that have fallen on homes. Additional cleanup efforts will continue after these immediate priorities are addressed.
The City is also developing a plan to assist residents with brush cleanup, including possible curbside pickup. More information about this effort will be shared on Monday, July 6.
At this time, no injuries have been reported. Reported impacts have been limited to property damage.
Residents are reminded to stay away from downed power lines and report them directly to DTE at 800-477-4747.
To report storm damage, downed limbs, or concerns related to a City-owned tree, please use the MyMonroe reporting app. Staff are also checking messages left at 734-384-9126.
Thank you for your patience as City crews continue working throughout the community.